Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-09-16
TOWN AND COUNTRY NEWS

Warm days and cold night.
Rebekah lodge meets tonight.
H. NJ. McDermid. resident dentist.
Monte Wax Is quite i'll with scarletins.
Betting and lace leather at Bnnneil's
VIM. Steinheiser went to White Bird
yesterday.
A. Freidenrich was in Lewiston this
week on business.
Republican primaries on Saturday
next, September "a.
Democratic primaries to- o-morrow. Sat-
urday, September IL.
The Adventists are holdiag services
nightly in Grange hall.
For furniture of al! descriptions call
on e. W. Bell, Grangeville. loft
The public school opened with As
pupils, and c. r. c. A. with 20.
A good rain is needle d to clear the at
mosphere Of the dry heat and dust.
Both political parties are to have good
speakers here from abroad this fall.
j. L. Remington is the latest addition
to our White Bird list of subscribers.
The frame of the mill is up and work
is being rushed as rapidly as possible.
Hams, eggs, chickens and wood re-
ceived on subscription to theFREEPREss
For SALE:-Four good work mares on
easy terms. Enquire ofG w .CHAMBERLIN
Ben Harmon is building new black
smith shop on East Main street, 20x50
feet.
The frame of J. II. Robinson's new
residence is up. ]. +. Brand is bossing
the work.
Walter Brown was out from Warrens
last week and returned to the camp with
the editor.
The Red river mining company have
sent Oh, l,500 pounds of freight since
| our last issue.
DIR. Blake was up from Moscow last
week in the interests of the agricultural
experiment station.
The Bank of Camas Prairie building
and +. T. Office have been repainted and
adorned with signs.
Frank McGrane returned Tuesday
evening from visit to MedicalLake and
the C9ur d'Alene country.
Forest rires are still raging in the
mountains south and east of US and the
air il still thick with smoke.
VIM. Sheehan, of Elk City, and F. f.
Risley. of Granveville, are late additions
to our list of county subscribers.
In this issue is to be found the adver-
tisement of the University Of Idaho,
which opens on October II, 1892.
r. ID. Shearer, Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order, and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-l5
Rev. Maxey leaves to. day for Walla
Walia, to attend annual conference. He
will be absent about three weeks.
DR.. Bihby's new building on Hall
street is about finished and the front is
painted red, with white trimmings.
A. B. Rookie and family have return
ed from q prOtracted visit in Oregon and
are at home on the Cottonwood side.
An Indian pack train of about 100
packs loaded with $4,000 pounds of the
Red river mining Co.'s machinery on
Tuesday.
The cholera has reached the port O
san Francisco. Il will be almost an i'm.
possibility to prevent its sweeping ovel
the country.
A. J. McQnade was up from White
Bird on bn mess trip Tuesday ant
called at the f. P. Office to renew hi'
subscription.
Wheat in the Lewiston market is Al
cents delivered at the elevator. At thi
price there will be none hauled from
Camas Prairie.
We understand the new paper atDen
YER was to be issued this week. MI
will be the manager.
VIM. Won Berge is still confined to tn
house on account of the bruises receive
in the runaway and smash up on Craig
mountain some time since.
A. F. Parker left for Warrens la,
, Saturday on collecting trip. He ma
be expected back to take hand in tn
l democratic primaries tomorrow.
2 BoRN.-In Denver precinct, Sept. II
1892, to the wife of Henry Meyer, te
/ pound boy. Mr.. Meyer sent in word
2 the editor that there is no chance ft
! Cleveland now.
Jas. Corbett whipped JohnL. Sulliva
4 in the fsht at New Orleans on Sept.
: knocking him out in the 2lst roun,
$ This makes Corbett heavy weight chan
/ pion of the world.
Comfort V. Remington writes fro
McMinnville to keep the paper going
him, as he cannot do without the pap,
and it is always the FIRST one open,
= when they get the mail.
Carpenters from Colfax are remodt
d ing Mr.. Oliyer's house on the hill.
II will be a conspicuous landmark and
Of very handsome building when all Il
,e improvements are completed.
r; NorIcE.-All parties who have clair
= against Pfeufer Bros. will come al
have settlement. also those who owe Il
K. <, firm will please call and pay up by o,
,e l, 1892. PFEUFER Bros.
to to social dance was gotten up ],
d, week in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
a Kettenbach, of Lewiston, whch was
enjoyable success. The guests of
to evening thoroughly enjoyed themselv
ID The Republican club in Lake distr
will meet at the Lake school-house
of Saturday afternoon, September "a,
on the purpose Of electing new officers.
full attendance of the members is
E. quested.
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