Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-28
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Mr.. Allison, of Seattle, is on the
prairie buying cattle.
Tickets for the Domino party
for sale at all the stores.
The third month of school at the
academy will begin Monday.
Pianos and organs for sale at Ma
gees. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. w. Bonebrake is confined to
his home with sickness this week.
J. f. Ailshic has been canvass
ing Nez Perce county this week
Tea cher's examination next
Wednesday beginning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Cone picked 267O pounds of
apples from one tree on his Slate
creek place.
There are two justices and con-
stable to be elected in each precinct
on November s.
BoRN.-Near Grangeville, Octo-
Der 23, 1892, to the wife of w. III.
Zumwalt, a son.
The Spokane Daily Chronicle
and Portland Daily Oregonian for
sale at Magee's, . cents per copy.
Frank Shisslcr has moved his
family to town for the winter and
will be here himself before election.
j. w. Wilson is building a new
residence on his Cottonwood farm
to replace the one destroyed by fire
recently.
Latest style "Parisian Plaques"
and Art Border novelties for Cabi-
nets just received at Hanson's Pho
tograph Gallery.
Mr.. Greer is out from his Twen-
ty Mile creek claims and is highly
elated over the prospects he has
there. Twenty Mile will boom
next spring.
Mr.. Stankie, practical timer
and gunsmith, has located in
Grangeville and will open a shop
in Governs building on Hall street
in few days.
/ The boom at Cottonwood contin-
ues. We were over there Tuesday
and got lost in the maze of new
buildings now going up. Cotton
wood is all right.
Presiding Elder Van Duzen is
here and will preach his (Friday)
evening. Rev. &. G. Haven, of
Lewiston, will preach at Cotton
wood at 1 a. IN. and Denver 3 D..
m. on Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. c. Ruff, formerly SOL
dier stationed at Camp Howard,
now auditor and recorder of Sno-
homish county, Wash, is on the
prairie this week visiting old ac-
quaintances and friends.
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 c. c. Bunnell's Pioneer Hard
ware Store, Lewiston, Idaho.
The editor left for Lewiston yes
terday to get tickets printed for
the coming election. He will also
make arrangements to have all the
national election news sent up from
Lewiston by grapevine telegraph.
The FREE PRESS bulletin boards
will contain the news of each day
as it arrives.
The republicans will wind up
their campaign with a mass meet
ing in Grangeville on Monday even
ing, November 7. The services OF
the band have been secured for the
occasion and the glee club, compos
ed of the best singers in the coun
ty, will be present. All the candi
, dates will be in attendance and 6
general good time is expected.
: j. f. BEEDE, Ch'mn
! , Hons. j. NJ. Burke and ]. w
Reid spoke at the Denver barbecu,
Monday afternoon and in Schmad
l eka's hall Monday evening to yer,
: large audiences on both occasions
3 The barbecue was fine affair AMI
g does great credit to the liberalit,
\ of the good people of Denver. A
| Grangeville bonfires blazed and an
l wills were shot off by the unterrifi
5 ed democracy of Idaho county, an
: if good spirits and liberal contribu
: tions to the campaign fund coun
]. for anything they are sure of
4 walk-over on November 8. MI
4 Burke made fine impression an
$ gained strength by his visit. 1t
Q superfuous to praise orator Rei(
|, With his matchless eloauence an
Y brilliant presentation of the demo
a cratic cause he held the vast and