Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

"" eAhiolt AT n q s store. Call an,
see it.
Go to Aram q Auchinvole for machin,
oil.
20 to the Bakery for Medical Lake
Salts.
Aram 4 Sons sell the celebrated Dick.
ey Farm Fan for S35.
III you have a broken tooth call and
see how nicely it can he crowned by Dr.
Lockhart.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
snip tickets, consult agents Union Pa.
cific System.
DIR e. A. Lockhart is prepared to dc
all kinda of crown and bridge work this
trip. Call early and see samples.
H. d. Shearer. Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order, and repairing
OF all kinds neatly done. 6-l5
Evan Evans has sold his place north
OF town, consisting of 800 acres, together
with stock. to Seth Jones. for 81 600.
b. f. Morris was in town SATURDAY.
adjusting the insurance on his building
which was injured by fire last week.
{. o. Holbrook was in town from
White Bird Saturday and Sunday and
had his name added to our list of sub-
scribers.
A. q f. have just received an elegant
line OF Cloaks for ladies, misses and
children. Call early and make vour
purchases.
DIR. e. A. Lockhart. the Spokane der-
t'st' VIII he here one month. Call ear.
ly, for it is the last visit the DR.. will
make this fall.
a. Jorgenson was over from Cotton.
wood Saturday. He threshed 7s bush
els OF grain from every acre he had in
cultivation this summer.
Happy and content is a home with
ne Rochester" a lamp with the lipht
OF the morning. For catalogue, write
= Rochester Lamp Co., New York.
There were quite number of new
people out at Schmadeka's dance, and as
hnely formed and handsome lot Of
young ladies as can be found in anv
country
Sabbath school at 10 a. M, preaching
at III a. m. in the M. f.. church at
urangeville. Preaching at 7. 80 p. m. in
court room at Mt. Idaho on next Sum
day. the 22nd. A M,xrv
Charles Lee, whose leg was broken
'asc week, Is getting along nicely, and
with reasc nable care will soon be around
again. lie is now with his brother Cy-
rus Lee on the Ready ranch.
Est Bishop Talbot will preach in the
orange hall. Grangeville. on Wednes-
day evening next, Nov. 25, at 7.3O D m.
IL VIII be his only service on the prairie
this year, 80 everybody should attend.
J. S. Kelly writes from the "Crevice
Bank Gold Deposit" Salmon river: 81
'ake three or four of the leading papers
OF the country, but as the FREE PREss
samples with the best. and is the only
county paper We have, you will contin.
ne sending it to my address,"
Last Saturday was raw and bluster
Ing day with frequent snow storms, bu,
me town was quite lively with people
and the stores did great business
sunday brought cold cutting norther-
y wind, and that night the mercury
dropped to the zero point, and the hard
est lrost known in two years struck us
but Monday it moderated and we have
since had the usual mild and open fall
John Redmond was out from Elk CITY
asst week and left the editor some ouartz
rom his new strike above the California
nine on Gold hill. Mr.. r. has pros
oected through the Okanagon and Koo-
enai countries. and he says Elk City is
he best camp of all and nothing can
Keep 1t from coming to the front. He
VIII spend the winter in company with
'nr Old friend and partner, ]. N. Os-
'orne, who is placer mining at the
mouth of the Salmon, and ordered the
:. +. sent to Keuterville 80 he can get il
turing the winter.
Sheriff Wood returned Saturday from
Boise and Black foot, where he had been
With Cox and Chandemanche. He had
10 difficulty with either, but poor old
Fictof's memory has evidently departed
brewer. as he refused 10 shake hands
With Wood at the final parting saving
he did not know him, etc. The old man
lever recovered from his experience in
hat dreadful snow storm in Dead Horse
anyon in April. 1882. when McHale
vas frozen to death and Victor had both
egs severely frost-bitten. The sheriff
eturned across country and took in the
rocks corral quartz mines. and lie says
e is well satisfied that good quartz
amp will be developed there from the
nrface showing it already makes.
MARRIED.-At the residence of Mrs.
:. A. Crea, November l5 1891, at pm,
lr. Charles Oscar Holbrook and Miss i
larry E. Crea, all of Idaho county, Rev.
:. Maxey officiating
BY the kindness of our friend Oscar
e called at Mrs. Crea's last Sunday at
p. m. to witness the ceremonies that
ould forever take him out of his bach
orhood. Promptly on time he and his ',
xceIlent bride appeared before the !