Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-06-19

of the year.
An addition will soon be built on To
the residence of sheriff Wood.
All the creeks and branches are still
running good heads of water.
Sandburg was in town with straw ber-
ries from Salmon river Tuesday.
John r. Addison this week sold his
band Of sheep to Vincent q Magill.
The brass band have just added fine
tenor horn to their set of instruments.
Remember it is easy for the Moscow
Art Studio to give satisfaction in all
work.
Several families from the Prairie are
on Salmon river preserving cherries for
winter use.
Mrs. B B. Stuart and daughter, Mrs.
A. q. Mclean, have removed to Elk
City for the summer season.
Section 8 of the wagon road would
have been completed by this time, only
the heavy rains delayed work.
All the vegetables in the Paouse
country were killed off by frost last
week. Camas Prairie escaped it.
Quite number of Camas Prairie and
Craig's mountain people will spend the
Fourth of July at Waha Lake.
Company & drilled in the open air
Tuesday night, and will do so regularly
hereafter, weather permitting.
For house painting and paper hang
ing call on ScoTT h RoTHwELL, Grange
vile, Idaho. A
w. F. Srhmadeka has moved his har.
ness shop and stock into Armory hall,
and Co. G is once more homeless.
To the young ladies-The operator for
the Moscow Art Studio is single man
and of course will do his best to please
you.
Prof Magee has received the goods
ordered for his variety store and is
awaiting the completion of his store
building to open them up.
Are you thinking of fencing? If &c, re-
member that &. G.. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
IL none better. none cheaper.
George Riebold sent box of Little
Giant quartz weighing "a pounds TO
friend at Moscow the value of which
is $500, or nearly 81 per pound.
Several pelicans have been killed on
the prairie lately. Jas. Lytle shot one
Monday which measured full eight feet
from the tip of one wing to the other.
Auchinvoe & Aram beg to announce
to the public that they will carry full
stock of binding twine during the COM
ing harvest season, which they will sell
cheap for cash. AZ
Miss Addie Benedict is expected
home from Lewiston this evening, hav-
ing completed her education and gradu-
ated from the Sisters school with the
highest honors obtainable.
l am prepared to supply the people
mestic fruits in season. and at short
notice, to anyone who will intrust me
with an order.
4-36tf E. TIxIER, Lewiston.
Call and see samples at the Moscow
Art Studio, then have your photos ta-
ken, and you will receive as fine pho.
to as can be taken in the largest city
He will give IL cabinet photos and a
large crayon portrait for $40.
BACON For SALE.-I have some of the
best bacon ever cured on Camas Prairie
for sale in quantities of 1000 pounds at
eleven cents per pound, hog around.
Smaller quantities. twelve cents per
pound. JAMES CARNEs, Cottonwood.
Grangeville takes back seat this year
in the matter of celebrating the glorious
Fourth of July. A larger number of
smaller celebrations will be an agreeable
change from the crush which usually
celebrates the nations birth day in our
town celebrations.
Orrin Morrill,, who has been packing
out of Lewiston for the past twenty
years, and who has bossed the G 4 B
trains for the last ten years. died in
Lewiston on the morning of Thursday,
June IL, 1891, aged 55 years. Two weeks
previous he was kicked in the side by a
mule, and although he was up and
around as jovial as eyer since the acci-
dent. the injuries were no doubt the
direct cause of his death. May our old
red-shirted, big-hearted friend res, in
peace.
The A q F store and corral has been
lively this week. Tuesday and Wednes-
day three of the largest pack trains in
the country were loading merchandise.
They were the John Clark train load
ing for Florence, the Smead & Mallich
train loading for Kelly q Brown, War
rens. and An Cain and All Luiy's China
train. also loading for Warrens. In adj
dltion to these there have been the
usual number of Indian trains, pros
rectors etc, loading at the several stores,
and this will give outsiders an idea of
he big business done in our little town
---a business which is annually increas-
ing, and ls making Grangeville grand
q slrihuting pDin for tremendously
large scope OF rich mineral eounlry.