Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-02
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Call at Aram & Sons for the Oscillat.
ing Bob Sled.
For letter heads. bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this office.
Fairview Farmers Club meets to- NOR
row, Saturday. January 8. at @ Pm.
Miss Annie Wood got homesick at
Boise City and returned home last
week.
Miss Eda Clark has recovered from
the quinsy sufficiently to be around
again,
Harry Faulkner has bought out John
B. Crooks interest in the Moose creek
| placer claims.
Mrs. Weller has been confined to her
bed by sickness almost every day since
her arrival in Boise.
A full line of tin and hardware in
stock at Bunnel's. Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
Losr.-In Grange hall on Christmas
night, a gold nugget scarf pin. Finder
will please leave at this office.
The New Year dance at Mt. Idaho
was very successful. Over forty num-
bers were present and grand time is
reported.
Are you thinking Of fencing? Ifso,re-
member that G. c. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidjen Barb wire. There
is none better, none cheaper.
f. Tixier, of Lewiston, is receiving
weekly shipments of oranges and lem
ons, and can fill orders at any time.
Subscriptions for all newspapers and
magazines received at the +. p. Office.
We supply any periodical published in
any country or in any language.
Co. C. yesterday elected by a unani-
nous vote the following officers for the
ensuing year: Captain, +. Beck; Lieu
tenants. G. b. Wood and +. A. Fem.
E. w. Jones. one of tho members
from Boise county, has given notice of
his intention to introduce bill for the
construction of a state wagon road to
connect Boise. Custer and Idaho coun.
ties.
BoRN.--ln Grangeville precinct, Dec.
30. 1890, to the wife of w. W. Bowman,
a son. weight 8 pounds. Mr.. Bowman
is wonderfully elated over bis New
Years present, and his smile is as broad
as possible for man to wear.
Two hotels are going up at the Pay
cite lakes, says a letter in the Idaho
World. One by Jewsharp Jack and the
other by Charles Clifford. Same letter
reports five inches of snow in Long val
ley but none in Salmonw Meadows.
Miss Ollie Boyd has been quite i'll for
some time past but is now much better.
The disease affected the nerves of the
eye 80 that she is at present totally una.
BILE to see. There is thought to be no
danger of the blindness becoming per.
manent.
The appeal bonds in cases of James
Witt ct al vs. A. C. Mclean, also In
cas- of All Sing vs.. Patrick Flynn have
been duly iled. These cases involving
the rights of aliens on U. S. mineral
lands will now 20 to the Supreme court
for trial.
]. I'll. Forney left for Moscow yester-
day. He appears for the county in re
Cox--an application for reduction of
bail. He will go on to Spokane on bus
mess connected with the China mining
cases. which have been appealed to the
Supreme Court.
The Lewiston people are raising a
fund to send J. w. Reid and r.
to Boise to lobby for the Ag-
ricultural college. No effort has been
made down there yet to raise bonus or
They are, as usual, stalking
their chances upon climate"
A. NJ. Robson came down from Spo-
kane week ago and proceeded to the
Camas prairie country after butchering
stock. and arrived htrs on Saturday
with 80 head of steers and $50 hoad of
sheep. These he shipped from here on
Sunday morning-Uniontown Journal.
Stage stations have been established
lately at Slavin's, on the mountain, and
at Frank Wards below Waha lake, on
the Lewiston line. The Lake House is
still the recognized eating house, fact
which travellers will rejoice at, for the
meals at that point are the best ever
served on the route.
A. j. Vanness was in town from Cot
Monday and still limps from
the Effects of his recent injuries. He
was camped on Sweetwater one night
when his camp caught fire and burnt
his legs quite severely before he awoke
and realised what was the matter. His
camp outfit was destroyed.
The town of Cottonwood and imme-
diate neiehborhood shows visible signs
of growth and improvement. Judge
Gilmore and Perfto have erected fine
two.siory buildings for business purpos-
es on the branch north of town, and
Mr.. Terhaar has also built a residence
northeast of town, while three-quarters
Of mile south, George Bates and J.H.