Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-14
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District Court November IA.
The county is not to be bonded
Taxes are delinquent December IL
Go to Magee's for campaign badges.
Commissioners adjourned Wednesday
Commissioners proceedings next week.
Betting and lace leather at Bnnnell's
Dance at -four mill tonight. Admis-
sion free to all
Put your ear to the ground and hear
Grangeville grow.
Daily Spokane Chronicle and Portland
Oregonian for sale at Maeee's.
Hanson has the lumber hauled for
his residence and photograf gallery
Henry Ternan has been over the Elk
City road survey and tells us that it is
splendid route and surprised him with
its easy grades
The roller mill building is completed.
and has been painted, and the lettering:
"Grangeville Roller Mills" is visible
nearly mile away.
| Commencing Oct 2, 1892, steamers will
leave Lewiston for Riparia on Sundays
and Thursdays at l p. IN. Returning
will leave Riparia for Lewiston Tues
days and Fridays at l.3O p. IN.
A second spell of equinoctial storms
blew up last Saturday and brought much
rain. When the clouds rolled by the
mountains south of town and old Baldy
to the eastward were wreathed with
snowy hoods.
Rev. J. H Shelton, pastor nj. e. church
south at Dayton, WASH. was a visitor
here this week. He thinks Camas prai-
rie is the finest country in the world,
and intends to become landowner as
soon as possible.
j. f. Beede is putting up sawmill at
the bridge crossing on the south fork of
Clearwater. Right there is the best
sawmill site in this upper country, with
good water power, unlimited timber all
up stream and right in the heart of a
good home market.
There will be preaching next Sunday
in the Grangeville M E church at 80
pm. Preaching at Cottonwood on the
2nd and 4th Sundays at III m. Also
at Denver on the same days at 2 m.
A complete list of the appointments for
our work this year will appear next
week. F l. BUzRELL, PC
]. +. Brockman, Henry Gustameyer,
]. F. Brand, T. II. Jeffries. q. w. Stew
art and D. s. Sweet, of Grangeyille. Ben
Gerding, of Cottonwood. ]. W. Hender-
son, of Denver, S. B. Irwin, of Elk City,
and long list of new names from War
rens arc the latest additions to our list
of readers.
Mr.. A. II. Christopher. of Olympia,
was on the prairie last week looking
at our beautiful country. He had come
all the way from Olympia on his bicy-
Gle, averaging rs or 80 miles per day.
Mr.. Christopher was well pleased with
the prairie and will probably be back
3 shortly and make Investments.
The last of the Red river company's
freight left by Indian pack trains Sun
day morning. Mr.. Driver and Mr. Gal
vim were both on hand to wish the train
God speed as it pulled out. and both
gentlemen now sleep easier that the
freight is as good as delivered while the
II a. t. "a, Ea,, -,
gether as fast as delivered and they
may yet be able to start up this fall. II
. was big undertaking and we congratu.
. late them on their ability as rustlers in
y getting the Indians to assist them.
A gay crowd boarded the hay rack
last Friday night for a straw ride Th'
: huge wagon was half-filled with straw
= and the four white horses seemed to joir
;, in the sport and jingled their sleigh
p, bells right merrily. There were eight
cen of our young pleasure seeking folk
= aboard, armed with guitars and luncl
- baskets, and their destination was gu
- sister town OF Denver, where the peopl
were treated to a fine serenade, ate
TX which the gay party returned from thei
~ midnight moonlight ride amid laughte
'y and singing.
or Sheriff Wood aud Messrs. Calvin an
oh Reynolds went into Florence with
90 hack last week and returned with oil
oh lack Bolton, better known as Red Jack
70 who was in INDECENT circumstances an
suffering fearfully from rheumatism
. He has been declared county charg
Old "Shipmate" Burns has also bee
brought over from across Clearwat
- and placed on the county. The old s.
- dog is almost totally blind. 1t is di
..s ,"' tressing to think of these venerable O
~ pioneers spending the evening of the
" days at the charge of the very coun
whose foundations they laid 80 yes
=. ago. Both have somewhat recover
g since their arrival at the poor farm, /
their days of active service are dol
-. While we think of it it is in order
md remark that our county poor farm
.,.onJ., ,o;j for ;toalf III, "a tic p,,rcha