Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-02-13
Betting and lace leather at B,nnell'


All kinds of good work horses for
sale by Geo. schmakeka. AZ
FMrs. Tn Surrdge is down with se-
we're attack of la grippe fever.
The dance at the new school house in
Long hollow takes place to night.
Some fine fresh trout were in the
market during the week and sold freely
at good prices.
Tickets for Company C's ball on Feb
ruary 20. can be procured of Capt. Beck
at the post-otlice.
Are you thinking of fencing? IF sore
member that G. c. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
is none better, none cheaper.
Chas. Christie was up from Slate creek
this week. as smiling and cheerful as
ever. He is good friend to the news
paper man. and the sentiment is cordi-
ally reciprocated.
' Capt Beck returned from Moscow
Tuesday, having organized a strong
company of the Idaho Guards there, and
track to organize a company.
EsTRAY NoTIcE: Game to nv place,
near Grangevile, light roam cow, right
ear split and under slope in left ear.
Cannot decipher brand.
DANIEL MILLER.
three or four inches of snow fell. last
Friday, bat what with chinook winds
and sunshine there is mighty little of it
remaining. Our winter up to date has
been confined to three cold days.
The Oregon City Enterprise announces
the birth on Jan. 10, of u bouncing
daughter at the home of our old friend
and former foreman of the f. p, j. w.
Draper. To read such items reminds
us forciby of the fact that we are all
growing old.
In these cold days there is nothing
handler to have around the house than
Il bundle of old papers. They are good
to put under carpets, to stuff cracks, to
place between blankets, and are seryica-
bic to keep out the cold and wind. We
sell them for 80 cents per 100, or 80 for
25 cents.
Til. Sandburg came up from Rocky
canyon Monday for medicine for a sick
neighhor, and had a siege of it in the
storm which prevailed. He was unable
to make Grangevile the first day, and
so stopped at Spooner's, whore lie
arrived nearly frozen.
V A message from WaIrens informs us
that the Mayhower mill is going to be
started up at once in order to crush five
tons of rock which goes $1,000 per ton.
The proceeds of this little clean up is an
independent fortune, and it was ours
we should feel like blowing some of it
in on the Wolld's Fair.
LossT, STOLEN, OR SrRAYED:-A light
brown geding. with three white feet.
three years old, branded II connected
Oh left shoulder, scar on breast where
cut by wire, star in forehead, had on
bell when last seen. Five dollars re-
ward for delivery of horse at my ranch
near Grangeyile. Ii. FAULKNER.
Philip fillinghast of this city and J.
II. Ferney of Mount Idaho have formed
partnership in the practice of law, and
their main Office will be in Moscow.
Mr. forney is the state attorney of the
second judicial District, which embraces
Latah, Nez Perez and Idaho counties.
As soon as he can, he Will take no his
residence in this city.-Moscow Star.
John Hadorn was up from his ranch
during the week and reports Salmon
river so low that he forded it without
the least trouble. If the stage of water
don't soon increase the salmon will
make an awful dust as they climb over
the bars and rifles on their way UP
stream in the spring.
E. M. Soften, of White Bird, is the
latest addition to our list of home read
ers. Delos Carr sends one to his BROTH
er in Iowa, and L. b. higgins sends a
money order to have the paper sent 10
him at Brownsville, Oregon. If this
thing keeps on the F. P. will pretty
soon begin to feel its feet" and to call
itself an influential periodical.
On Saturday Governor Norman b.
Wiley appointed board of nine regents
of the state university at Moscow, to
serve two years from the I'd inst The
board is composed as follows: George
L. Shoup, Salmon City; Willis Sweet.
Moscow; R. u. Johnson, Boise City:
Nathan Falk, Boise City; j. w. Reid,
Lewiston; j. II. Forney, Mt. Idaho; II.
B. Blake, Moscow; John A. Finch,
Wallace; M. j. Shield, Moscow. Six
of the nine regents are re-appointed
and the new members of the board are
Messrs. Forney, Finch and Shields.