Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-05

& F's. They are summers.
Amos Markham fell from the roof OF
his irouse. height of fifteen feet, last
night, and sustained serious injuries.
Ii you want anything in the Plush
Goods line call at A & F. They can
please the most fastidious, and at prices
that cannot be beat.
Aram & Son are the agents for the
Geneva nursery, and parties who have
ordered trees should call for them. They
will also keep trees fore sale.
CHRISTMAS TREE.-There. will be a
meeting at Grange hall on Monday
evening, December 8, at 2 p m, to max e
arrangements for Christmas Tree. All
are invited to attend the meeting.
CALL AND, sEE.-Among other goods
in her line Miss NJ. E. Robinson is re.
ceiving a most beautiful assortment of
fine hand painted articles. Also of
fancy work. attractive and useful, being
something entirely new and pleasing in
the way of Christmas presents.
Mt. idaho lodge No.. 2, l. O.O.F.,
elected new officers last Saturday night
for the ensuing year, as follows, N. G..
ID. Wax; V. G., Jas. Edwards; Treasu-
rer, A. F. Parker; Secretary, P. E. sher-
win; Trustees, J. H. Forney. Cy. Over
man, Jas. Edwards. The new officials
will be installed Saturday, Jan. 8, 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cambridge left here du-
ring the week for Soledad, Montery CO.,
California, where they 60 to spend few
months in recreation and change of
scene demanded by failing health. It
is their first trip from the Prairie since
their arrival here in the early days.
They were offered their own price for
their ranch below town just before their
departure. but declined to sell.
Word was received here Monday that
Mrs. G. H. Brockman had died that
morning. Sunday morning she was in
seemingly good health and went out to
milk cow. Shortly afterward she was
found lying on the ground in an uncon-
scious state. She was carried to the
house and everything possible done for
her relief, but without avail. She never
recovered consciousness and died on
Monday morning.
Mr.. Weller, accompanied by Mrs
Weller and Miss Annie Wood, took his
departure last Saturday for Boise
whittier he goes as state senator from
Idaho and Nez Perce counties. He goes
unpledged on the senatorial question
and will vote for che men whom he
thinks will make the most suitable sen.
ators, regardless of sectional lines. Mr.
Fem is also unpledged, and they will
doubtless act in harmony. Both gen.
tlemen will do their utmost to keep the
flag of Idaho county to the front, and al
they both have had previous Legislative
experience their constituents are natu.
rally expecting them to strengthen thei
record as capable representatives. They
will keep said constituents posted or
the progress of legislation through the
aho Will pC kidd W near buSBtSt'
ions thereon from their friends at home
Mr.. Schmadeka has removed the
fencing from around his new addition
and If you want to see how the towI
has grown this year, just take wall
that way and note the improvement,
that have been already made, and ar,
still going on. Only year ago, wher
the editors residence was building
everything south of tho Vansise ant
Matteson residences was an enclose,
pasture, access to which was had thro
a big gate across Hall street, cornerin,
on the Clark residence. Since then
several fine residences and fine churcl
have been built, lots fenced and plowe'
and general improvement is noticeable
, all around. 1t has been indeed a nota
BILE and prosperous year for Grange
vile, and confirms what We are all tn
time telling you, that the best town il
, the State of Idaho is growing up righ
under your very nose-and yet yo
don't begin TO realise it,