Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-05-26
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hat go to A. < F's.
For a fine cigar go to Pearson &
Bonebrake's drug store.
Magee has just received some
first class cigars direct from Chi
cago.
Mr.. Forney will arrive here Mon
day next to remain Il month or
more.
Messrs. Gibson * Whiplcy, from
the lower country, have located in
Brownsville.
The Nollmcr & Scott flour mill
shut down Tuesday, having used
all the wheat ON hand.
Adkison school, district No. 3,
is progressing rapidly with fifty
pupils, Mrs. Ncrcler, teacher.
Mrs. Bingham and two daughters
leave ON Monday next on long
visit to Three Rivers, Michigan.
Catholic services at Cottonwood
next Sunday at 8 and 10 a. IN. and
$3.50 p. IN. REV. WIN. KRoEGER.
Quong Sing, Lewiston Chinese
merchant, was buying hogs here
this week. He bought 63 at 5 cts.
Mr.. Hattley, mining man from
Dayton, is outiitting here for a
prospecting trip in the Bitter Root.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond e. trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G. G. Bunnell, Lewiston.
Read the SO, 900 dairy ranch of
fer in Elk City which we advertise
lifetime to get cheap property.
Mr.. Story is having his lots in
Halls addition plowed and fenced.
He will erect IA residence thereon
during the coming summer.
Grand Soiree at Grange hall on
Thursday, June l, by Prof. McGin-
ley. Supper, consisting of Ice Cream
and Cake will be served for 25cents
by the Ladies of the Guild.
Episcopal church has been paint
; ed a terra Gotta tint with red trim
mings, the spire a Venetian red,
and the cross gilded. Hartmann
knows his business and did good
!, and creditable piece of work.
j. S. McGaffec, engineer of the
Shissler sawmill at Rustic, spent a
, few days with his family here this
week. Nc. looks uncommonly well
and says that the mill is so busy
that he will not be over again until
the mill shuts down for the winter
A.D.Dorn was in town from his
recent quartz discoveries on south
fork of Clearwater, 40 miles above
s the bridge. He shows ore rich in
= bromides and brittle silver, and is
\ highly pleased with his prospects
He returned Tuesday with supplies
, to continue development work.
f. Builders and other experts il
S the use of lime are loud in theil
praises of the article recently burn
. ed ten miles above Jackson bridg,
y by Joe Norton, Geo. Shissler an(
Geo. Rice. No better lime can b'
n made in any country, and as they
have the raw material i'll unlimited
quantities they propose to utilis'
e it to the full extent of the hom,
/ market. The lime slacks white a
II snow and free from grit.
e Miss Annie Wood has returned
from Colorado. While at Greel,
y she visited the family of Timoth.
e Davis and Squire Harris, formerl.
> of these parts, who are now a
s- Longmont. They are all well am
II prospering, and the Squire has
fine fat boy of his own and is cor
20 respondingly happy. They get thei
:, FREE Press right along and tn
:. sight of the old familiar sheet S
% far from home was a glad surpris
- to Miss Annie.
Mr.. j. d. Perkins, late arrive
from Waitsburg, has located her
D. D with his family and opened res
taurant in the building east of Dl
is Nickel's drug store and is alread
= =, doing an excellent business. Las
y Saturday evening he served suppe
'' to 80 persons, all transients. IL
has rented the Morris building o
a the corner and is furnishing it ft
O. bedrooms for the accommodation ,
e. travellers. Mr.. Perkins sets goo
ey table at reasonable rates and
Sc we'll pleased with Grangeville an
tn his own business DroSDectS