Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-13

For sale by Alexander & Freidenrich,
| Grangeville, Idaho.
| Court meets one week from Monday.
]. F. Ailshie went to Salmon river on
! Monday.
Republican club meets tomorrow
| afternoon.
Much news matter is crowded out this
week for want of space.
b. F. Morris has money to loan on
real estate at the lowest rate of inter-
est. 76
| A saloon will be opened in Mt. Idaho
this week. under the management of
Pat Toal.
Walter Brown arrived out from War
rens Tuesday and went to Lewiston on
a business trip.
Among the new subscribers this week
are Spotswood & Veatch, and j. w.
Blacker, Moscow.
Prof. Ginn is now teaching in the
Bentz district, with twenty-seven
scholars enrolled.
The school lands lands recently sold
in Nee Perce county brought on an
average $54 per acre.
The latest thing out. Tongue support
for heavy team wagons. For sale at
Aram & Auchinvole's.
All persons having kegs and faucets
belonging to me will please return them
at once. Wm. Won Berse.
Messrs. Owens and Turner, who
bought the Russell place of 800 acres in
Lake district, have arrived on the prai-
rie from Dayton with their household
effects and 300 head of stock.
Smith & Co. at the Cottonwood House
are having good run of business, and
are making money. The house is full
every night, the transient custom being
very large. The keep first class house
in every respect.
John ]. Weis had Barney Hatke
arrested Tuesday charging him with
stealing some timbers belong to him
The case was tried in Judge Woodward's
court before a jury Wednesday, result
ing in verdict of not guilty.
Quartz and placer location blanks
mining deeds. bond for deed. and other
mining blanks always on hand and for
sale at the FREE PRESS Office. Specially
low prices to district recorders and 9TH
ersorderng in large quantities.
The editor saw Hon II. F. Nelson
ex-representative from Idaho county, al
Starbuck on his way below. We are
glad to learn that Mr.. Nelson has been
prospering since he left US. He " III
visit Camas Prairie in three or foul
weeks.
The storm due on the 18th arrived
ahead of time. Tuesday evening abou
dark the heaviest rain of the season
commenced falling and continued with
} out interruption all night and all da,
Wednesday. Wednesday morning /
showed considerable.
Miss M. Z. Robinson will receive il
, about ten days the most complete s,ocl
of spring and summer millinery eve
offered to the ladies of this place
, Trimmed and untrimmed hats in tn
latest styles-plumes, ribbons, flowers
+ trimmings and millinery novelties il
, every late design. The ladies of tow
, and country are invited to call and loo
r over these goods, even if they do no
wish to buy. Her stock is bought fo
cash of the leading millinery house il
New York. and her goods and price
cannot fail to please those who desir
new and most approved style in milin
cry.
= Hon. A. F. Parker, of the Idaho FIRE
Press, is in town with his family, e
route to Southern Idaho. BrotherAa arc
reports the Camas Prairie country boom
ing this summer as never before, wit
:, new comers locking in there and buy
ing up the cheap agricultural lands tbs
are offered for sale at prices rangin
:, $40 10 $40 per acre. The town
| '''sO 10 anu VII
its prospective railroad connectins wit
y. the outside world, promises to make tn
g best town in all the state of Idaho. TIL
Q town does an enormous business wit
=. the mining camps of Salmon river. Ell
o City, Pierce City and all the Bitter Roc
e country. The Camas Prairie country
r on the edge Of the Neg Perce India
= reservation, and the settlement Of tb
: country has been 30 rapid of late year
Q that the reservation is now fenced in O.
t all sides by the settlers. Brother Aaro
b. goes on this evenings train to Pocatell
t to attend the democratic state con
o vention which elects delegates to tb
i national democratic convention q
, Chicago. o.-Walla Walla Statesman.
9 Land Wanted.
s have buyers for few quarter sec
Il tions nf choica farm lands ,n;,x..o...