Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-11

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grain all over the Prairie.
If you have broken tooth call and
see how nicely it can be crowned by DR..
L,ckhart.
Miss Jessie Clark is now engaged in
teaching term of the public school at
Mt. Idaho.
Those desiring to purchase grapes or
peaches by the quantity, can secure
them cheap at Magee's store.
Elder Chase was in town Tuesday
securing signatures to the petition for
the proposed post office at his place.
Dr.. L. A. Lockhart, the Spokane dem
tst, will be here one month. Call ear.
ly, for it is the last visit the DIR. will
make this fall.
B S. Jones, a skilled work man in the
saddle and harness line, arrived here
from Nevada lately, and is now engaged
with W. F. schmadeka.
All The latest styles of scroll and black
vignet'e statuary cabinets, now the
most fashionable photographs in the
cities, made at the Moscow Art Studio.
Rev. Howson B. Terry, of the NJ. f
church, South, will preach in the Meth
odist church of this place on the third
Sunday, September 20, 1891, at IL a. m.
b. F. Davis sold 100 acres of land this
week to Mr.. j. f. Wasem, of Cherokee
county, Iowa for 81 600. The same gen.
tleman also bought quarter section
from Mr.. Forney, for $500.
Ore from the DeLamar mining dist
rict is now being shipped from Caldwell
as the result of the completion of new
wagon road. Over fifty teams are en-
ployed i'll delivering the ore.
Lowe Chapman, of Lewiston. was in
town yesterday representing the Mitch
ell Lewis agency. 1t was his frs,
visit here and what he saw opened his
eyes to the possibilities of the future.
The case of Peter King VS.. All Foo,
action on account, was heard in the
Probate court Wednesday. Plaintiff
produced his testimony, and on motion
of j. F. Ailshie for the defense, the case
was dismissed
Owing to the low stage of water the
onion Pacific steamers now leave Lew
lston on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day at one O'Clock p. m, making con-
nections with both east and west bound
trains at Ripara.
The sherifl's sale of B. B. Days inter-
est in the Lucky Ben mine in Warrens.
on execution in favor of f. A. Shearer,
advertised for Friday the l1th of Sep
tember has been postponed until Satur-
day the 10Th of September.
Mr.. Carl King, a younger brother of
John N. King, formerly in the Cotton
tonwood store, was here Monday looking
over the town with an idea of opening
a jewelers. shop. He liked the town
and country, and told us that he would
probably locate here.
Miss Helen Newman leaves for her
home at Weser to morrow, to teach In
the primary department of the graded
school at that place. The editor accom-
panies her to Lewiston, where he will
post himself on railroad matters for the
railroad meeting next Saturday.
Mr.. S. w. Smith is out from Elk CITY
and confirms the report that he had
sold the California mine to Parkmap.
Barker and Summers. Mr.. Smith is
expecting his concentrator to arrive
every day and calculates to have it ND
and running in time to make a run on
Buster quartz and ship some of the con-
centrates this fall.
Prof. CHM will give the first lesson of
the series of lessons TO the school. to-
day at 3 o'clock. All of the students
and those outside wishing to join the
class are requested to be present. No
others are invited Those outside of
the school will be admitted for s.. 80 per
term. Hereafter the lesson will be Civ
en- at o'clock on Fridays instead of 3
o'clock.
Mr.. Bonebrake, of whom we made
mention last week as a gentleman from
the Sound who was looking over our
town with view to establish a watch
making and jewelers. shop here, has, we
are glad TO say, definitely decided to To-
cate here, and has rented of Mr.. Hall
the residence property lately vacated
by Capt. Beck- Mr.. Bonebrake has
gone below for his family, and in the
meantime the premises are being
fitted up for their reception.
am prepared to supply the people
OF Camas prairie with Tropical and Do
mestc fruits in season, and at short
notice, to anyone who will intrust me
with an order.
4-36tf. T.. TIyIER. Iewiston
Martin Collins returned from Warrens
Wednesday and informs us that the
wagon road is finished from the camp
to Secesh creek, and work will be con.
tinued until the gap to the Springs is
completed. Sim Wiley is crowding
things on the Knott mine with night
and day shifts, and the outlook for the
future is very hopeful. Mr.. Collins re-
turned to Lewiston yesterday, accompa-
MED by Misses Mary and Laura Benson.
who have been visiting friends here.
There will be magic lantern exhi-