Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-07-01
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
TOWN AND COUNTRY NEW,

Daniel Frew was visitor here fror
Colfax last week.
NJ. j. Givan, Attorney.at-law. Office
Grangeville, Idaho.
Prof. McGhan gives a stereoptical
entertain ment Tonight.
Property owners should put in propo
sitions to sell to the new bank.
Three new milch cows for sale by M
l.. Butler, two miles southwest of Den
yer.
Democratic ratification tomorrow
saturday, afternoon. See program else
where.
Henry Miller is collecting road taxes
and will begin work ON the roads afte
the Fourth.
With Zelma & Thorp's circus is An.
tonic Van Gofre, the world famous con.
tortionist.
Iron clad notes. receipts, drafts, Quit.
claim deeds, and mining deeds for sale
at FREE PRESS office.
w Won Berge will have ten-pin alley
ready when he opens the Grangeville
brewery on July l.
j. NJ. Dorman is interested in Denver
to the extent of one lot on the corner OF
Main and Broadway.
r. ID. Shearer, Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. els
The population of the u. s. is so 979..
766. which includes Alaska and Indians
on reservations. These are the final
official figures.
r. +. Fulton has purchased the tract
OF land on the west of Halls addition to
Grangeville, containing thirteen acres
paying $50 per acre.
Are you thinking of fencing? If 80, re-
member that G. c. BunnelI furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
Is none better, none cheaper.
John T. higgins will soon open out
with full line of agricultural imple
meDts. pumps, etc. He has rented the
old blacksmith building on Main street,
Grangeyille.
For SALE:-Four lots, fronting 200
feet on Main street, for sale for ST 600,
Including story-and-half residence.
For furtheI particulars addressW. Stein
heiser, Grangeville, Idaho.
Henry Jackson, lately of Lake district.
this county, has opened a restaurant in
Lewiston and will be pleased to receive
the patronage of the people of Camas
Prairie. Meals, 25 cents and upwards.
The wet weather has given way to
midsummer heat. The indications are,
by tradition, for long, hot. dry summer
with good fruit crop and plenty of bav
and grain for the farmers live stock
next winter.
Town lots in Grangeyille are the best
property in the county for investing
your money in. Call at the FREE Press
office and we will show you property in
any part of town you fancy, and sell at
the lowest prices.
DR.. +. A. Lockhart and Dr. S. P. Low
have made permanent location of their
offices together. They are both regular
graduates in their respective professions
and are ready to practice all branches
of their professions.
Delos Carr brought US last week
large carp from his fish pond in Lake
district. These fish are multiplying
rapidly and attain great size. Cooked in
the German fashion, stuffed and baked,
they are excellent eating.
Quartz and placer location blanks
mining deeds, bond for deed, and other
mining blanks always on hand and for
sale at the FREE PRESS Office. Specially
low prices to district recorders and 9TH
ersordering in large quantities.
Wax & Goldstone are again open at
Cottonwood, having brought in an
entirely new stock of goods and remod-
eled the old store building. The in.
surance has all been adjusted and the
firm are as fully wide.awake as eyer.
Hanson, the Photographic Operator of
moscow Art Studio" has arrived, and
is ready for business. For first class
work and special bargains for the next
ten days in Photographs and Portraits,
call at the gallery, and inspect samples.
Van Gofre's feats form the leading at
fractions of Harry Williams specially
company at Hyde & Behman's Theatre
1t Is enjoyable to see something new in
such hacRneyed specially as contor.
ton act, and the man who introduces it
is bound to win commendation.-Ne
York World, 1890.
Grover Cleveland was nominated on
the frst ballot at Chicago last weeek BY
the enormous vote of 636. The re-
naming 300 votes were divided among
dozen different candidates. E. A.
Stevenson, of Illinois, formerly First
assistant postmaster general during
Cleveland's administration was put up
for vice. president.
The republican ratification meeting at
Grange hall last Saturday was attended
by large number from all parts of the
county. Many ladies were present
Short speeches were made by ]. q.
Rowton, j. Ii. Robinson, j. r. Adkison.
+. A. Chase, j. c. Eccles and w. A..
Hall. The band was present and dis
| coursed national airs. One of the prom
inent features of the occasion was the
singing by the glee club. This club in
cludes a number of the best voices in
| the county and their renditions are al
ways roundly applauded. Much interest
was manifested throughout the entire
| exercises and cheering for Harrison and
Reid WAS anfhueiaatic