Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-10-09
Commissioners meet Monday.

| Go to Aram & Auchinvole for machine
oil.
Call on Aram & Sons for the jackson
Hay Rake.
Henry Wax went to Moscow yester-
day to attend grand lodge If 1. o. o. F.
| If you have a broken tooth call and
see how nicely it can be crowned by DR..
Lock hart.
Judge Gilmore sold his ranch on Cot
tonwood hill last week to a German
new arrival.
| j. L. Goodnight is sick unto death
with typhoid malarial fever at his home
in Tammsny hollow.
VIM. Tracy sustained a compound
fracture of the right wrist by his horse
falling on him last week.
r. D. Shearer. Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order. and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-I5
BoRN.-Near Cottonwood, on Septem-
Der 25, 1891. to the wife of w. W. Black.
burn, son, weight, ten pounds.
Dr. E. A. Lockhart is prepared to do
all kinds of crown and bridge work this
trip. Call early and see samples.
Mr.. Knight, late of Genesee, loaded
pack tain here with mining supplies
Wednesday to be used in developing his
quartz claims over at Crooks Corral.
DIR. Turner was over from Cotton ood
Monday on professional visit. We are
glad to hear that The DR.. is building up
an extensive aud increasing practice.
All the latest styles of scroll and black
viynette statuary cabinets, now the
most fashionable photographs in the
cities. made at the Moscow Arr Studio.
Our Cottonwood subscribers failed to
get their L. P. last week, on account of
It's going astray IN the mails, and there
was much grumbling in consequence.
George Riebold' will work a force of
nine men on the Little Giant this win
Ter, and Jas. Reardon is also going to do
development work on the Delaware to
Keep five men busy.
cock and bull story is going the
rouads of the lower country press con-
corning an alleged confession of the
mu'der of thirty-seven Chinese in the
Snase river canyon in April, 1887. The
alleged confession is a newspaper fake.
The overdue bundles of our patents
came in during the week badly dam
eyed by fire. The packages were all
ma ked with IA notice that it was burnt
in baggage cd, on The Montana Union
load, Sept. 81. Hence we went to
press last week on half sheets.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at c. c. BunnelPs. Tbey
Pave the celebrated eAUzE door for ovens.
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
ulderdone biscuits. Everything baked
10 u turn by ,areiullv distributed heat.
H. w. Cone and F. E. Robinson re-
turned flom Alton Monday wnere they
have been representing claims for
Ceur d'Alene parties. They report
plenty of good ore in sight on the pros.
pects, and that Alton is the camp of the
fu'ure, with more good silver ore in
Alton and Deep creek than in all the
rest of Idaho combined.
The entire cost of the road between
Warrens and the Warm Springs was
borne, We are told, by George Riebold
alone. His neig hbors proffered help, of
course, but Mr.. Riebold requested to be
permitted to have his own way in this
matter, and they gratified him by doing
30. Which is just like George Riebolds
whole. hearted way of doing things.
J. H. Robinson sold three tons of
pruncs alone from bis ranch near town,
from this seasons crop, to say nothing
of cherries. apples. pears, plums and
peaches. Mr.. Robinson says he never
spent dollar that brought him such
great returns as a dollars worth OF locals
in the F. P. announcing that he had
fruit to sell. 1t brought him customers
from Cottonwood and Keuterville, and
some from the new settlements on the
mountain, in Nez Perce county.
Mr.. Smith writes us from Elk that he
finally succeeded in getting his concen-
traitor in without much damage after The
hardest trip he ever bad in his life. The
animals in the train were poor, and 1t
was short handed besides, there being
only two men to twenty animals, and
some of the cargo being composed of
heavy pieces. About November l he
goes to Relief creek to represent tho
Cleveland group. on which $1,000 worth
OF development work will be done this
fall anG winter.
We spent an hour at Mt. Idaho last
Saturday and found several minor i'm
provments going on and others project
ed. A new picket fence is going up in
front of the Scott residence; there is
lumber on the ground to put new
sidewalk in front Of the hotel; higgins
hae built additions to his barn, and is
also putting npa shed for his agricultu-
rel machinery; while the discussion of
the proposed new school house project
seems to have injected new life and new
enthusiasm into the town and people.