Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-09-09
TOWN 1ND COUNTRY NEWS
Many items crowded out.

Many items crowded out.
II. NJ. McDermid, resident dentist.
Betting and lace leather at Bunneli's
Both schools are running with good
attendance.
Democratic primaries next Saturday,
September IL.
Rcbekah lodge meets on Friday even
ing Sept. l6.
For furniture of all descriptions call
on f. w. Bell, Grangeville. l0tf
Photographer Hanson is back from
Cottonwood and ready for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Kettenbach were
here from Lewiston several days this
week.
o. f. Garfield and family are in town
again and all show marks of the recent
c,psize across Snake river.
r. d. Shearer. Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order, and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-l5
Josh Fock Ter has bought Oh. Christie's
store at Freedom. Mr.. Christie will
hereafter reside in Granyeyille.
Thelbert Wall was visiting here last
week. He has bought property in Lew
istop, and become resident of the
Clearwater metropolis.
MARRIED-At Moscow, Idaho, August
27, 1892, Isaac G. Ternan, of Clearwater.
Idaho county, Idaho, and Miss Jane
Clark, of Nanaimo, b. c.
The irst train loaded with the Red
River company's machinery left yester-
day. There are nearly so 900 pounds
here yet awaiting TRANSPORTATION.
AN A lnf
An extended visit east. He will 20 first
to Denver. Colo, and from there to
Washington, ID c., to attend the q. A
X encampment.
Rev. d. +. Faro of Walla Walla, will
be- in series of revival meetings at the
VI. T.. church this (Friday) evening.
VIII ch will be continued each evening
until further notice.
j. F. Abingdon was bound over Mon
day by Justice Woodward to appear be-
fore the grand jury and answer to u
charge of ASSAULT with a deadly weapon
On J. R,y. of lmon river.
Martin Wagner. cashier of the bank
# Grangevile, hqs rented residence
and shortly expects the arrival of Mrs.
Wagner and the baby from Portland to
make permanent residence among us.
p II. Ready is agent for the sale of
the Bohard door check. BY its aid
doors can be kept in any desired posi-
ton and prevented from slamming. 1t
is simple contrivance and well worth
the price asked for it.
Services at Fairview Sunday morning
At | | a. IN. Sunday-school at the NJ. 4.
church at ii II. M, services at 1880 D. M
These will be my last services before
conference. All are cordially invited.
A. MAxEY.
A gentleman named Brock mar, for
merly in the builders supply business
at Spokane, has rented house and will
reside here this winter He is a practi-
ral lime burner and will look over the
field and outlook with a view to estab-
lisuiue a 1tuiiiaI o'ioinves Ia ,"io ...'a''"
tnre Spokane of ours.
Mr.. Christie has contracted with Van
sise for the erection of three dwelling
houses on his lots on Hall street. They
are erected for renting aud will all he
occupied as soon as completed. Mr..
Christie has made a good investment
for himself and done good thing for
the town in this enterprise.
To the Ladies Of Grangeville Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Wetsell will open
dress making parlor at the residence of
Mrs Williams opposite the Methodist
church. They are prepared to do all
kinds of sewing. First class work guar
anteed prices moderate cutting and
fitting a specially. Patronage solicited.
Mrs. w. w. Brown, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Springer, returned
| from Lewiston Monday with her house,
hold furniture. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will occupy the Clarke residence for the
winter, r,andwe welcome them as valuable
additions 10 the social life of our grow
ing town. Mrs. Springer will remain
| until fall.
The things now needed in Idaho
county are capital and enterprise. They
must go hand in hand. Nature has fa-
vored this county in ways beyond the
power of tongue or pen to tell. In eli
mate, in soil, in mineral wealth. in agri-
cultural and fruit growing possibilities
in scenery. lakes and rivers and forests
and in scores of other resources, We
have the foundation for q great inland
empire.
The Denver syndicate have had pub.
lished a lovely autographed plat of tn,
town site OF Denver, showing its cour
house, agricultural college, schools
churches and public park. 1t also con
iains lengthy description of CANA
Prairie which cannot fail to be of grea
benefit in advertising our wealth o
natural resources among a class of peo
Pile who cannot be attracted here in an,
other way.