Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-08-19
Highest of all in Lvening Power-U. Govt Report Aug 1882
@!A!'!!! g! Rskt9s BSMd:s7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Rebekahs meet tonight.

The Rebekahs meet tonight.
Campaign badges for sale at Masee's.
The Idaho North and South railroad
is a sure thing.
Mrs. Bonebrake and the children are
visiting Medical Lake.
A party OF picnicers from here went
to Clearwater meadows yesterday.
Register Day is up from Lewiston to
escape the heat for few days.
Fresh ripe apples for sale at Mapee's,
Call early and secure some at low
figures.
Grant Benedict has taken a position
in the store of Vollmer & Scott, at
Grangeville.
For SALE.-Two ranches, one near
kentervil)e, the other three mile west
OF Grangeville. w. STEINHEIsER.
That elegant new sign over the front
OF the bank of Grangevlle was painted
by Alex. Robinson.
c. d. Calvin and D. H. Summers are
out from Elk and report lots of quiet
work going on in camp.
The familiar form Of S. McGaffee Ia
again on our streets. He is over from
Rustic where he has been running the
engine in Shissler & Ingram's saw mill
all summer.
Jas. Surridge is back from brief bus.
mess trip to Spokane. He reportsCamas
Prairie as being on every body's tongue
and thousands are just waiting for some
certain railroad assurances to rush in
and fill up this region
DR.. f. 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.
With the removal of the U. s. troops
from C@ur d'Alene. Co. c, Idaho Nation.
al Guard. of Grangeville. will be sent
to the front to preserve the peace. All
is quiet there, but force is deemed
necessary to represent the majesty Of
the state.
Alexander & Freidenrich will next
spring positively build brick store
50xl00 feet on the corner adjoining
their premises. Henry Madgwick of
Lewiston has contracted to furnish the
brick and he will shortly be here to To-
cate his brick yard.
The fame of Grangeville is spreading
abroad in the land and letters ofinquiry
are pouring into the real estate bureau
about the town. Capitalists from Taco
ma, Seattle and Spokane are even now
negotiating for several tracts of acre
property now on our lists.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at c. c. Bnnnell's. They
have the celebrated aAUzE door for ovens
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
underdone biscuits. Everything baked
to n turn by carefully distributed heat.
Henry Miller has the contract to haul
the $4,000 feet of lumber for our new
-four mill. He commenced Wednesday
with two four-horse teams and will
keep at it until completed. While un-
loading the sills. which are 14xl4x28
feet, he narrowly escaped having his
head crushed.
Just received at The Moscow Art Stu
dio, direct from the eastern factories, the
finest lines of New Patterns Portrait
Frames. The entire lot must be dispos.
ed of at cost within three days. Bring
along your old pictures and have Por-
trait made while you can for the next
three days; while gallery remains here
get it at your own price. Only few
days more and our Grangeville gallery
will be closed for the season.