Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP,

chased Judge forncy's sleigh.
For letter heads. bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this office.
b. F. Morris has money to loan on
real estate at lowest rate of interest. 3S
Will Schmadeka is killing some STALL
fed beef this winter which is the best
ever marketed on this prairie.
John A. Miller is running the Mt.
Idaho mills again. The farmers can
now be supplied with -four by bringing
along their wheat.
Are you thinking of fencing? Ifso.re-
member that G. C. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
il none better. none cheaper.
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magazines received at the F. p. Office.
We supply any periodical published in
any country or in any language.
Col. McConville is conducting a very
successful Indian school at Lapwai, and
he informed us that the young men had
attained great proficiency in their brass
band.
Mrs. Z. J. Mcpherson is hardly ex-
pected to survive the week out, as the
intermittent fever, of which she has
been victim for some time has brought
her very low.
LosT.-January l, between the race
track and town, black astrican cape
belonging to a lady's cloak. Finder will
please leaye it at the FREE Press Office.
MATTE JARRETT.
The Salubria Citizen says that W. C.
Jennings has come in from the Warrens
road and states that he has suspended
operations for the winter. He has COM
pleted the road half way up to the Big
Lake.
There are from twenty-four to thirty
prisoners confined in the county Jail at
Moscow, awaiting trial. II this is going
to be regular thing, the district attor-
ney of this judicial district will have to
work mighty hard for his salary.
Gov. Shoup's last report as territorial
governor to the Secretary OF the Inter-
ior, has been received and is valuable
document. The part relating to Idaho
county was furnished by Governor vii.
ley and the editor of the F. p, and will
be published in these columns, probably
next week.
Mr.. Booth is about to put in an en-.
tirely new milling plant into his Lewis
ton Touring mills, and promises to give
his patrons the best quality of -four they
ever used. He says that the wheat
hauled from Camas prairie last fall was
the best he has handled since he has
been in the business.
Tom Finn. who has just returned
from Arkansas, Missouri and Texas.
where he has been with horses, reports
a very poor sale for this class of stock
there. He says that horses are worth
more in Idaho to day than they are
back there, and that he had hard rust
ling to come out even on the lot he took
back.-Weiser Signal.
A fine new school building has been
erected by the public spirited citizens of
the Coram district, which on its COM
pletion, will be the finest school house
in the county. 1t is frame building
building 24x36 feet in size, and IA feet
high. and it is weather boarded with
rustic. and finished on the inside with
ceiling. The citizens are justly proud of
it,
A letter from the land Office has been
issued which announces that hereafter
all final proof cases will be suspended
unless the testimony in the cases is ac.
companied by the proof of publication
of the advertisement. Parties making
final proof must therefore pay the pub
lisher's fees in advance of making their
proof. Otherwise their proofs will be
rejected.
An entertainment will be given at
Grange hall on next Friday evening,
January Is. for the purpose of raising a
fund to be used in procuring lamps and
an organ for the new NJ. f. church here
The first part of the evening will be de-
voted to program consisting of music
both instrumental and vocal, recitations
and tableaux. Supper will be served at
a reasonable price. No admission will be
charged.
The Lewiston Teller says; Jas. V.
O'Dell, Esq. of Colfax, and our towns
man, Jas. w. Reid, have formed "a Coz
partnership for the practice of law in
Whitman county, Washington. Mr..
O'Dell will have charge of their law of.
fee in Coliax. Mr.. Reid will still keep
his residence in Lewiston and his Office
at room No. 6. in Vollmer's block up
stairs, but attend all the terms and Jury
sessions of Whitman Superior court.
This rirm will give special and diligent
attention to business in Whitman coun-
ty. and practice in the state and federal
courts of Idaho and Washington.