Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-16
GRANGEvILLE IDAHO co, IDAHO DECEMBER
ool Monday and

Writing school Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Holiday goods of all kinds at
Magee's. at prices that suit all.
No more Camas prairie prices +!
Buy your groceries of W. F.Schmad-
eka.
The largest stock of Watches and
Jewelry in the country. Give me
a call. II. A. STEINKE.
Mr.. Beede was up from Clearwa-
ter bridge Wednesday with a load
of lumber from his new sawmill.
Call early at A. & F's. and select
your holiday goods in good season,
as their stock is rapidly being dis
posed of.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond +" trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
c. G. Bunnell, lewiston.
have a fine line of Gold, Silver,
Nickel and Steel Spectacles and
Eyeglasses. A perfect fit guaran-
teek. II. A. STEINKE.
Caleb Brinton, part owner of the
Blue Dragon mine arrived on We'd
desday's stage and went into Elk
with Clifford Spedden yesterday.
Mr.. Williams, formerly of Day
ton, who bought the Carpenter
ranch last summer, moved there
for permanent residence during the
week
Dan Dwight arrived from Wal
lace Monday and is now on his
way to Warrens on business con-
nected with his mining interests in
Alton district.
Lon Sonner, the gentleman who
was SO terribly injured in falling
from the Salmon river bridge, will
be brought to his home in Council
in a few days.-Citizen.
e. w. Bell received several loads
of new furniture direct from st.
Paul last Friday and Saturday and
now exhibits the finest stock ever
shown on Camas prairie.
w. n. Dresser, of Mason, Dennis
O'Shea, Glenwood, and Henry
Bosse, Keuterville, were in town
last week and among other busi-
ness renewed their subscription tt
the county paper.
| Preaching next Sunday at Lake
at | a. m. and at Adkison's at 2:3(
p. III. "The Saloon will be tn,
subject of the sermon at Grange
vile in The evening.
f. l.. BUZZELL, p. G.
John Hadorn and wife were Wis
iting the metropolis this week
During his stay Mr.. Hadorn dis
posed of his residence property
north of the Jersey House, to Jas
Edwards for $4,000.
Watches, Clocks, Music boxes an,
Jewelry repaired, and all kinds O
new jcwelry made to order. Pip
and Claw mounting in gold or sill
yer. Make any kind of setting fo
Diamonds, Rubies, Onyx, etc. Al
work guaranteed to be equal to tn
best. Give me trial.
/ ii. A. STEINKE.
A Mr.. Morrison and wife, Wicl
ita, Kansas, passed through Salt
bria last week enroute to Warren
i, to spend the winter at that plac,
,, providing they could get in, whic
will be somewhat difficult and yer
disagreeable. Mr.. Morrison is
son of Mrs. Kelley, the wife of or
0 of Warrens' popular merchants
S Citizen.
Geo. G. Fem, Mt. Idaho, and
j. Miller, Verona, Missouri, are Il
;, latest additions to our subscriptiO
list. The latter gentleman is
> merchant who is hunting loc
ton in which to engage in bus
= ness and the paper is sent him
- Mr.. Myer, a former neighbor, WI
~ !, last year bought the McDermo
- ranch in Fairvicw.
Frank Smith and Al Hopki
d returned last Monday from Salm,
IS river after a most disagreeable tri
,g it having stormed on them Gig
Io days out of the ten they were gor
,e They examined the bridge al
al found it to be a most substant
$. and magnificent one. 1t will
I'd accepted by the commission and
ii warrant at once drawn for its &C
IN structOrs. Its cost in round figul
ne is $4,000, Or about 81 400 mt
A. than at first estimated, Oh accou
al of faulty measurement of the +
IL er and consequent under estims
of material.-Weiser Signal.
THlT 1F1SG AJEETTNG