Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-06-06
FAIR VIE ".
Chronicles of the Old Bachelors
Club.

As some of our neighbors have COM
planned that ye editor has gone back on
Fairview for not printing Fairview notes,
the Bachlor Club will show that they
are published when received. 1t is not
fair to expect ye editor to canvass the
county for local news.
The Bachlor Club has met regularly
every Saturday night since last writing
but did not report to the +. I. for fear
ZONE jokers would get mad at the Club
jokes. The Club means well TO all and
Ill to no one but must have its fun and
hopes all will consider the source and
take it all in fun, All who do not want
TO be mentioned inFairview notes Should
address Secretary Of Bachelors Club in
care Of FREE Press and stop growing.
Club met at Ed. Chase's house. called
to order. minutes read, roll called and all
present. Decided to send minutes 10 +.
L. this week and review news of last
three or four meetings.
No. said George Hanson who cut his
foot is improving slowly. Is on crutches
now.
No. said he was over to the baptz-
ing last Sunday. There was big turn
out from all over the prairie and that he
had the best meal that he had eaten for
years. The water was pretty muddy but
better than none.
No. said Charles Gelbach. w W Sill
vel, JEFF Hendren and V. NJ. Sebastian
went to Lewiston last week and Charley
had in borrowed horse that could kick
faster and higher than any thing in the
crowd.
No. said he had made up his mind
to raise a big garden this summer and
peddle vegetables but the frost of Thurs
day night changed his mind Beans,
potatoes, corn. fruit of all kinds, turnips,
cabbage, peas, in fact everything was
killed dead besides a considerable fall
wheat. barley and oats. And thinks
Mexico or Central Americawill find him
next year this time.
No. 5 said he believed he would write
up Camas prairie for the Farmers Club
and rake in the $25 for the Bachelor
Club and asks the prayers of all our
members to insure success.
No. @ said that is business. and that
We had all better join the Farmers Club
and protect ourselves as best We can.
twenty i've cents per pair on overalls
WV "OiO anu OuiOutOWn ~ loo
much.
No. says he thinks Fairview school
is progressing full as well as Sunny Side
but the Fairview school ma'am don't
seem to give him any encouragement or
even smile on him so he will stay at
home for while and poison squirrels
on Sunday.
No said he heard Mr.. McCready
would not 90 to Oregon, rs that was a
joke played on the Club, but would fix
up the roads this year year and asses us
next year i'll the place of j. n. Rice. our
present assessor. Charley seems to be a
republican. The republican members
(six) OF our Club extend their best wish
es and prayers while the democrats (6)
want J F. Mclean.
No. said he thought we had better
vote on men for ali the county offices at
our next meeting irrespective of party,
all good men and then the voters would
all be sure TO elect our men next fall.
No. 10 heard the Fairview Cemetery
trustees were going 10 make hog tight
fence around their cemetery as soon AN
they can get the lumber.
At our next meeting we will he
able to tell how our neighbors (who do
not send us notices to leave them alone)
are getting through this cold world and
what they are doing.
No. IL. SECRETARY.