Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09


Taxes Taxes!!
Estray notices, 81.
Jay Gould is dead.
nas"Last day for taxes.
Weather clear and frosty.
Shortest days of the year.
Taxes! Taxes!! Taxes
Taxes are delinquent Dec. 12.
For a fine cigar call at Pearson
x Bonebrake's drug store.
For Furniture of all descriptions
call on E. W. Bell, Grangeville.
Sayl Have you seen the grand
display of Xmas goods at A & F's.
All sizes of iron pipe at Bunnell's
Pioneer Hardware Store, Lewiston.
Don't forget to get your cranber-
ries for your Christmas dinner at
A. & F's.
Geo. Riebold arrived from below
Saturday and left for Warrens over
the river trail Sunday.
BoRN.-In Keuteaville precinct,
November 30, 1892, to the wife of
August Schroeder, a son.
r. ID. Shearer, Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order. Repair
ing of all kinds neatly done.
Groceries cheap for cash at W.T..
Schmadeka's. His prices will open
your eyes. Call and examine.
The town is billed for an enter
tainment tonight by Bob and Eva
McGinley, accomplished musicians.
Parents Delight" Our Wa
verify school shoes. Every pair
warranted. Ladies, misses and
children. A. IF.
Now is the time for purchasing
heavy gloves, and winter under
wear. We have them in splendid
varieties. A & +.
WV Brown, cashier of the Bank
Of Camas Prairie, has been appoint
ed local agent of the N. Y. Life
insurance company. See ad.
E. w. Oliver and family have
arrived from Guy to locate perma-
nently, and are installed in their
elegant home on west Main street.
w. F. Schmadeka and the editor
have had walk laid across Main
street to connect their business
properties, and incidentally to ac-
comodate the dear public.
A parlor reading club was organ
lied in town last week with j. f.
Ailshie, president, Miss Mary Reed,
secretary. Books have been order
ed and one evening each week will
be devoted to scientific readings.
The meetings will be held at the
homes of members.
The "Charter Oak" stoves are
the best in the world. They have
the celebrated GAUzE Doors which
ventilates the ovens. No more
burnt pie crust no more underdone
biscuits. Call and examine them
at G. c. Bunnell's Pioneer Hard.
ware Store, Lewiston, Idaho.
G. +. Holt, formerly of Cotton.
wood, was visitor this week, hav.
ing come from Phoebe, Nevada
where he is treasurer of the Godbe
Mercantile Co, Mr.. Holt still owns
his fine ranch on this Prairie, and
since his departure has acquired
valuable mining interests in the
; silver state. Mrs. Holt and the baby
: enjoy excellent health in that eli.
mate. Mr.. Hollis visit was in con,
nection with poor Joe Ingram's
death, who had charge of his ranch
and live stock interests.
The old liberty pole at Grange
r hall corner was cut down last week
: to avoid the possible catastrophe O
its being blown down on some un
wary pedestrian, The lofty top
mast of the democratic pole will b,
a housed for the winter on the frs
: fine day. That game rooster is still
} as proudly defiant as ever and no
] a feather of him is ruffled, altho
9 many hard old gale of wind ha
;. blown thro his whiskers sinca h.
o was raised July 2. The bird wa
r furnished and prepared by Mr.. A
Carpenter, of Grangeville.