Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-03-20
OUR WEEKLY ROUND-U

|, N|SSp "ahtcu on sutscTlDIlOn.
Look at our real estate snaps.
Now advertise your stud horses.
We publish estray notices for 81.
we print horse posters of any size.
Betting and lace leather at Bnnnell's
Now sharpen your plows and look II,
your garden tools.
Thomas Delaney, of Glenwood, is tia
latest new subscriber to the F. p.
Mr.. T. r. Eddy left on MONDAYS stag,
to visit his relatives in Spokane Fall
Tor few weeks.
Mizpah lodge Daughters of Rebekah
meet this evening at Z o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
The streams are running bank full
and the snow is all gone except the
drifts. The birds are here and winter is
thing of the past.
Capt. Beck last week mustered in Co.
~ LIST regiment Idaho National Guard,
iho coiupdHy HuinO RS
sixty-ive members.
The advertisement of notice TO con-
tractors for the building of the wagon
road bridge across Salmon river is now
running in the F. p.
S. L. Cowan has vacated his town res
ldence and established himself and his
family on Mrs. Eastman's ranch. which
he has rented for the season.
Young Cox, since his release from
Jail is sojourning in Lewiston and is
preparing for his defense. Hon. J. w.
Reid has been retained as his leading
counsel.
President Harrison is going to paw
friendly visit to the Pacific coast this
summer. Let us send him an invita-
ton to visit Camas Prairie, the garden
spot of the state of Idaho.
John N. Rice has had fencing bapled
to enclose his residence property south
OF town, preparatory TO building the
hrst house of the season thereon. That
part of Grangevile will build up hand
somely this summer.
Last Mondays stage came across the
prairie on wheels, for the first time in
month. The road was so soft that il
was two hours later than usual. having
got stuck for nearly an hour in the
Pearson lane. WaSf nf tomp
1t seems that in the matter of the sur
yeys of public lands to be made in the
state this year, Idaho county has again
been overlooked. Her name is all the
time Dennis" so far as the distribu
lion of public favors are concerned.
A man named Walter Scott is in iail
at Mt. Idaho on charge of attempting
an assault on Tony Gordon on Salmon
river with Winchester rife. His trial
taxes place tomorrow before Judge
Hail. Mr. Fulton is retained for the de.
fense.
President Harrison "w whipsawed" the
ldaho delegation in congress bv appoint-
Ing Beatty as Judge after the senate had
Jailed to confirm him, and at the same
time he withholds the commission of
Pinkham. who had been confirmed AZ
U. S. marshal for Idaho.
Price Yandell was over from Cotton-
wood Monday and gave us call while
he was in town. 1t will be remembered
that Price was involved in a shooting
scrape at Cottonwood last fall, when he
was shot in the cheek, the ball coming
out at the back of the neck. The
wound healed perfectly, and Price is
around again as life like as ever.
Nick Ingram arrived home from his
San Francisco trip last Friday and en-
loyed the trip and the sights of the bay
city very much. He returned by way
of Spokane Falls and reports that the
Camas Prairie country is attracting
good deal of attention over there. and
he thinks good deal of i'm migration
will be directed this way from that
point during the coming summer.
Charity Grange will give a social gath 4
ering at their regular meeting on March
81. Each member of the order has the
privilege of inviting a friend. Grange
opens at p N, and guests received AT
s N. A jolly good time is predicted
by all of the members. Committee of
Arrangements: w. F. Schmadeka. Harry
Shissler, Johnny Pearson, Susie shissler,
Alice Crooks and Annie Wood.
District attorney Fornev returned
few days ago from Moscow. He report,
a long term of court at hat place, nearly
one hundred cases being disposed of.
Owing to the large amount of business
in Latah county he will early in the
spring, ship one-half of his library to
Moscow, and until the expiration of his
term of office will be compelled to re-
side there a good part of the time. His
office at Mt. Idaho, however, ,wlll always
be kept open for business. as heretofore.
With his large landed and mining in
terests in Idaho county. he will always