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

sor, is here from Missouri.
Assessor Wann will be here on
official business next week.
Oliver is having gravel walk
laid from the Academy to his res
idence.
A full stock Of pumps and iron
pipe always on hand at ii. A.
Steinke.
Don't let the flies bother you
any longer. Cheap screen wire at
II. A. Steinke.
Farmers, see the the Mitchell
Lewis & Staver advertisement in
your county paper.
T.. w. Oliver and family leave
to-day for the Palouse country to
remain some weeks.
The largest stock of stoves ever
brought to Grangeville can now be
seen at IL. A. Steinke.
John and Miss Lizzie Clark
arrived on the stage Wednesday,
and left for Florence yesterday.
Money to loan on long or short
time in amounts to suit the borrow
er, at the Bank of Camas Prairie.
The fireworks for our Fourth of
July celebration have arrived in
Lewiston. A team starts for them
to-day.
For RENT.-After July l, the
store and residence on Main street,
now occupied by w. L. Graham.
Apply to r. ID. SHEARER. 3
A. & F. shipped 10000 pounds
of merchandise to Kelly & Morris
at Warrens Monday. There are
$4,000 pounds more to follow.
For a good time ON the Fourth
of July come to Cottonwood. A
Grand Ball at Heartburg's hall at
night. Tickets, sl.5O; Supper, 81
per number. 4
Mr.. Berger has his brick-making
machinery on the ground south of
town, and is getting everything
in place as rapidly as possible for
active operations.
The Idaho Free Press has begun
it's eighth year, and the grand old
upholder of Idaho county still her.
aids the glories of the Clearwater
basin in trumpet tones.-Weiser
Signal.
Owing to an Indian celebration
at Lapwai on July 4, the Lapwai
Indian brass band have cancelled
their engagement to play al
Grangevillc and will remain al
home on that eventful day.
Call at w. F. Schmadeka's:
For the finest dried fruits.
Fresh can goods of every descrip
ton.
Fresh pickles in kegs.
Honey in comb.
Full cream cheese.
Why not buy your undertaking
goods at the furniture store, where
you can get the right size. have ;
large stock to select from and don
have to go to my neighbor to fill
orders or chuck them in whethe
they fit Or not. w. +. GRAHAM.
Bert Sherwin is building a hand
some barn on his residence prop
erty. 1t will be covered with rus
tic and painted, with a cupalo Oh
top, and will be, without excep
ton, the handsomest barn in tn
, county.
The Grangeville Undertaking
Co. has the finest and best assort
ment of caskets, and are prepares
to furnish you with better trimme
and cheaper caskets than anybody
Funeral taken charge of if desired
Brown Front building Grangevillt
Idaho. S. L. CowEN, Manager.
Send us your name and addres
for sample copy of THE VASE
INGroN HOMESTEAD AND LIVE SToc
JOURNAL, 4-column 16-pag
weekly, devoted to the interests {
the Farmers, StOckmen and Frui
= growers of the Northwest. Goo
9 canvassing agents wanted. Addres
: The Homestead, Uniontown, Wasl
: The regular annual meeting ,
$ the stockholders of the bank I
Camas Prairie was held at the banl
ing house in Grangeville, June q
l Being well pleased with the SUI
9 cess and condition of the bank III
r der the pcsent management, I'll
n stockholders proceeded to elect tt
, old board of directors for the el
suing year.
:. II. N. Brown, a successfi
q . farmer of this county, left wit
= his family for Grangeville, Idah
" Tuesday. Mr.. Brown has sold Oh
u in this county and will try his luo
in a new country. From all +
ports concerning the Grangevil
a district, Mr.. Brown has not misst
II it and we expect to hear of his co
h tinued prosperity.-Dayton Chro
IS icle.
II Mr.. ]. T. Templin, mining e
:. gineer and splendid fellow on ge
!, eral principles, arrived in Grang
=" vile Friday last with a pack ira
and several employees, bound f
N the country south of Warrens