Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-07-03
Now harvest your hay.
strawberry season is here.
Lovely weather for the 4th.
Crops never look ed better.


Al. Watson is doubled up with rhu-
matism and started for Medical Lake
this morning to obtain relief.
As there is nothing doing here durin
the holidays Robt. Shearer and family
left to visit friends on the Touchet.
MIR. A1chinvole is turning out the
lightest, whitest, and altogether the
very best bread We ever saw. His work
proves him professional bread maker
of the highest order
All the members OF Company G are
requested to be present in full dress
uniform next Sunday evening at five
O'Clock, in order to have a photograf of
the Company take b.
Dwight and Parisot, of Wardner. pass
ed through here S Saturday with train
bound for the new district beyond Alton
where they have great mining interests
which they are de eveloping.
Henry Miller has opened a barber
shop and hair dres sing parlor in one of
the rooms of Mrs. Lytle's restaurant
and invites his frie ends to call when they
want clean shave or shampoo.
Go to J. II. Robinson's, when you
visit Lewiston, for your harness and
saddles. He employs large force of
skilful workmen a nd uses only frst-class
material. Patron Sc home labor.
Frank Turner has completed the field
work in survey of Halls addition to the
town of Grangevllle. The plat will be
filed for record 500 on, and some elegant
homes will be built there shortly.
Our good friend Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
W. Crooks are visiting friends in Colfax.
1t is their first trip from the Prairie in
sixteen years, and they will see rail-
road for the first time in their lives.
Call and see samples at the Moscow
Art Studio, then have your photos ia
ken, and you will receive as fine pho.
TO as can be take p in the largest city.
He will give IL cabinet photos and a
large crayon portrait for $40.
The entertainrne nent which was to be
given on the evening of the Fourth has
been postponed for two weeks, on ac-
count of some of the performers being
absent from town, and the numerous
entertainments in the surrounding
country.
The Moscow Star has been bought
by a number Of live democrats, and
hereafter it will preach pure democratic
gospel to the unterrifed. 1t is a live
paper published in live town, and will
command potent influence in the
politics of the state.
Commissioner Dorman was in town
Monday and renewed for his paper. He
is the first to pay up for the new volume
which commenced four weeks ago, and
which our subscribers seem unanimous
ly to have overlo ooked this year; so we
invite their attention to it.
On Saturday last the rain ceased and
The clouds rolled by, and the glorious
sun showed his unfamiliar face. and
smiled on the beautiful landscape as
though he was as pleased to see our
faces as we were to see his'n. Since
then the weather has been superb.
The Idaho Citizen burned out by
the fire which destroyed Salubria this
spring, is again on deck with its flag
more to the fore than ever. The Citizen
is bright paper and is doing effective
work to make known the many natural
advantages of that rich but little known
portion of the state.
The citizens OF Lewiston want to bond
the town for $4,000, and they have our
permi ssion to Cd ahead. Six per cent.
on $4,000 would create an interest
charge of 81 800 per year which must be
met, or about a dollar and a half per
capita tax on every man, woman and
child in the city.
The Odd-Fellows lodge of this place
contemplate buying piece of land for
a burying ground for members of the
order. If the necessary arrangements
can be concluded speedily they will
purchase piece of the land adjoining
the site selected by the trustees of
Charity Grange as public cemetery.
Mr.. Auchinvple has added TO the sup
ply of goods in his bakery a choice Sc
lection of wines. liquors and cigars, in
Guiding the Noble Crown whisky, a
flask of which found its way into the
F. P. Office. and which the temperance
editor pronounced to be nectar fit for
the gods of mo unit Olympus.
A subscription paper is circulating in
town for contributions to assist in build
ing new bridge, to be twice the width
of the present structure, on the west
end of Main street. The road district
will furnish the lumber, and the public
spirited citizens of the town will furnish
the rock wor and labor necessary for
its construction.
The members of Mizpah lodge No. IL,
Daughters of Rebekah, gave a social
party at their hall last Friday evening,
in honor of H pm. ]. II. Forney. who
was here on d visit. A few invited
friends were present and pleasant
time was had. Mr.. Forney is charter
member of both Mt. Idaho and Mizpah
lodges in this town, and has attained to
the highest distinclions which the order