Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-09-04
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of his new building Tomorrow.
John N. Rice took Aaron and Mr.
binnard to Lewiston on Sunday.
j. Philip, the Lewiston tailor. wa
here last week on business visit.
Felix Warren spent Sunday here
looking after his stage line interests.
Grant Benedict is hauling lumber fo
barn to be built on his mothers resi-
dence property in town.
BoRN.-At Freedom, Idaho, Saturday
August 30, 1891. to the wife of s. L
Cess, a daughter, weight pounds.
BoRN.-Near Cottonwood, Idaho. or
Tuesday, August IS, 1891. to the wife o.
b. X. Miller, son, weight, lOa lbs.
Jas. Reardon is in Warrens. en- route
10 the Cleveland mine in Alton district
the hnest mining property in the state.
Gov. Wiley will leave Boise City for
Warrens after the session of the state
board of equalization which meets on
September z.
Ellis Church was here several davs
this week delighting the people with
the musical mysteries of Edisons won-
derful fonograf.
Jesse Rains is visiting his birth place
on tho south fork of Salmon, and taking
In his old stamping ground in and
around Warrens.
Prof. CHM is now ready to take charge
OF the Episcopalian choir, and will
commence work as soon as they are
ready to organize.
Mr.. Hanson, the Photographer, has
gone to Salmon river to take a series of
pictures of spots made notable by the
Nez Perce war of 1877.
Mike Murray is back from prospect
ing trip on Rapid river. and has some
nice samples of the different varieties
OF ore from that new district.
DIR. E. A. Lockhart arrived from Spo.
kane yesterday, and wishes to announce
TO the public that he will practise dem
tlstry here until further notice.
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.
Rev. Howson B. Terry, of the M. e.
church, South. will preach in the Meth
odist church of this place on the third
Sunday, September 20, 1891, at IL a. m.
Duff Greene brought over two loads
OF household furniture Wednesday for
the use of his and Mrs. Garber's fami.
lies, who will reside in town during the
winter.
The sheriff'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 11th of Sep
tember has been postponed until Satur-
day the 10Th of September.
Duff Greene and Jake Crooks during
the next week will ship five car loads of
fine horses and mules to North Dakota.
In addition to the live stock they have
500 in cash, and are sure of getting
back, even if they don't sell a clam.
Next Sabbath will be the last Sunday
on this charge before the annual confer
ence. l will fill the regular appoint
ments at the Lake school house at IL
a. m, Adkisons at p. m. and Grange
vile at s p. m. Would like to have a
full attendance at each appointment.
A. MAxEY.
j. S. McGaffee cut his knee with an
axe while working on the Clearwater
bridge Wednesday, and was brought to
town the same evening. DIR. Bibby in
forms us that the wound, while not dam
gerous, is quite severe and will keep
Me confined to the house for awhile.
Balm Wing. who has been working at
Skookum Chuck lakes for some time
past, chopped his foot almost off on
last Friday. DIR. Bibby was summoned
with all haste and arrived just in time,
as Wing was sinking despite everything
that could be done, and on the Dire ar
rival was in commissions. The severed
arteries were taken up and since he is
much recovered.
A dispatch from Boise City to the
Spokane Review, dated August 81, says.
at is rumored here that senator Dubois
is not altogether pleased with congress-
man Sweets course during the senato-
rial fight, and that explanations will be
in order before an understanding can
be reached. 1t is we'll known that Mr..
Sweet owes his position largely to the
influence and backing of senator Du-
bois, and Mr.. Sweet was thought to
have been lukewarm, if not positively
hostile to Dubois in his struggle last
winter"
John E. Beede was in town the other
day from Clearwater and reports every
thing prospering finely in that precinct.
Mr.. Beede knows every state in the un-
ion, and much of South America, and
he is a regular boomer in his enthusi-
asm for Idaho. He told the editor that
Idaho county alone had far superior re-
sources to the entire state of New Jer-
sey except the ocean frontage, and that
the population of our county alone will,
with development. exceed that of some
states. Mr.. B. is one of the few men
who fully realise the magnitude of our