Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-05-22

Doug. Holton is back from Boise.
Betting and lace leather at Bunnell's.
A base ball club is to be organized in
town.
Mr.. A. Binnard, of lewiston is seri-
ously sick.
The addition to Bibby's drug store is
going up.
W. Z. Pearson is the outgoing trustee
of school district No. 2.
E. w. Bell is across Clearwater work.
ing on Rebold's saw-mill.
Mrs. Eastman left last Monday on a
visit to relatives in Oregon.
DR.. Dennison, OF Pataha, is visiting
Grangeville on business trip.
Wallace Scott is in Lewiston and will
return in few days with Mrs. Scott.
Pioneers annual meeting Saturday,
May 80, a good attendance is requested.
James Carnes was in town Saturday
and left fine ham in the printing Of
fee.
w. H. Rush and Oh. Dunham are new
additions to the Grangeville list of sub.
scribers.
For house painting and paper hang
ing call on ScoTT RoTHwELL, Grange
vile, Idaho. A
John B. Crooks is back from Pierce
City and reports quiet times throughout
the Orc Fino basin.
]. N. Rice and family are moving in
to the Christie residence next to the
Episcopal church.
We take county warrants in payment
for subscription and advertising account
at 100 cents on the dollar.
Old papers for sale at the printing Of
fee, fifty cents per hundred, or twenty
five cents for bundle of fifty.
Mr.. Wann sent over Monday for 500
more pamphlets, to be sent aw-y by the
people of Cottonwood precinct.
Captain and Mrs. Hawley were over
from their Keuterville ranch and spent
several days in town during the week.
Parties who have land for sale should
place it in the FREE Press bureau,
where it will be advertised free OF
charge.
Several parties have arrived here DUR
ing the week in private conveyances,
and are out scouting the prairie to buy
ranches.
A. j. Vanness was over from Cotton
wood Saturday. left some money for
the county paper and returned with a
lot of pamphlets.
The crickets are reported very thick
on Salmon river, and the oldest settlers
say they never knew them in that
neighborhood before.
Are you thinking of fencing2 If 80, re-
member that G. G. BunnelI furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
il none better, none cheaper.
Snip Remington pulled in yesterday
with load of 10000 pounds of freight
for w. & W. He had eight horses ant
two wagons and made the trip in three
days.
The railroad track will be laid into
Lewiston by the middle of June ant
the road will be formally opened by al
excursion from Spokane to Lewiston OIL
July A.
Messrs. Hoffman and Bowles, gentle
men who are interested in the Red riv
er bedrock fume enterprise, arrive,
from below last week, and are now il
Fix City.
Several thunder storms accompanie,
by heavy rains passed over the prairi
splendid condition. 1t is regular old
fashioned spring.
Great stacks of lumber are bein
hauled for Schmadeka's 30xSO two-stor
building on the corner opposite the 1
P. Office. 1t will be the largest build
ing in the county when completed.
am prepared to supply the peopl
of Camas prairie with Tropical and DE-
mestic fruits in season. and at sho
notice, to anyone who will intrust N
with an order.
4-36tf. Z. TIxIRR, Lewiston.
The citizens of Fairyiew will obsery
Decoration Day. They will meet
Fairview school house at 10 O'Clock a. q
Everybody is cordially invited to atten,
There will be basket dinner.
Elmer King was over from his Clei
creek ranch. on the other side of Clea
water, and reports much activity
farming in that neighborhood. an
ro mise of great prosperity in the f
ture.
Those descriptive pamphlets are ge
ting in their fine work. Nearly evel
mail brings US letters of inquiry abo'
Camss Prairie and applications for Il
pamphlet and sample copies of Il
FREE PRESS.
Henry Ternan was out from Elk CT
last week on land office business. II
: two brothers and former partner, Ia
arrivals from the province OF Ontari
,, are with him now, working a plac
claim in which they we're interested
the early days.