Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-06-13
Lewiston is to have circus June I6.


Alexander & Fieiaenrich pay tn,
highest price for county warrants.
Mike Murray arrived from Wallac,
Monday and went into Elk next day.
Abe Galloway killed three bear and
cougar on White Bird creek last week.
Mrs. T. j. Davis left last week fo
Longmont, Colo. Timothy will follow
later.
1t is a fact that Jake Riebold has
bourhten the Clearwater ranch property
of Mr.. Wall.
Deer are very plentiful along S,lmon
river this year, and are frequently seen
at the waters edge.
MIR. Wax received two car loads OF
-four last week from the Housrr Touring
mills at Patsha, Wash.
Jud. Sebastian is lying at deaths door
with paralytic strok ke, with the chances
seriously against his recovery.
Mr. Hopkins is dsbursing a good deal
of money on the Prairie by buying ali
the steers he can find from those who
have them TO sell.
Now.with the prospect of big crop, il
things will only get shaped np TO IA pay
ing price for it, it will lift many mort
gage on Camas prairie.
John Bvrom and Levi Castle pulled
out Monday with supplies for further
work on the Jarrett and Byromclaim on
the south fork of Clearwater.
Old papers for sale at the FREE Press
office, fifty cents per 100 Call and gel
Them now, while they are on hand, be-
ore the cold We, ther demand sets in.
The Lewiston stage arrives promptly
~ D 30 in the evening, and has not Mrs
ed ten minutes either way in the las,
month. john Lemmon drives the swing
from here TO Cottonwood.
All who want Canton CIipner Piows,
R~s Disk Harrn~r, Red. White and
Blue mowers Star. Queen and Bonanss
hay rsssr, cal, on I'll. Davis. sgsnt for
uitcheil Lewis Co. 80
The Chicago Tribune estimases that
the Mckinley tar fl h,ll will, If IL be-
comes law, take $500, 900, 900 from the
oockefs of consumers Ii styles the bill
"a rank robbery Of the West"
The early bird catches the worm
There are innumerable opportunities to
establish business enterprises here. The
county is rich and prosperous and the
people enterprising and generous.
J. G. Rowton will on Sunday after
noon next at 3 p m. at the Fairview
.rl,nn1 hnnpn l.,I,.ar 81
ing the theory OF the burning of human
souls in the fires of hell. Every body is
invited.
There are two estray hogs running
about town depredating on gardens
The owner should gather them up be-
fore impnunded or shot. as they are Ii
able to destroy the gardens of half the
people in town.
Mr.. F A. Shearer will move perma
nently into his residence by the ditch on
the hill east of town as soon as il is
by Mr.. Evans, who will occupy
his new house now building in the
southwest part of town.
The census is taken once in every ten
years. L is national affair and the
- sH'ftI NV W uINulRt lIlt
answers to the authorized questions only
TO the government officials. the au-
wers are obligatory; hut cannot possibly
be u-ed Tor assessment purposes.
IfSamuel Rose who left Pierce county.
in 1857 or 1860, for some
point in Idaho, is living. advantage
would be- derived from a knowledge oi
his where bouts, and to his relatives il
dead. Address W. II. HARNEY, Wis.
c. B. Wood started Tuesday over the
Melnor trail for Warm Springs, where
he will meet Mr.. Wiley, and together
they will proceed by way of the Secesh
creek and Payette trail to Boise CITY
and organize the wagon road commission
IN June 49,
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak staves at c. G. Bunnell's. They
have the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
biscuits. Everything baked
to turn by carefully distributed heat.
Mr.. Phillips,of Lewiston, W no recently
bought the old ffplace and theGreen
Dallas ranch, has also purchased the
lionse and lots in Grangeville owned by
/. +. Sens. Mr.. Phillips will shortly tix
mp the house and make his headquarters
in his new purchase in this growing
Cyrus Overman was in town last FRI
day with load of the first hay of this
seasons crop. 1t was rye, and he has a
field of it eight feet high. From all we
hear, it is a safer, better, heavier and
more servicable crop than timothy, and
cattle thrive on it better, as it contains
more nutriment than timothy.
That new building going up across
Main street from the printing Office is
Robt. Shearer's business establishment
and dwelling. It's dimensions over all
are 20x50 feet. and portion of it will be
occupied by Mr.. Bell as furniture store
until he gets read, to build on the west
half of the same lot.
Senator Steward claims to have un-
earthed The fraud by which silver was
demonetiz d in 1873. The records are
said to have been tampered with and sill
yer dscrowned through base conspira.
cy. THE evil that men do lives after
,h-m," and much sympathy will be felt
for the wronged dollar which we have
seen long since and lost awhile.
The extension of the margin of culti-
walton in advsrce of the demands of the
population is the greatest cause of the
agricultural depression through
out the world. The occupancy and cul-
tivation OF new land has been fostered
not only by cheaper and swiiter means
of transport. bnt also by the encourage
ment afforded by the low price of gcs-
ernment land and the artificial stimulus
of the boom till the amount of produce
is necessarily ahead of the demand.
The increase of population in thAU United