Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-07-28

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Corcoran, daughters of L. p. vii
mot, formerly Of these parts, NJ,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rig
gins.
| j. P. Fitzgerald left for Florence
Monday to look after his quart,
interests, and to bid farewell as q
bachelor to his friends in the noun.
tains.
The Is year old son of Mr. Swan
residing on the Point. had his arm
broken last Saturday by a collision
with a buggy. DIR. Nickel is at
tending him.
| Mr.. Magee is expected home to-
day. His father, at the last advices
was i'll the same helpless condition
as to the use of his limbs, but not
otherwise in danger.
DIR. Bibby left for Elk Monday.
making the trip through in one
day, to see a sick man named Le-
ander. The man was rast recov-
cry and died Tuesday.
The irrepressible Higgins is hay
ing mammoth shed, 16x120 feet.
built on to the rear of his livery
stable, which will give accommodate
tion for a dozen more horses.
For SALE-16O acres of good
grain or timothy land two and a
half miles west of Grangeville,
with creek running through it.
Enquire of w. S. M. WILLIAMS. 3
Dandruf is due to an enfeebled
state of the skin. Halls Hair Re
newer quickens the nutritive func-
tions of the skin, healing and pre-
venting the formation of dandrun.
The Grange are contemplating
fitting up two Office suites in the
front of the hall upstairs. These
will make fine Offices and still leave
plenty of hall room for lodge pur-
poses.
Mr.. e. A. Conrad "A new mechan-
ic, has located here and is engaged
in putting up the two new build
ings on the Grange hall property
See his advertisement in the +. p.
to-day.
The ladies of the w. c. II. L.
held a temperance service at the
NJ. l.. church last last Sunday even
ing, consisting of essays ,recitations
and music. The program was very
interesting.
Richard Cooper was over from
Keuterville last Saturday and in
formed us that he had only ship.
ped 800 pounds of his wool cliE
this year, owing to the prevailing
low prices.
J. d. Hendren, F. B. Ball, John
Graham, w. NJ. Combs and w. NJ
Hawley started Sunday with eight
car loads of horses. They will shil
from Genesee, for Waterfowl
South Dakota.
Hubert Hattrup, of the firm o
Forsman & Hattrup, Keuterville''
enterprising lumber men, was il
town Wednesday and ordered {
supply Of printed stationery from
the +. p. office.
j. f. Brand is building an awnin,
porch in front of Grange hall. !
flight of stairs is also to be built OIL
the east end of the building to pre-
vide additional access to and egres
from the upper story.
A. III. Cummings arrived fror
: Elk City Saturday and left wit
= his oldest boy Monday whom he
going to place in an eastern schoo
Mr.. Cummings will take in til
e Worlds Fair on the trip.
I will preach at Grangeville Sun
day at s p. m. There will be
number baptized and the doors
Q the church thrown open after SUI
Z day-school in the morning.
h +. l.. BUzZELL.
Edison Briggs has finished h
d contract to survey public lands
It the White Bird and Doumet
= plains country and has gone belo,
He will return again shortly
10 survey township across Clearw
ter.
&C John Roberts. who accidental
shot himself on Salmon river son
4 days since, has almost entirely I
;s covered and is already able to &
~ around. The ball entered Il
: groin and came out at the shor
der, inhicting a flesh wound.
4 For SALE-A ranch of 4S0 acr
- on Camas Prairie, with unfailil
Q running water, springs, well watt
houses, barns and outbuildinE
G and nearly all under pole and wi
n fence. Price, $500. Address
D F. PARKER, Grangeville, Idaho.
:, Why do you pay high prices VIII
~ you can buy the same goods
o. o S25 that you have been paying S
D for? l have cases and caskets fro
s12 up to S75, and | will turn y
r out a first-class job or no pay.
IS w. E. GRAHAM.