Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-22

home this week from her long trip
east. For several weeks past she
has been at Salt Lake City with
her mother.
Ralph Bruner, Of the Cotton
wood side, has gone to Moscow to
attend the State University. Jes-
Sc Rains will also attend upon his
return from the east.
Call at Bank of Camas Prairie
and get an accident policy in the
Travellers, of Hartford, before leav-
ing for Worlds Fair or any other
seaport. w. +. BUNNELL, A'gt.
+. N. Mckenzie has arrived from
Oakland, Oregon, to remain all
winter. In the spring, if times
improve in the meanwhile he will,
with Frank Hogan, open grocery
and notion store in Grangeville.
There will be preaching at the
following places: at Grange hall,
Grangeville, September %, at 7:30
p. IN; September "a, at Addison
school house at IL a. m, and at
Mt. Idaho at 1880 pin. F.B.LAING.
Work on the artesian well at
Denver is to be suspended for the
present on account of hard times.
Mr.. Dickinson will use the drill
meanwhile to. bore for water on
Isaac Zehner's ranch near Denver
w. L. Costlcy has his four acre
tract on the late Fourth Of July
grounds surveyed and will build
his new residence on the corner of
9th and Crooks streets, which will
be slightly and commanding ele-
walton.
To eradicate the poisons which
produce fever and ague, take Ay-
er's Ague Cure. 1t cures without
leaving any injurious effect upon
the system, and is the only medi-
cine in existence which may be
considered an absolute antidote for
malaria.
Bert Sherwin reports that last
weeks rains were the heaviest ev-
er known on Salmon river at
this early season of the year, and
that the hills are now as green as
in the spring, and that the pros
pect for unlimited winter range
was never SO good.
John higgins went to Moscow
last Saturday, taking over Misses
Cynthia Wilmott and Maud Kin
kaid, Dick higgins and VIM. Han
son, who will attend the State Uni.
versity the coming winter. The
young people have rented rooms
and intend baching during theil
stay there.
Ayers Sarsaparilla does what NJ
other blood medicine in existence
) can do. 1t searches out all the i'm
purities in the system and expel
them harmlessly through the prop
8 er channels. This is why Aver
Sarsaparilla is SO pre-eminently et
|, fective as remedy for rheumatism
Mike Behean is entitled to tn
e belt for the largest potatoes raise
l on the prairie this year. His VAR
: ETY. is the st. Patrick, importe
e from Walla Walla. They averag
# a pound each in weight and pre-
h duce six and seven to the hill
s They are a splendid baking potat
: and cap the sheaf Of all we hav
l. seen this year.
u w. G. Newburn is out frol
Warrens and will start for Iowa I
l. spend the winter shortly. OWN
!, to the prolonged term of court tn
:, summer, he and the other boy
- from Warrens who were here 6
!. witnesses in the Schieler case, lo
n the entire water season, and I'll
,r camp is mighty dull in cons
is quence.
lie II. M. Jorgens, of CottonwoO
70 was in town Saturday trying to G
N flour for his store at Kamiah, bl
e. was unsuccessful and for the pre-
ent he will depend on the Levi
ton mills. Mr.. Jorgens has fiji
~ ~ stock of drugs and sundries at CO
s'i tonwood and will remove them
o. .. Grangeville if he can secure sui
10 able business location.
d. They have a combination IN
I'd chine-header and thresher
iy Whitman county-that revOlutiO
w ICES harvesting. 1t harvests whe
ig at the rate of thirty acres a da
ic- leaving over 400 sacks of Gle
en- grain piled in lunches of thr
nd where growing stalks stood only
,r- few moments before. A machi
Ia to perform such feats belongs
ev the latest evOlutions of invent
,e- genius, and it is claimed there a
f. only two such machines in the /
Id louise. Thirty horses are requir
de to draw the machine, six abrea
re 1t cuts swath of eighteen fe
" and the cost of harvesting is 81,
nd per acre, the machine with f
trimmings costing about $4,000.