Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-31
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Mrs. Hood, of Mt. Idaho, has been
sufferer from infiammatory rheumatism
lately.
Geo w. Morrison. wife and baby were
up from Lewiston last week on a hast,
business trip.
large number of Lewiston people
are camped on Craig's mountain during
the heated term.
Requests for pamphlets have been re-
ceived at this office from Linn, Wash.
ington county, Kansas.
Landscapes of residences in any part
Of Camas Prairie, by the Operator oi
the Moscow Art Studio, made to order.
A personal letter from Butte saws tha,
times are quite lively there and the
prospects of the camp are very flatter-
terng.
A nice wide sidewalk has been built
this week along the Main street front OF
the b. f. Morris property on the corner
east of the hotel.
If you want first-class patented
eel-Point Crayon portrait, which can
not be obtained from agents, call at
the Moscow Art Studio.
The agents of the Union Pacific Sys.
tenn are provided with railroad and
steamship tickets to all points east, as
well as to and from foreign ports.
Harry Thatcher was here during the
week on business connected with his
agricultural implement business at Gem
esee, where he is now established.
All the latest styles of scroll and black
vignette statuary cabinets, now the
most fashionable photographs in the
cities. made at the Moscow Art Studio.
The Union Pacific System have on
sale excursion and single trip tickets of
all classes, to all points, which are sold
at reduced rates daily for regular trains.
Three gentlemen, named j. N. Dam
ner, 6. W. Reed and VIM. Grish arriv-
ed on Mondays stage en- route to War
rens; they bought saddle horses and
A. M. Robinson, of Spokane, drove
from Camas Prairie last week 270 head
of beef cattle. 400 sheep and large
drove of hogs. They were all destined
for the Spokane meat market.
Go to ]. H. Robinson's, when you
visit Lewiston, for your harness and
saddles. He employs large force of
skilful workmen and uses only first-class
material. Patronise home labor.
D. c. Gardner has sold his interest in
the blacksmith shop to John Cook and
taken his departure for Moscow, where
his family will soon follow him. Mr..
Cook will conduct the business alone
hereafter.
The first division of interest on the
school fund was made by the state Off
cials at Boise last week. The sum
amounted to about $1,000, of which
Idaho county gets $66 ", Nez Perce
S67 70, and Latah $22S 80.
The Union Pacific company are going
to make an effort to run a steamboat
between Lewiston and the Seven Devils
and Capt. Baughman will soon make
the initial trip in the steamer Spokane
to learn the channel of the river.
Henry G. Miller has sold his barber
chair and shop fixtures to Mr.. Porter.
formerly of Elk City, who has estab-
lished hair dressing and shaving par.
lor in the sample room of the Jersey
House. There are now two such inst-
tutions in Grangeville.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at G. G. Bunnells. They
have the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens.
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
underdone biscuits. Everything baked
to turn by carefully distributed heat.
Owing to the repeated changes in the
road it is now % miles from Grangeyille
to Cottonwood, and the teamsters say
that in bad weather it is 80 miles. Be-
fore the road was changed in the first
instance the distance between the two
points was only fifteen miles. But now
a-days every settler wants the stage
road to run around three sides of his
ranch.
]. N. Gillis. of Burke, Idaho, was
here last week fitting out for some mines
on the head of Quartz creek in Alton
district, in which he is interested. He
was recalled to Ceur d'Alene on press
ing business, and left his interests to be
represented by Harry Cone. Mr.. Gillis
has firm faith in the future of Idaho
county and subscribed for the F. P. to
keep posted on it's development.
Ezra and William Baird have been
visitors here during the past week on
business connected with the sale of
their ranch to the county as poor farm.
1t is fine body of well-watered land.
one and one.half miles north of Frank
B. Kings place, and is about as desira-
BILE location as could have been selec-
ted. 1t is a good investment for the
county, and we congratulate the board
on their wisdom in making it.
BY request of N. w. Thompson. Fort
Wayne, Indiana. we have sent several
copies of the pamphlet to w. Z. Bur-
nett, osseo, Hillsdale Co.. Mich. and to
Simon Durgee, Ellsworth. Kansas Mr..
Thompson is prominent official of the