Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-30
RECORD OF THE WEEK.

NOW Tor the FOURTH
Hay harvest time is here.
Now pray for fine weather.
e. B. Wood is in warrens.
Wallace Scott returned Tuesday.
well is to be dug on Lewiston Addition.
higgins brought up two neices Wednesday.
Tickets for the odd-Fclows' ball July 4, $3.50.
Hartman Is painting the Opera House. Its
color will be white.
Delmage was peddling White Bird vegetables
on our streets this week.
Don't forget Bishop Talbot's divine services,
Grangeville, Sunday. Julys.
Miss Carrie Jones arrived home from Lewis
ton Wednesday. to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. A. r. Parker and baby returned Sunday
from trip to Lewiston and Moscow.
BoRN-In Grapgeville, Idaho. June 25 lsss
to the wife of W. q. Brown. daughter
W. W. McClain. Genesce brick maker, is here
looking for al opening for his business.
No tntoxicants will be permitted to be sold
at any Of the stands on the picnic grounds.
Rev. W. f. Euster, OF Colfax, was pricing city
real estate Monday. lie likes Grangeville.
Misses Katie Yandell and Annie Binnard
came up with higgins sunday to Cottonwood
The Grangeville kid nine play a match game
here with the Mountain nine sunday forenoon
John C. Gelbach and wife, of Grangeville,
registered at the Idaho Worlds Fair building
last week.
A. l. r shipped another II. 600 pounds of mer
| chandise to Elk City this week for Blaine 4
Cummings store.
brother of our C. B. Sanders is expected
| from the Palouse shortly to locate permanently
on Camas Prairie.
| The bond on the American Hin and Newsom
| creek placers has been renewed to give time
| for further prospecting.
| The MCKINLEY Orchestra will play at the Odd
Fellows grand ball on July 4. Tickets, N,5o,
for sale at Post office.
Come to Grangeville and celebrate the glori-
ous Fourth with your neighbors and friends
| and have good time.
A dancing platform will be erected and run
| by private enterprise on the picnic grounds
! ext Tuesday. July 4.
Harry Cone is gone to Florence to develope
some splendid quartz prospectsin which he and
G. b. Wood are interested.
Miss Annie Wood was over from Cottonwood
visiting friends Tuesday. She will spend the
| Fourth with us next week.
MARRIED.-At Wallace. Idaho, June q, 1893
| Miss Josie Welch, of Cottonwood, and Mr.
Phillip Hatch, of Wallace.
George Hswley sent up load Of new new Potato's
| sale here at six cents pound.
Hon. T. C. McDevitt writes us from Seattle
| that he will be back in ample time to carry ou
| his part of the program ON July 4.
| Owing to the collapse In the money marke
| the trustees have postponed the sale of our dis
trict school bonds until money is easier.
| We hear rumors that there will be lots OF at
tachments flying around in the very near fu
| ture in the boom towns of Camas Prairie.
Master Frank Parker. the oldest of our bi
brother Franks four boys, arrived from Wall
Walla Sunday on avisit TO the editors family.
Manager Spottswood was over to take in thu
ball game Sunday. He is as enthusiastic al
ever over the future OF Denver and IS conhden
| he will make 1t a great big metropolis yet.
Cant. Gill is having lumber hauled for hi
hall property, which he has leased. There I
no grass growing under the Capt'ns feet.
Revw.E Euster, pa tor of Colfax Nj. church
Menaag nsb me is
ready speaker and held the close attention {
his congregations.
Mr.. Freidenrich has bought tier of lots /
: the new Lewiston Addition on which he II
| tends building fine residence. His preseI
residence property on Main street will then
put on the market for business purposes.
. Ample supper accommodations for those a
tending the Odd Fellows ball will be found
the hotel. and at the restaurants OF Mrs Rhe
and J. d. Perkins. We can all eat at the 'fr
table," unless the attendance is very large.
John N. Rice and family have returned fro
Lewiston to stay, having definitely abandone
the idea Of pssdng
Z, Der for a new barn on his residence property
Martin Wagner, cashier of the Bank OF Gran
- vile, was agreeably surprised by the arrival
Mrs Wagner and daughter. little Miss Dor
thea. from Portland on Friday evening las
The family are at present domiciled in the Be
= Sherwin residence.
Sc Crow, who has been pastor Of the M.
church here for the past few months has
signed and will enter the missionary field.
| lxxyi1 IN sRtOnQ
course Of about year then take up his chos'
work in Brazil-Genesee News.
State commissioner Telcher will accompai
this county's State surveyor FD: Hanna over :
proposed State wagon road to Elk City.
hope they will approve the county, survey,
. the road can be built before we all die OF o
age and WEAKNESS from waiting.
For the Fourth of July Excursion. by the be
sell round trip Excursion tickets to any Ra
road Station within 300 miles of Lewiston at t
rate OF one fare for the round trip. good to
turn up to, and including July 6. 1893.
T.J. PEABODY. AGENT
. Travellers to Elk City will note with pleasr
Mr.. Chesebros advertisement In the +. p,
nouncing the opening of the Newsome Gre
etor % viii do well at the old stand. We are L
that he sets the squarest of square meals a
treats everybody white.
DR.. wann performed an operation for catar
on Hon. L. p Browns eye at Mt Idaho
once more saw the light of day and was delig
% ed at the successful result of the operation
- though he will be totally deprived OF the
- of his eye for some days.
Magee will take charge Of the post office al
the Fourth. removing IL into his own premi
one door west, and putting in handsome
CN of imported lock and call boxes Col. Bs
NJ will act as night watcn for the town. for VIII
- purpose a handsome subscription has b.
raised by our business men.
Frank Pierce. the live correspondent v
has been booming Mt. Idaho lately through
F. P. has gone below to canvass the raiir
country for a large nursery house: He Is d.
gone on Camas Prairie, thinks 1t the finest
- giOn in the world left 1t with regret, and J
u. missed to return for keeps as soon as possibl
RMWalker and s. A. Moon, OF Kendricl
+. Hensly. of Vollmer and X. X. Crawford
C. b. Hyde, of Spokane, have located 10 a.
Of placer ground on Salmon river two m
above Slate creek. They are gone to Spok
TO organise a company and hope to return .
with a complete equipment TO open the ciai
HE Heppner was out from Moose creek
ring the week with several thousand dollar
" gold dust the result of a partial clear
"A. on his Moose creek placer property. liz
turned Tuesday to make another and loi
run. Mr.. Heppner thinks that there Is n,
vestment like Idaho county placer ground
pecially in these hard times.
The worst hail storm ever known here s,
over the town and prairie Monday evening
O'Clock The stones were as large as cher
Thera was not much wind. and beyoud KIN