Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
OUR WEEKLY RECORD,
j. H. Wann is in Warrens.


Taxes delinquent December ~.
Grangeville is 1889 miles from
San Francisco.
w. f. Schmadeka has invested
in new Halls safe.
Live chickens wanted on sub
scription to the FREE PRESS.
The Scott & Vollmer Touring
mill is running day and night.
For Furniture of all descriptions
call on E. w. Bell, Grangeville.
Democratic barbecue at Denver
Monday. Everybody get there.
All sizes of iron pipe at Bunnell' S
Pioneer Hardware Store, Lewiston.
j. II. Robinson's handsome new
residence is approaching compile
ton.
Rev. Buzzell is sick in bed and
has recalled all his appointments
for the present.
E. G. Spedden is back from Pom
eroy, and will spend the winter here
with his family.
The -four mill at Mt. Idaho is in
full blast, with Gid. Williams as
engineer in charge.
r. d. Shearer, Grangeville, makes
boots and shoes to order. Repair
ing of all kinds neatly done.
The G. & B. pack train left for
Warrens by the river trail with the
last load of the season Tuesday
Money to loan on long or short
time in amounts to suit the borrow
er, at the Bank of Camas Prairie.
The dispatches report five feet of
snow throughout Wyoming, Ne
braska, Minnesota and the Dakota
Mrs. Hanson, of Fairview, is very
low with inflammation of the heart
DR.. Bibby is attending and is hope
full of her speedy recovery.
The dance at the roller mill last
Friday night was largely attended,
despite the bad weather. Dancing
was maintained until 2 A. NJ.
l will preach at Lake school
house next Sunday at eleven O'Clock
and at Adkison's school house at
three in the evening.
S. Z. Crow.
Mr.. ThOmaSon, q cousin of Geo
Seay, is here from Pomeroy buying
hay with the intention of winterine
his stock here if he can secure all
the feed he wants.
Marion Williams has at last re.
ceived a permit from the general
land office to cut timber on unsur.
veyed lands for which he made ap
plication last winter.
L. w. Fouquier will arrive here
shortly to engage in the real estate
and insurance business. His health
has been poor lately and his doctor
advised him to spend year on tn,
coast.
Martin J. Givan will address tn,
electors of Idaho county at the fol
lowing times and places:
Denver, Monday Oct. "a 200 pm
Fairview Friday ,Oct.2S, 1870 pm
Keuterville, Tuesday Nov. /, pm
Cottonwood, Sat, Nov. 5, 7:3O p. m
L. M. Costley and family, rela
tives of our w. l.. Costley, hav
arrived from Monett, Missouri, t.
abide permanently on Camas prai
rie. They are longtime readers c
this missionary journal and finall
,, concluded to follow its advice an
plant their stakes in Idaho count
for keeps.
e Hon. c. M. Day and Miss Edit
Clark were married at Fort Collin.
Col, Oct. 16. The happy coupl
are now on honeymoon trip t
. Denver and Salt Lake, and will II
turn to Lewiston about November
Their numerous friends hereabout
rejoice in their happiness and pra
that it may endure to the end.
: j. G. RowtOn received nomin:
!. tion for joint-senator from Idah
and Custer counties at the han(
, of the Peoples party. J. H. Rol
inson was also nominated by I'll
: same organization for joint-senat,
$. from Idaho and Nez Perce countie
but owing to the decision of Il
|. state central committees the
names will not appear on the ticke
There is no more certain indie
ton of the growing commercial in
r. portance of our town than the fa
. that drummers visit us in great
and with increasing frequency ev
: ry year. The business done |
,r our mercantile houses is simply a
Of tcnishing and still growing at
III rate which makes the liveliest COZ
petition to secure it by the geni
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