Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-04-22
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Betting and lace leather at Bunnells.
The walls of & s. new warehouse
are up.
Andy McQuade was up from White
Bird after school books this week.
Democratic county central committee
meets tomorrow, Saturday afternoon.
B. F. Morris has money to loan on
real estate at the lowest rate of inter-
est. 76
BoRN.-Near Mason, Idaho, April 10,
1892, to the wife of VIM. Wilson, a
daughter.
Mrs. T. ]. Yandell is confined to her
bed with an attack of acute articular
rheumatism.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, consult agents, Union
Pacific system.
A nephew of M. Glatigny arrived
from the coast recently and will reside
with his uncle hereafter
r. d. Shearer, Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order. and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-15
Th. Sandburg is back from Utah, ac-
companied by severe attack of grippe,
which he has had all winter.
Bailey Chamberlain and Nels Miller
are up from the river preparing for the
opening of the season in Warrens.
H. ]. Herman, of Uniontown, visited
Grangeville Tuesday. He likes Canas
Prairie and will be here again soon.
Ed. Brooks is out from Warrens but
we have had no chance to interview
him on the late doings of the camp.
Frank White pulled in last Saturday
with six-horse load of merchandise
for Henry Wax-the first freight of the
season received on this side.
Are you thinking of fencing? Ifso,re-
member that c. c. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
| ls none better. none cheaper.
Evan Evans has had his lots on Mea-
dow street plowed and fenced. Trees
will be set out and $500 residence
erected on the property this year.
A child of A. F. Nurss cut the large
finger of her left hand nearly off Tues
day, and she will probably have to suf-
| fer amputation.
Miss Maggie Robinson has received
her spring stock of millinery goods and
is ready to supply the ladies with fasc-
mating hats, trimmed in the latest style.
A republican club will be organised al
Lake school house on Saturday after
noon, April %. Some of the committee
on organization will be in attendance
from Grangevile.
The editor and family will on Monday
depart for southern Idaho to visit rela-
tives. Mrs. Parker will spend couple
of months thare and the boss will pro.
long his stay SO as to attend the demo
cratic convention at Pocatello May %.
Ecrickson & Hanson will be at Cotton
wood about May 10 and at Grangevill,
about May 20, prepared to do all kind
of Photographic work. All work thi
year will be best and latest process en-
amel, altogether superior in quality t
work done before on Camas prairie b,
this firm.
James Carnes, who is suffering from
chronic Bright's disease of the kidneys
has returned from Walla Walla, wher
he went for medical treatment. Whil
there he was Frustrated with stroke O
hemiplegia, or complete paralysis of tn,
left side. lie is also becoming dropsi
cal and is altogether in serious condi
ton.
The tax levy for 1892 will be found i
the official report of the commissioner
proceedings published this week. Las
year more than one-third of the tots
revenue collected in Idaho county wen
to the state. This year the proportion
exacted from the people for the supper
of the state government will be eve
greater than it was last year.
} Last fall sheriff Wood received fror
his old friend and partner George Gree
now located at Corpus Christi, Texas,
box of valuable and unique curiositie
consisting of marine fossils, shells an
plants, etc. Also an enormous rattle
snake stuffed, two walking sticks mad
of wood from the coffee tree curiousl
carved in quaint Mexican character
g A collection still more rare and beaut
full arrived from the same source fe
days since, the gem of which is wreat
of flowers made entirely of shells fro
the sea shore arranged in natural tin
t. and presenting wonderfully artist
imitation of the natural article. TT
collection is well worthy of inspectic
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood take pleasu
n in showing them to their friends. M
Greer is in the real estate business
Corpus Christi and doing well.