Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-01

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Fireworks are here. :.
Town fast filling up.
Come to the celebration.
Call on Aram Sons for ice.
Eggs wanted on subscription.
Democratic club meeting tomorrow.
Assayer Butler is back from Warrens
Quarterly meeting Saturday and Sun.
day.
Ice cold soda water and ice cream at
Magee's.
Rev. H. Rasmus next Saturday and
Sunday.
A free candy stand is going up for
the little ones on the 4th.
Jas. Reardon's Delaware mine in War;
rens sold for $3 900 last week.
John Clark and sister arrived from
Iowa last week and left next day for
Florence.
We have purchaser for the re-.
linquishment of good claim. For par.
ticulars inquire at this Office.
DIR. Turner was over from Cotton wood
last week and reported good crops ON
the west side and everything flourishing.
Camas Prairie is beautiful In her sum-
mer attire and is winning handsome
compliments from the strangers within
| our gates.
Magee has fine assortment of fresh
French candies. Also, fresh fruits, and
a large assortment of ffrecracke ers, bombs.
flags etc.
Treasurer Bower paid one of his rare,
visits to Grangeville last Friday. Auditor
Rhoads has been frequent visitor to.
the metropolis of late.
New subscribers to the F. P. since last
week J.J. Hendren, 7. b. Allen, w. .Hsy-
ernick, j. M. Craig, Grangeyille. H.
Chenoweth, Clearwater.
WANrED:-A good girl to do general
housework. No washing or ironing.
Apply to W. nj. and J. b. Rice, at store
ON Stage road, near Willow Creek.
Everybody invited to attend the
fourth quarterly meeting of this confer.
ence year next Saturday and Sunday.
A. MAxEY.
The band with Zelma & Thorp's circus
is composed of the finest musicians in
theWest; IA solo musicians aud parade
in the finest band wagon possessed by
any circus.
Herman Helm passed through town
tuesday morning on his way to Palouse
City to purchase saw mill machinery.
which he will take to Keutervllle, Ida
ho.-Uniontown Journal.
Fred Noyes has begun the construc-
ton OF Evan Evans new residence on
Meadow street. The building will cost
$zoOO and VIII be great addition to
the mob Hill" part of town.
c. l.. Fowler, well-known news.
paper man of Portland, is in the city.
Mr.. Fowler contemplates starting a new
paper at the new town of Denver, in
the Camas Prairie country.
Review.
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 Idaho FREE PRESS has started ON
its seventh year. 1t has worked un-
ceasingly for the advancement OF
Grangeville and Camas Prairie, and
much OF the development of that ,;ch
section is due to its efforts.-Spokare
Review.
| Mr.. Reynoldi with Zelma & Thorn,
circus does headlong dive from the ton
of the tent to a net stretched three feet
from the ground and dives through the
air for distance of 35 feet, turns and
land in the net on his feet, holding the
audience spellbound until he alights.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
YAK stoves at G. G. Bunnell's. They
nave 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.
grand dinner and dance will be
given at the Lake House, Lake Waha.
on July 4th. Every preparation is being
made to have this one of the best enter.
, tainments ever given. There will be
tine music, delicious dinner and .
grand good time. Come everybody and
bring along your friends.
The great and only Mdlle. Selaro in
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
accomplishes they make simply the
attempt but fail to achieve success in
their efforts.
Among the latter is the excellent act
OF Antonia Van Gofre, contortionist. the
nnaie OF whose performance is some-
thing entirely new. He has an upright
revolving rod with grip at the top for
his teeth. Grasping this in his laws he
doubles his body over until he is almost
! sitting on his own head, with his legs
extending in the opposite direction.
he then takes revolver in each hand
and removes his arms from the support
SO that his whole weight rests on his
neck ana the upright twists slowly
around as he discharges his fire-arms.-
' New York World Sent ooh 1901