Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-08-28

Goto the Bakery for Medical Lake
Salts.
Call on Aram & Sons for the Jackson
Hay Rake.
Mrs. Governor Swartz has been very
sick this week, but is recovering now.
Thelbert Wall left for Bottineau,
North Dakota, on Tuesday of this week.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, con sult agents Union Pa
cific System.
DIR. Nickel and daughter Rosa left
yesterday for southwest Missouri on q
six weeks visit.
One hundred thousand sheep will be
driven into this county from southern
Oregon next year.
Frank Horning sent us last week
some of the finest peaches we have yet
seen grown on the prairie.
The frame of the Sherwin residence
sup and from all appearances it is 60
ing to make a nice building.
Landscapes of residences in any part
of Camas Prairie, by the Operator OF
the Moscow Art Studio, made to order.
Fairview Farmers club meets to NOR.
row Saturday. evening, and the Elk
City wagon road project will be talked
up.
James Surridge has gone to Chicago
with bunch of beef cattle, and will
then 60 over into Michigan and visit
his father.
Jake Crooks brought US a bucket OF
peach plums from his orchard that beat
everything We have seen raised here
this summer.
Senator Shoup has been interviewed
in Chicago, and declares that four out OF
every five republicans in Idaho are for
Blaine in 1892.
Josh Rowton was up from Fairview
Monday with wagon load of fine peach
plums which he disposed of at four
cents per pound.
]. II. Forney and HI. Wax have been
selected as delegates to represent Miz.
pah lodge No. IL. at the coming grand
lodge session of the I. o. o. F.
JEFF Hendren was the first to com.
mence heading on the Prairie last FRI
day. Since then headers have started
in every district and are still hard at it,.
If you are thinking of buying land on
Camas Prairie read the offer No. IS on
our list of lands. This is the cheapest
place on Camas Prairie; only ST. 200 for
320 acres of good land.
w. F. Schmadeka has this week re-
ceived another invoice of lace and har.
ness leather, harness hardware. ETC..
He is building up big trade and is al
ways prepared to supply the demand.
Those in need of fruit, especially
plums.w will find it to their interest to call
on me as 1 will not be undersold. Or
ders left at Magee's store will be
promptly filled. ]. II. ROBINSON.
Mrs. CARRIER, with her family, will
shortly remove from the ranch and re-
side in the Schmadeka building east oi
the butcher shop. in order to give the
children the advantages of attending
the academy this fall and winter.
TIL. Sutherland, editor of the Sunday
Welcome, was drowned at Portland Au
gust 20, in attempting to board the Stark
st. ferry boat. Sutherland was here in
1877 and served as a scout for Gen
Howard in the Nez Perce campaign.
The FREE Press Real Estate Bureau
this week sold the ranch of Martin
Wagner on Shebang creek to Frank H
Denzler and Theodore Sweichler, o
Kendrick, Idaho. These gentlemen
state that there will be others from the
same neighborhood here soon for thu
purpose of purchasing land.
Rev. Robt. Williams, a full-bloodet
Nez Perce Indian and a Presbyterian
) missionary, held services at the M. z
church in this city on Monday evening
Mr.. Williams and party of men an,
women of his tribe are visiting at Lem
hi agency and will pass through this cit,
en- route to their home near Mount Ida
no, Idaho county. The entire party ar
good singers and render many selec
tons from the gospel hymns in a fin
manner.-Salmon City Recorder.
We hear it rumored that Vollmer I
Scott have abandoned the idea of put
ting up a frame building on their bust
ness corner, and that instead they wi
erect handsome two-story brick wit
r iron front. Alexander & Freidenric
are also figuring on a two-story brio
on their business property, and we ais
hope to have brick on the FREE PRES
corner in the sweet by and by when W
5 sell some quartz.
Mr.. s. McLain, who lives across Clea
water. met with a serious accident la
q Saturday which came near resulting II
, tally. He was working with a mu
: when the animal kicked. striking hir
l l square in the face, cutting open the Il
! and cheek and breaking and crnshin
the bones of the face. DIR. Bibby W,
called and dressed the wound. He sa,
that the man will probably recover, b.
his face will be SCARED and disfgure
for life.