Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-23
RECORD OF THE WEEK.


painted.
Ice cream on Tuesdays and Sat-
urdays at Magee's.
Dwelling house for rent. Enquire
of w. F. SCHMADEKA.
The stage brought five passen-
gers Friday night.
Only ten more days to the glo-
rious Fourth of July.
Tons of freight are coming daily
for Grangeville stores.
For fine cigar 60 to Pearson &
Bonebrake's drug store.
For first-class horse-shoeing go
to higgins & VanWinkle.
Gustameyer's new dwelling is in
the hands of the painters.
10000 pounds of Bacon and lard
for sale, by f. A. CHASE, Denver,
Idaho. S-17
BoRN-Near Grangeville, Fri
day, June 8, 1893, to the wife of
"A. r. NurSS, a son.
The clerks of the several school
districts must take the school CEN
sus on Monday, July 3.
TAKE NoTICE.-The Barber shop
will be closed strictly at noon on
July 4. Hogan & OREBAUGH.
Property owners whose side
walks are in bad shape, should fix
them up before the Fourth July.
w. L. Hargrave, of Missouri, has
been appointed Indian Agent on
the Nez Perez reservation.
Catholic services at Cotton ood
next Sunday at and 10 a. IN. and
$50 p. m. REV. VIM. KRoEGER.
Rev. j. B. York will hold SER
vices at the M. +. church, Sunday,
June %, at 1880 P. M, in this city.
Col. Ed Beck was presented with
a beautiful sword and belt by f.
A. Baggs, of Cottonwood, last
week.
Several new witnesses have ar
rived from Warrens to testify for
the prosecution in the Schieler
trial
Wednesday was June 81, the
longest day of the year, but still
we have had no summer weather
to speak of.
The regular quarterly school
meeting of school trustees in al
districts takes place tomorrow
Saturday, June "a.
The Grangeville brass band has
reorganized and is practicing daily
for the Fourth of July. The bant
will comprise ten pieces.
Persons wishing to see me should
call on, or address me at the post
Office, Grangeville, Idaho.
S. DEGRUsH.
B. c. Cowling brought us some
pie plant last week five feet high
grown on his ranch across Clear
water.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbet
wire, Diamond Z" trade mark, i
the cheapest and best. For sale b,
G. G. Bunnell, Lewiston.
Henry Wax has put in fin
line of boots and shoes direct iron
a Detroit manufacturer. All tn
latest styles in all sizes are kept il
stock.
Having purchased Mrs. Riggs
Eureka carpet loom, am prepares
to make carpets to order. Ais
carpets for sale.
5 Mrs. E. A. ALEXANDER.
A full and complete line of sad
dlery and harness at w. +
Schmadeka's, and all sold at tn
lowest cash prices. More goods o
the road for this popular establish
ment.
N. w. Thompson, a brother-iE
law of the late Ike Orcutt, is her
from Fort Wayne, Indiana, on bus
mess connected with the Orcutt es
tate. He will go into Warren
next week with the crowd.
Our base ball nine went to Der
yer Sunday and played a pickle
nine made up of the best player
from the Cottonwood and Denvt
teams. The visitors were beate
by one run in the ninth innin,
Why do you pay high prices whe
you can buy the same goods fl
$25 that you have been paying 81
for? / have cases and caskets frol
$12 up to S75, and l will turn yo
out first-class job or no pay
w. +. GRAHAM.
Robert Nugent sent us over
piece of wood taken from a well {
his Cottonwood premises at dep,
of 35 feet. The wood resembl
bog oak, but is quite soft throue
|. decomposition. A submerged 70
est evidently underlies the tow
as the same formation was -four
in the well at the hotel.
: A. J. McQuade was up fro
White Bird last week, and i
formed us that of the two ferri
across the Salmon at that point OF
had lost its boat and the other h;
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