Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-20
TOWN AND UNTRY NEWS

III. NJ. McDermid, resident dentist.
New corners are arriving every day.
W. II. Armstrong is out fromWarrens.
Betting and lace leather at Bunnell's
Democratic club meeting tomorrow.
All are invited to attend.
large number were in attendance at
the republican club meeting last Satur-
day.
Monday, May 80. is memorial day.
Arrangements should at once be made
for the fitting observance of this holiday.
| BoRN:-In Cottonwood precinct, this
county, April 2, 1892, to the wife of ],
L. Miller, daughter, weight l0l pounds.
The land department now requires
notice of intention to make final proof
in timber culture entries to be published
the same as homestead and pre-. emption
proofs.
D. Fl. Telcher and family have re-
turned from New Era, ,Cackamas county.
Oregon, where they spent the winter,
and are now on the ranch southwest of
town.
Miss Lillian Robinson left onWednes-
day for Albany, Oregon. where she goes
to attend meeting of the State Grange,
as delegate from Charity grange.
While absent she will visit friends in
Salem. Oregon.
The executive committee of the
peoples party have issued a call for a
state convention to be held at Boise
City on Thursday, May 26, 1892, to elect
( delegates to the national convention of
the peoples party TO be be held at Oma-
ha, July 4.
The Northern Pacific company have
shipped all the ties and rails which were
stored in the railroad yard at Kendrick
to be used on the Lewiston extension,
back to the main line. This action does
away with all hope of the road being
completed to Lewiston this year.
All should make arrangements to
spend the Fourth at Grangevlle. Dis
tinguished visitors from abroad will be
present to address the citizens, fine
music will be furnished, a grand ex-
hibition of fireworks and an elegant
ball will close the program for the day.
G. II. Heberling has removed with
his family to Spokane, where he expects
to reside in the future. Mr.. Hsberling
is good solid reliable man and ex-
cellent citizen, and we are sorry to see
him leave our county. The best wishes
of the FREE PRESS for his success in his
new home 60 with him.
III. w. Cone has returned from the
CGur d'Alene, where he has spent the
winter, and will go to Warrens to work
for Geo. Reibold in running a tunnel
on the Little Giant mine. We are glad
to hear that work is to be resumed on
the Little Giant as that mine has foi
years been the best part of Warrens.
The labor controversary in the Cnul
d'Alene between the mine owners
association and the miners union /,
assuming a serious aspect. The associa
ton are determined to work the prop
critics on their own terms, and are i'm
porting miners from Duluth to take th,
place of the miners. 1t is feared tha
bloodshed will follow.
Messrs. f. ]. Hogan and Geo. Brown
lee have formed a partnership anC
located at Cottonwood, where they will
engage in the real estate and INSURANCE
business. They have had printed
supply of stationery at the f. P. Office
and will at once go to work to he'll
spread the knowledge of our beautiful
. country abroad. They are both pleasant
agreeable gentlemen, and we bespea
for them liberal share of the bushes
in their line.
Bro. A. F. Parker, of the FREE PRESS
arrived from Grangeville by privat
team last Thursday. He is on his wa
to southern Idaho with his family fo
a brief vacation and will attend th
Democratic state convention at Pocs
tello, May 25, as delegate from Idah
! county. Bro. Parker reports lvel
times on Camas Prairie. with land buy
ers coming in every day to avail then
selves of the cheap lands which are O
: fered for sale in that fertile region. A
present indications a new populatio
4 will soon be added to the present pop,
lation of Idaho county. Bro. Park,
reports Grangevile fourishing as new,
before and is himself participating
its prosperity ; says he has wife wort
a million dollars and girl baby f
,o whom he would not take half-a-millic
in cold cash besides publishing IL
best paper in the county at So per ye
and owning an interest in the be
group of gold quartz mines in Elk Cit
Bro. Parker always meets cordial 7
:. ception from his old friends in Levi
ton, all of whom will be glad to he
, that he is blossoming out into a Fl
i. fedged "millionare."-Te