Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-04-01
II. NJ. McDermid, resident dentist.

Go 10 Magee's for oranges, lemons,
figs. dates, raisins, etc.
The flour mill is running night and
day, with a full head of water.
For letter heads, bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this Office.
The choicest French Cream Candies
just received at Magee's; also the best
chewing gums.
Walter Hickersou had the misfortune
to cut his foot nearly off with an axe
the other day.
The +. p. subscription agency will
furnish you with any paper you desire
at publishers prices.
MARRIED.-At Mt. Idaho, Idaho, on
March 30, 1892, by w. A. Hall, Probate
Judge, Mr.. 7. j. Aram and Miss Carrie
E. Moore.
To TRADR,-Residence property in
Ellensbnrg, Wash. Will trade for stock
or lots In Grangevlle. For particulars
Inquire at this office.
Bunnell, the barber, has vacated the
premises west of the printing office, and
will hereafter occupy the building on
the Gordon property.
There is no surer or better investment
than Grangeville property. Call at the
FREE PRESS Office and we will show you
the best and most desirable lots.
Daniel Miller has purchased of Frank
McGrane the residence property now
occupied by w. Rothwell, 1t comprises
two lots and the building. Considera
tion $500.
A full supply of school books always
on hand at Magee's book store. He al.
so keeps copies of the Chicago Ledger
for sale. An excellent story paper only
five cents per copy.
A petition praying the board of coun.
" commissioners to incorporate the
town of Grangevile is circulating this
week and will he presented at the com.
ing session of the board.
Until further notice the steamer will
leave Lewiston for Riparia on MONDAYS
and Thursdays at m. Returning will
leave Riparia for Lewiston on Tuesdays
and Fridays at 100 pm.
Messrs. Pearson & Bonebrake have
an advertisement of their drug store in
to'days paper. The young men devote
themselves strictly to business, and are
bound to please their customers.
Messrs. John t. Turner and Richard
L. Owen, of Dayton, WASH, were on
the prairie last week and through the
FREE PRESS agency purchased 800 acres
OF land in Lake district of Edward p.
Russell, paying therefor $3S9O.OO.
Among the Breakers" the last play
OF the season, will be given at Grange
hall on April 16. Full particulars next
week. All prepare to attend this en-.
tertainment. 1t is the best drama the
dramatic Company have undertaken.
The latest addition to our Clearwater
list of subscribers is G. M. Robertson.
Ellsworth Lamb, of Cottonwood. has
also subscribed for the county paper
since our last issue. r. Roby has also
ordered it sent for year to r. M. Brad
ley. Brownsville, Oregon.
DIR. Lockhart has set aside one after
noon of each week for extracting free.
he will extract teeth free of charge on
wednesday afternoon of each week.
The most difficult cases of extraction So
lcited. Not more than four teeth ex-
tracted for one party.
Mrs. Rhett has purchased the pro-
perty west of the printing office and
will occupy it shortly as residence and
restaurant. The property embraces fifty
feet front on Main street by 200 feet
deep, with building. barn and stable
thereon. Consideration, $500.
Have yon land You want to sell f? II
so place it on the lists of the FREE PpEss
Real Estate Bureau. The land we have
already sold is sufficient guarantee that
your interests will be well protected.
We are in communication with the prin-
| cipal real estate associations of the Pa
cihc northwest, and when you place
your property with us for sale, it il
equivalent to listing it in the principal
cities of Oregon. Washington and Ida.
| no.
The following business has been trans.
| acted by the Probate court since oui
last issue: On March %, granted letters
of guardianship to Mrs. Rachel Lytle ol
the person and estate of James Lytle
minor. On March %, granted letter.
of administration to Henrietta Meinkt
in estate of VIM. Meinke, deceased. Or
same date granted letters of administra.
tion to John Bower in estate of Johr
Fitzgerald, deceased. Also made order
approving final account of NJ. Glatigny
executor of estate of Jean Baptiste de ID
Bachellieree, deceased, order of distri.
button and of discharge of executor.
Mr.. E. w. Oliver, of Guy, Wash.
who has been on the prairie for soms
time hunting land. purchased last weel
the ranch of 4S0 acres three miles nortt
of town from Mrs. E. A. Crea, payin,
for the same the sum of $4,000, This il
the fnest farm of its size on Camal
prairie and Mr.. Oliver is we'll pleased
with bis purchase. On Wednesday h,
also purchased the adjoining 4s0 acrel
formerly known as the Peter Ready
place, paying for it another $1,000. Thii