Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-19
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

7. B. Allen is on the sick list.
The editor is expected home to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Bibby is on the sick list this
week.
Larry OFT came up from the river yes
terday.
Sunday will be the shortest day in
the year.
This is the last issue of the paper be-
fore Christmas.
Wood, butter. eggs and money want
ed on subscription.
]. d. Holton was up from Lewiston
the first of the week.
Miss Flora Cowen is at Glen's Ferry,
Idaho, visiting friends.
For SALE-Good winter apples. In
qnire at Mt. Idaho hotel.
Look at the 75 cent fancy scarfs a
& F's. They are summers.
Nick Ingram is able to be around
again, after his recent illness.
Alexander q Freidenrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
There will he a Christmas tree at the
Chase school house on Christmas eve.
The delinquent tax list this year con-
tains l43 names, 81 more than last year.
Do not miss the masquerade Christ
mas night. You will always be sorry if
you do.
Chas. Bentz and ]. d. Davis remem.
bered the F. P. in substantial manner
this week.
Salmon river is lower than at any
time this year, and can be easily forded
in many places.
J. w. Allen writes us from Centralia,
WASH. enclosing money to have the F.
P. sent to him there.
An alarm of fire at the Jersey house
last Friday brought out crowd in short
order No damage was done.
Allen Baggs went over to Cottonwood
Tuesday afternoon 10 remain a short
time in the w. & w. atore there.
Mrs. ]. S. Hartman, who had elbow
of left arm dislocated with slight frac-
inre, two weeks ago, is getting along
nicely.
Ike Orcutt has the thanks of the edi-
tor for very fine cinnamon bear skin.
which was delivered Saturday by Nels
Miller.
p. E. Sherwin has had a portion of
his land adjoining town surveyed into
lots and plated as au addition 10
Grangeville,
If you want anything in the Plush
Goods line call at A IF. They can
please the most fastidious, and at prices
that cannot be beat.
Mrs. Fountain, who has been out at
Ben Morris to keep Mrs. Morris COM
pany. for the past ten days, is now again
with her folks in Grangevile.
Owing to the editor being absent and
having the delinquent tax list to put in
type, We have of necessity had to slight
the local department this week.
Offers Of property of the value of at
least $l2 900 have been made to secure
the Agricultural College for the town of
Grangeville. Pretty good for starter.
]. B. Chamberlain arrived out from
Warrens Wednesday, having left the
camp for the winter. He went on to
Lewiston yesterday to transact business
there.
Nels Miller arrived out from Warrens
last Saturday. He report the camp set
tied down to a winter basis. AS vet
there is no snow and the trails are
all open.
VIM. Steinheiser has sold the resi-
dence property recently purchased of T.
J. Davis to ]. Hadorn. The purchase
price was $4,000. The best price that
has been paid for Grangeville residence
property.
Hon. I. S. Weller is member of the
following standing committees of the
Senate; Finance, Privileges and Elec-
tions, Railroads and Transportation, Ap-
preparations, and Counties and County
Boundaries.
The memorial to the legislature sent
off Monday contained the names of 48C
taxpayers of Camas prairie. There are
still number of the memorials out
which will swell the number of names
to over 500.
CALL AND sEE.-Among other good.
in her line Miss NJ. E. Robinson is re-
ceiving a most beautiful assortm ent o
fine hand painted articles. Also o
fancy work. attractive and useful, beius
something entirely new and pleasing il
the way of Christmas presents.
This week ends the three months
term of school taught in this district b,
Miss Eda Clark. There has been larg
attendance throughout. and the tern
has been most successful one. Boil
parents and pupils speak highly of tn
way Miss Clark has conducted it.