Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-08

girl. Weight 10 pounds.
MARRIED.-At the M. f. parsonage,
Grangeville Idaho. July 5, 1892, byRev.
A. Msxey, Mr.. A. Scofield, of Lewiston.
and Mrs. Hattie Chisholm, of Nova
Scotia
Kings Hardy and Reynolds, the kings
OF the air, perform the most difficult
acts imaginable; they perform feats
never attempted by any other trapeze
artists. Their wonderful leap for life
once seen will never be forgotten.
The Chicago company operating on
Red river meadows will ship in $4,000
pounds of freight this season. including
sawmill outfit. Supt. Calvin pur-
chased Johnny Harriman's fine span Of
big grays for use in logging. ETC., in con-
nection with the works.
On the day of the circus there will be
grand free high wire ascension outside
the tent frae to all to witness when
Mons and Mdlle. Calandro will perform
the miraculous feat of passing each
other on an invisible wire; this will DO
free to all after the parade.
Hanson, the Photographic Operator Of
Moscow Art Studio" has arrived, and
is ready for business. FOR first class
work and special bargains for the next
ten days in Photographs and Portraits,
call at the gallery, and inspect samples,
MARRIED. the residence OF NVm.
Paul, near Cottonwood. Idaho, July 3,
1892, by f. A. Chase, Mr.. Ellsworth d.
Lamb and Miss Rebecca Williams, both
of Idaho county. The happy couple
were the recipients of substantial pres.
ents from their many friends.
Mr.. Reynoldi with Zelma & Thorp's
circus does a headlong dive from the top
of the tent to a net stretched three feet
from the ground and dives through the
air for a distance of 80 feet, turns and
land in the net on his feet, holding the
audience spellbound until he alights.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at c. G. Bunnelrs. They
have the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens.
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
| underdone biscuits. Everything baked
to turn by carefully distributed heat.
Assessor Hendren left Wednesday for
Salmon river, Rapid river and Seven
| Devils on official business. He will re-
turn by way of Warrens and round up
all the mountain settlements on his
trip. Despite his game leg there are
mighty few men in the state more active
in getting around than jeff. Hendren.
fhe- f-ddifati Democratic tic-1t county cesttr central com,
mittee met last Saturday and elected
Cyrus overman. b. f. Davis, B. +. Nor
ris, Levi Magee A. w. Talkington and
CIV. Case as delegates to the democratic
state convention which meets at Boise
City, August 81. 1892. to nominal presi-
dental electors and candidates for state
officers. Martin l.. Butler was also
elected as alternate.
The great and only Mdlle. Selaro is
with Zelma & Thorp's circus this season;
some of our readers may have seen her
in the East, where she was the principal
feature with Van Houten's circus for a
number of years; she is engaged at an
enormous salary; and when others at.
tempt to perform feats that she easily
accomplshes they make simply the
attempt but fail to achieve success in
their efforts.
EsTRAy NoTIcE-Strayed from Grange.
vile, Idaho. on July 2, 1892, one brown
horse brandedWH, one black mare with
black colt; had rope halter on when
it got away, about June 4, branded n,
and one bay mare branded LW on left
hip. All work horses. Will pay $40 90
for the delivery of the described
horses. or liberal reward for any in
formation that will lead to the recovery
of the same. AddressW. HUNT, Grange
vile, Idaho.
The Columbian Souvenir contains
official hali-tone engravlngs of all the
principal Worlds Fair Buildings, call
endar of American history, dates of 375
| .
songs, two of them-"America" and
produced from the authors autograph
copies. This last feature is alone worth
the price of the book. The Souvenir
, has 32 pages, 5lxS inches, is printed on
r very heavy paper. and the covers are
| elegant aud emblematic. You surely
are interested in the great Fair. You
should have this beautiful book now
, Only 20 cents coin or postal note, post
paid. H. J. BURDIcK 4 Co., Publishers
!. Box 1853, Chicago, Ill.
Read our list of cheap lands
for sale. There are no better
|, bargains to be had.
The first gun Of the political
campaign IN Idaho from a re-
t publican standpoint was free
: at Schmadeka's hall Wednes
!, day night. Ex- senator Nc
Connell and Capt. Wells ad
" dressing very large audience
r Ed. Baumeister and Charlie
IS Isecke arrived here from Aso
tin last evening and left fol
e Warrens this morning, wher
;, = they have valuable mining in
e terests which they are goin,
n to develop. The gentlemel
" go in their buck board rig a
N far as Florence.
a Wagon roads on Salmo
Ill river will be urged upon ou
;. commissioners at their meet
er ing next week. We hope tn
or or board will give heed to th
h. request of the people and pre-
vide for the immediate cor
,ct struction of the road petition
ho nA for pooE trails oro bo n