Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-04-29
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Betting and lace leather at BunnellI
Teachers examination onWe ednesda,
May 4.
Remember the Fourth of July meet
ing next Monday evening.
Many freight teams have arrived iron
Lewiston in the past few days.
New Goods in every department ar
now being received by A.&F.
b. F. Morris has money to loan O,
real estate at the lowest rate of inter
est. "a
The latest thing out. Tongue supper
FOR heavy team wagons. For sale a
Aram & Auchinvole's.
Republican club meets tomorrow
afternoon. The glee club will be out il
force and furnish good music.
Frank Fem brought his sister-in.lav av
Miss Fannie Holbrook back from Boise
Wednesday. He left same day.
r. d. Shearer. Grangeville. makes
boots and shoes to order, and repairing
of all kinds neatly done. 6-l5
Jas. Woodward goes to Clearwate,
precinct Tomorrow to organise a demo-
cratic club, the same having been
petitioned for.
Are you thinking of fencing? If sc. re-
member that c. c. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
Is none better, none cheaper.
Freight for the printing Office shipped
nom New York City last September
arrived in Lewiston in February. We
hope to get it as far as Grangeville be-
fore Christmas
In our mention of the play given by
the dramatic club last week the name of
the piece was given as "Above the
Clouds" when it should have been
Among the Breakers"
Several Union Pacific maonates visit
ed Lewiston last week and stated to the
board of trade that they would build to
Camas Prairie as soon as the COMPANY
could raise the funds.
Fosters are out announcing the arrival
here on or about May | of Cummings
Bros, of Lewiston, Idaho, with their
Photographic tent. These gentlemen
are fixtures in Lewiston and have the
reputation of doing good work.
A. F. Parker, A. w. Talkingtop. C.
W. Case and w. S. McWiliams were
elected last Saturday by the democratic
county central committee as delegates
to the state convention at Pocatello on
May 25.
The mammoth pumpkin which has
been on exhibition at the hotel all
winter was cut up this week, and we
thank friend Edwards for a quarter
section thereof. 1t was fine and we'll
favored fruit for Its great size.
Aram * Auchinvole received the first
instalment of new agricultural imple-
ments last Friday and will have new in
voices right along. They are storing
them in the lower floor of Grange hall.
They have the largest stock at reduced
prices ever brought to Grangeville.
j. M. Ballard, of Montrose, Missouri.
A. G. Wilcox. 240 Hennepin Avenue,
Minn.. H. j. Herman.
Uniontown, WASH, Greene Smith,
Penewawa, WASH. and Mrs. Rhett, Fl.
NJ. McDermid. and r. Farris, Grange
Vile, are the latest additions to our
list. The circulation ofthe
F. p. is steadily climbing upwards.
Arrangements win probably be made
for a series of public debates on political
issues between members of the two
political clubs in this town during the
campaign. The matter wac
brought up at the democratic club meet.
ng last Saturday, but at too late an
lour to discuss details. In discussion
here is truth. Let the good work 90
IN.
dispatch from Lewiston to the
Associated press. dated April Is, saws:
Mrs. A. Nj. Chisholm, handsome. re-
ined widow, with two little girls. of |
Boston, has just arrived here bound for
salmon river, 100 miles by stage and
horseback, to marry a placer miner |
famed Short, whom she has never seen
md who has been in the mines there
ince 1864. We presume this is ourW.
Short, of Salmon river.
The old long pending case of U. s. VS..
Ilvord and his bondsmen, L. P. Brown,
ohm Wood, Jas. Baker and Frank
hissler has recently been dismissed
Trough the efforts of Senator Dubois
nd Shissler's attorney, Hon. George II.
soberts. encouragement the state
-lvord was formerly U. s. marshal and
N embezzler of public money, and a
idgment of $4,000 had been obtained
y the U. S. against Frank Shissler.
his Judgment is now dismissed