Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-04
keMfercilie KrOnfEIes.

| " AOne oldi beu iOT his nome
at Elgin, Illinois, Wednesday. He
spent three months with his sons
near here.
Ed. Vaugxniaux raised the frame
work of large barn on his place
near here Friday, Fred Royce is
the carpenter.
Barney Krieger contemplates a
visit to the east in the near future.
Forsman & Hattrup shut down
their sawmill few days ago.
John Maugg has given his house
new coat Of paint.
Rev. Father Kroeger is located
here and will now look after the
spiritual welfare of the church.
Ed. Drcese, of Uniontown, is WIS.,
iting friends here.
Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting here Monday night.
Candidates ball at Grangcviile
this, Friday, evening, November 4.
The roads across the prairie and
over Craig's mountain were never
better.
Preaching at Grangeville, Sun
day, 7 p. IN, Song service, $50 D.
IN. +. l.. BUzzELL.
Granville Pugh threshed in 81
days this season 1890 bushels of
grain. His new outfit did excel.
lent work.
Mrs. w. N. Knox arrived from
Spokane Saturday on Oh a visit to
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Bowman.
Mr.. Knox is in Seattle and will
likely engage in business there.
His health is perfectly restored.
Capt. VIM. Hawley is back from
Minnesota, where he disposed of
his horses to good advantage. He
left Minneapolis at four .. m. Mon
day afternoon. arrived in Lewiston
1t Thursday midnight, and got to
on Fridays stage lust
m time to register.
The Domino Party last Monday
light was a great success in every
aspect, and the ladies desire to
'xpress their thanks to everybody
Who lent a helping hand, either by
purchasing tickets or by donations
or the supper table. The supper
vas the finest ever served here.
The "Charter Oak" stoves are
he best in the world. They have
he celebrated GAUzE Doors which
'entilates the ovens. No more
'urnt pie crust no more underdone
biscuits. Call and examine them
t Z. e. Bunnell's Pioneer Hard
ware Store, Lewiston, Idaho.
Rev. Van Duzen, presiding elder.
ave all hands general roast at
is services last Sunday night. The
who spent the Sabbath
anvassing the back precincts were
ounded up in great shape, and
ow that election is about over we
ope they will mend their wicked
'ays.
There is not a store here which
as in stock pound of Camas prai-
e pork, bacon, shoulder or hams.
ons OF eastern cured meats are be-
lg freighted in, and last week we
NV about 1000 Camas prairie hogs
n their way to Lewiston. The
lrmers hercabouts evidently don't
ire a continental about the "home r
larket."
The republicans will wind up
lelr campaign with a mass meet. '
g in Grangeville on Monday even
g, November Z. The services of A
he band have been secured for the
,casion and the glee club, compos-
OF the best singers in the coun- &
:, will be present. All the candi-
ties Will be in attendance and a =
neral good time is expected. |
j. +. BEEDE, Ch'mn. :
waiter Brown was married to
ISIS Kate Day at Warrens on Sep- A
mber "a. The announcement has
en- overlooked until now, but il
never too late to shower good /
shes upon newly married cou.
e. Walter is thorough bust II
IS man and his lovely bride has
lg reigned supreme as the belle
the camp. We wish them long NJ
of prosperity and bliss unallov-
The location of the county seat
Grangeville for the next six
ars will help everybody. New =
res, hotels, newspapers, stables.
:, will be established, thus Civ &C
the people of all the county
npetltion in many lines of bust H
IS which are now monopoliscd
ese new enterprises bring popu- RI
ION and wealth, add to the value
town lots, increase the taxable r..
,perty of the county, and creates
larger "home market" for the 3
ducts of Camas Prairie farms
Il dairies. The growth of the =
sn also increases the value of \
ny acre of farm land on the
lirie.