Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-08-26
TOWN and COUNTR Y NE WIS
c. R. c. Academy opens Sept. 5.
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II. M. McDermid, resident dentist,
Public school begins Monday, Sept. 5.
| Betting and lace leather at Bunnell's
| Mrs. John Wilson is up from Salmon
| river visiting relatives
Old papers so cents per 100, 25 cents
for so, at the +. p. Office.
Harry Madgwick is here from Lewis
ton to locate his brick yard.
For furniture of all descriptions call
on E. W. Bell, Grangeville. loft
Photographer Hanson goes to Cotton.
wood shortly for llsief business trip.
Mrs. Fountain left for the Lewiston
| country last week to visit one of her
sons.
The bank of Grangeville looks quite
metropolitan with its new oak furni-
ture.
The steamer now leaves Lewiston on
Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at one
O'Clock. p. m.
c. L White injured his hip badly by
a fall some some days since and is still
wearing cruthes.
r. ID. Shearer, Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order, and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-15
Preaching Sunday at NJ. E. church at
1880 p. m. Sunday school at IL a. IN.
A. MAXEY.
Henry and Johnny Miller are still
hauling lumber for the -four mill at the
rate Of two four horse loads per day.
The board at its special session Tues.
day awarded the contract to build the
White Bird bridge to j. j. Remington
for $500.
The commissioners sat as a board of
equalization Monday but there were no
complaints that the assessment roll was
too high.
Jake Reibold is acting with Jas. Sur
ridge as viewer on the Elk City wagon
road. F. P. Turner is also with them
as surveyor.
Arthur and Frank Robinson were
thrown from a wagon in runaway yes
terday and each has a foot broken and
sundry other bruises.
H. J. McFadden was in town Satur-
day with a wagon load Of watermelons
which he speedily disposed of. To-
morrow he will be on deck with load
of nectarnes. peaches and tomatoes.
marriage license was issued yester.
day to Charles ii. Brockma of Denver
Idaho, and Mary c. Hess of Spokane.
The couple we're united in marriage at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Review.
Rev. Howson B. Terry. of the NJ. f.
church, South, will preach at Adkson's
school-house Saturday, Aug. 27, at 8 p.
IN. and at the Lake school house Sum
day, Aug. %. at IL a. m. and at Cotton
wood at 6 p. m.
]. G. Mccoy sends this missionary
paper to his mother at Wabash, Ne
braska. TIL. Jeffries. Grangeville, J. A.
Schultz of Cottonwood and w. F. Potter
of Keuterville, are also late additions to
its subscription list.
Camas Prairie is keeping up its won.
derful record as grain producer, wheat
yielding this season from 40 to 80 bush
els TO the acre. Neither the frosts of
winter nor the heats of summer retard
in the least the great productiveness of
that rich section. Spokane Review.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at G. G. Bunnell's. They
have the celebrated GAuzE door for ovens
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
underdone biscuits. Everything bak ed
Peter Brock mauer superintended the
building Of Phil Cleary's new trail from
John Day to Rapid river. The trail il
| finished to the head Of Race creek and
Ia a splendid piece of workmanship and
good engineering and reflects credit up
on all concerned The work will be
| finished this fall, as the ground is too
hard and dry to be handled to good adj
| vantage now.
Photographer Hanson, of Moscow, has
purchased from Shssler & Ingram lot
| on Main street west of Mrs. Rhett's res.
| taurant, and will erect a Photographic
| gallery and make his permanent resi-
dence among us as a solid business man
| of our growing town. Mr.. Hanson is a
| thorough artist and in his new building
he will do much better work than is
possible In a tent.
The loss by the fire at Kendrick was
very heavy as the rate of insurance was
so high that many had to do without
that protection. The fire originated in
| the office Of the Advocate and spread SO
rapidly that everybody was panic-strick-
| en-. Editor Frost, of the Advocate, Is
suspected Of incendiarism. and so great
was the feeling against him that he fed
| from the city and surrendered to the
sheriff at Moscow to protect him from
the enraged populace.
| Mr.. London. a business man of Day.
ton was here this week looking over
the town with view of opening a gen.
eral merchandise store. He has sold
his business in Dayton and after pros
pecting through the Palouse towns in
search Of new location he came to
| Grangeville and will shortly establish
himself here. He will rent either
Schmadeka's ground floor or Nickel's
drug store until he can get ground and
buildings of bis own,