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

About the protest scene on
Camas Prairie is the magnificent
ranch of Ro!lin G. Brown on the
road to Clearwater. The lay of
this land and the magnificent Yield
of hay it produces every year cap
tivates the eye of the practical
man at first glance.
For SALE-The best improved
ranch on Camas Prairie, 600 acres
spring water on nearly every forty
acres, houses, barns, growing tim
Der, orchards and seven miles of
fencing VIII be sold for S25 per
acre. For sale by A. f. PARKER,
Grangeville, Idaho.
The Grangeville Undertaking
Co. has the finest and best assort-
ment of caskets, and are prepared
to furnish you with better trimmed
and cheaper caskcts than anybody.
Funeral taken charge of if desired.
Brown Front building ,Grangeville,
Idaho. S. i. CowEN, Manager.
Mr.. Loomis, of Shasta Co., Calf.
a quartz miner of experience, is
taking in the gold properties of
this part of Idaho with a view to
purchase and operate the mine that
suits him best lie has visited
Pierce City and Ell, City and is
now on his way to Florence and
Warrens.
The final arrangements were
made Saturday for tho erection of
the 2O0-barrel-a-day roller mill at
Cottonwood. In the evening the
town jubilated over the event with
boniires, anvil shooting and gem
eral .jolliiication. We hope the
concern will meet all expectations
formed on it.
Junia W. Allen is on the Prairie
again after long absence, during
which he has married and settled
down into a resident of the Key
stone state. He is here to look
after his real estate and other bus
mess interests, and promises to
bring Mrs. Allen with him on his
next trip.
The cattle purchased ON Salmon
river last May for August delivery
by Baliberg & Walker, of Deer
lodge, are on the way to the rail
road. About 400 head were start
ed from the river range last week
The purchase price Of these cattle
will do much to relieve the fnan.
cial stringency on Camas Prairie
Dennis Holland was up from
Snake river last week delivering
cattle. He reports ripe peaches on
his ranch on July 3rd, this year
also that bear were never SO plenti
full as the snow ON the mountain.
has driven them down to the brakes
of the river. The vermin hay,
been very destructive on cattle thi
season.
LAND FOR SALE.-I have for sal
GAO acres Of the choicest larmin;
) land on Camas Prairie, situate,
two miles from Cottonwood. One
half of the land is under fence an
otherwise improved, and will
:, sold ON easy terms. For flrthe
particulars, call ON or address
= A. w. TALKINGToN,
81 Mt. Idaho, idaho.
w. r. Howe, of Butte, an oil
: partner of S. w. Smiths, visite
d ii Grangeville last week on his wa
u to the Buster mine in the Elk Git
/ district, where he has gone to loo
after his mining interests. M
Howe reports the mines in But
is as closing down and all the indu
II tries of the camp paralyzed by Il
q prevailing financial stringency.
'. c. Ii. Brockman had Smii
o Prunty arrested on a charge of la
l. ceny Of cord wood from his pla,
on Craig's mountain. A trial W;
" had at Cottonwood and the jul
70 rendered verdict of not guilt
q Not satisfied with this decision NJ
# Brockman sought legal advice
,e Grangeyille, and another trial f
/ trespass is imminent.
One of the prettiest sights
- town is the handsome residen
- - and yard of j. III. Robinson. II
. =. creek runs through it and eve
= 9 part is susceptible of irrigatio
- y, The garden is tastefully laid o
, and among its products the festi
"goober" is being experiment
with. The Hall, higgins, Edwar
n and Pearson places in the sar
Or neighborhood add much to /
10 beauty and fragrance Of that pa
m of the town.