Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09
GRANGEvILLE co, IDAHO FRIDAY DECEMBER g. 1892
The Idaho legislature meets on
Tuesday, January 3, 1898.

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Tuesday, January 3, 1898.
j. f. Cowan and family hav,
moved into their new residence.
p. III. Ready has been elected 8
director of the Bank of Camas Prai.
rie, vice T. j. Rhoads, deceased.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond L" trade mark. is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
| Z. Z. Bunnell, Lewiston.
In the congressional elections OF
1892 the democrats elected 222, the
republicans 1875, and the populists
Z; making 80 democratic majority.
New subscribers to the f. P. are :
f. w. Oliver, Henry Meyer, j. II.
Won Berge, Grangeville; L. T. Tan
matt, Cottonwood, and CIV. White,
Wasco, Oregon.
Pearson & Bonebrake have lust
received fine line of stationery
stationery sundries direct from the
east. Parties wishing to purchase
will do well to give them call.
Mrs. Freidcnrich is slowly recov-
ering from a long continued and
very painful attack of acute neu-
ralgia, altho' she is not likely to be
out doors for some time to come.
Postmaster Hiram Robbins was
over from Cottonwood Tuesday on
business trip, ande pleasant call
at the printing office to renew his
subscription to the county paper.
Old papers for sale at the FREE
Press office q so cents P 100, and
20 cents R so. They are excellent
to put under carpets and line walls,
and keep the wind out better than
| blankets.
A new correspondent from Cot
tonwOod makes his bow to the pub
lie through these columns this week,
and the west side metropolis will
be represented in the county paper
hereafter.
Before buying your Christmas
presents don't overlook Bonebrake s
stock of watches, clocks, ornaments
and jewelry. A useful keepsake is
always treasured, and Bonebrake
has good stock to select from.
S. j. Durbin returned last week
from Maine, after several months
| absence with horses. He reports
sales bad and times close back there.
Out of fifty head he received cash
for four only.-Weiser Signal.
w. N. Knox is expected to arrive
tomorrow. The steamer in which
he was going to make the round
trip from the Sound to Frisco and
back has not been heard from on
lhe return trip, altho several days
overdue.
Paddy White left Tuesday to
spend the winter in Lewiston. He
has never fully recovered an attack
OF the grippe two years since, and
| is now seeking a warmer climate
for the benefit of his health.
Auditor Case has appointed Geo.
M. Robertson as his deputy clerk.
Mr.. Robertson was elected survey
Or on the democratic ticket last
month, and is well qualified for his
new position, being a quick and
legible scribe.
Geo. w. White, who left here re-
Gently to study for the ministry, is
now on his old stamping ground in
the bunch-grass hills of eastern
Oregon, and writes us to send the
indispensable F.P.to him at Wasco,
Sherman county.
There will be preaching at Mt.
Idaho as soon as arrangements can
be made. When Bro. Rhoads re-
turns he will help.fill my appoint
ments at other places, and thereby
we can both give some time to that
place. F. l.. BUzzELL.
| At its last meeting the Odd-Fel.
lows lodge of this place elected the
following officers for the ensuing
term: Ed. Beck, N. G., Levi Magee
| V. g., G. A. Bonebrake, secretary
S. l.. Cowan, treasurer The trus.
tees are: P. Ii. Ready, T. j. Aram
and S. l.. Cowan.
The Grangeville Odd Fellows arr
soliciting bids from the difleren1
sawmill men of Camas Prairie fol
delivery here before June 1, 1898
of Al, 900 feet of lumber and 10000
shingles, all Of which will be usel
in constructing two-story lodgt
building, 30xS0 feet, ON their hand
some property ON Hall street. Casl
will be paid for the lumber, which
includes hauling, stacking ant
sheltering on the building site. Fol
further particulars apply to P. II
Ready or AT. Parker, Grangeville.
Rev. Us. Rhoads left last Frida,
for Oaksdale, with the intention O
returning with his family and ma
king Camas Prairie his permanent
, abiding place. The family are com