Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-12-11

A Paradise for the kids. is our store
Anything you can imagine for thei
amusement, instruction and use, a
| Alexander 4 Friedenrich's.
Pillow case ball next Friday.
A $4,000 stallion rattle, Dec. 10.
Taxes are delinquent December ii.
Fresh French candies at Magee'
book store.
Geo. Riebod went to Lewiston OF
Tuesdays stage.
The hens have resumed business afteI
long spell of idleness.
W. A. Hall went TO Keuterville Mon,
day on school business.
Finest plush albums, toilet sets, pape.
tries, etc at Magee's, at lowest prices.
Go to Magee's for all kinds of books
musical instruments. toys, games, cards
etc.
Weller & Wax have handsome line
OF Christmas displayed, and offer good
values for cash.
l have a sulky plow to sell for cash,
or to trade for hogs. A. ]. Vanness
Cotton wood, Idaho.
See the elegant line of gentlemen's s
neckwear at rs cents each, at Alexan-
der & Friedenrichs.
R. ID. Shearer, Grangevile, max es
boots and shoes to order, and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-15
FouND.-By w. G. Pearson, on the
hill west of Grangeville, a horse collar.
Owner can get it at F. P. office.
Senator Shoup is the fret statesman
in American history to propose slapping
an import duty on foreign silver brought
to this country.
II. NJ. McDermid has placed his pro-
fessional card in our advertising col
umns, and solicits the public patronage
as resident dentist.
The Literary and debating society
across Clearwater re-organsed last Sat-
urday, and will hereafter hold meetings
each Saturday evening at $50.
There will be - dance given at Sunny
side school house on next Tuesday even
ing December Is. Proceeds to be for
the benefit of the school district.
Those intending to furnish supplies
for 4 In ~ l.
per are requested to deliver them at the
lower floor of the Orange hall on Thurs
day next. December II.
MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides paasents, Glenwood, this county.
December 4. 1891, by Rev. J. B York,
Shelton 1. Mcpherson aud Mary A.
Straugh, all of this county.
Mt. Idaho lodge No. 7, 1. O o. F., at
its last meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Jas. Ed
wards, N. G, T. ]. Aram. V. G, III. E.
Matteson, treasurer, W. M. Clark. sec.
Parties from Colfax have bought large
lots of hogs on Camas Prairie, and we
are told there are not enough left here
10 supply the home market, and that
next year We shall have to import hams,
bacon and pork.
L. w. Fanquier, special agent of the
N. Y. Life insurance CO, left Monday on
a business trip to Portland, and will re.
urn before tie holidays to establish
himself permanently here in the real
estate and insurance business. Johnny
Rice drove him to Lewiston.
NoTicE.-All persons knowing them
selves indebted to A. Leland & Son, on
account of the Teller, will please call on
he undersigned and make settlement
1t once, as these collections must be
made. W. A. HALL.
Grangeville. Nov. 25. 1891. 28
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at G. G. Bunnell's. They
nave the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
inderdone biscuits. Everything baked
o turn by catefulv distributed heat.
Peter II. Ready arrived home from
North Dakota Wednesday, and escaped
he last cold snap there with only a few
rost-bites on his nose. The mercury
vas 800 below zero when he left. He
eports a magnificent crop of grain all
through that tier of states, but only half
# it has been threshed yet and the
waste will be enormous. The railroad
imported steam threshiu
'utfits and crews aggregating 5000 men.
rom Illinois and lows TO assist in saving
he crops. but owing to the short season
nd bad fall weather. they were not rs
ervicable as expected. Mr.. Ready
ays that there is good market the re
or heavy horses of 1.600 pounds and
yer, but none at all for cayuses.