Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-03-24
RECORD OF THE. WEEK.

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Warranty deed blanks sold here.
G.. w. Hinkle left for Pendlcton
last Friday.
Johnny Longs baby is down
with scarlet fever.
Portland and Spokane daily
papers at Magee's.
The Secesh placers will receive
attention next week.
Farmers are blowing and seeding
i'll the Lewiston country.
A large granery is to be built at
the roller mills this spring.
Commissioner Riebold was over
from Clearwater this week.
Reardon, Summers and McEntee
pulled out for Elk City Tuesday.
All sizes of iron pipe at Bunnell's
Pioneer Hardware Store, Lewiston.
Robt. Nugent and +. j. Hogan
were visitors from Cottonwood du-
ring the week.
100 new novels at Magee's for
sale and exchange. Terms of ex-
change reasonable.
Remember | will have in a full
stock of hardware as soon as spring
opens. Ill. A. STEINKE.
Higgins is having lumber hauled
for a forty-fOot addition to his
Grangeville livery stable.
Prof. Millikep is expected to ar
rive daily to inaugurate the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station.
Ex-editor Frost has moved over
from Denver and domiciled his
family in John Cooks dwelling.
NoTIcE.-Hereafter the Barber
Shop will be closed on Sundays at
l O'Clock. HOGAN s. OREBAUGH.
Club dance to night. Sandwich
es, coffee and cake will be served
by the Ladies Guild for 25 cents.
Catholic services at Cottonwood
next Sunday at and 10 a. IN. and
$50 p. In. REV. WIN. KRoEGER.
Money to loan on long or short
time in amounts to suit the borrow
er, at the Bank of Camas Prairie.
Mrs. Orebaugh, Practical Dress
maker, Grangeville, Idaho, respect
fully solicits the public patronage.
Harvey Teht writes us that he
saw the Nez Pcrce county Worlds
Fair exhibit in Lewiston, and that
it is very fine.
The EllwoOd Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond E" trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G. c. Bunnell, Lewiston.
Louis Bates has returned to
C9ur d'Alene, having seen his bro
ther Will happily recovered from
the typhoid fever.
Buy your Tinware at the new
tin shop, the only first class tin
ware manufactured on Camas Prai-
rie. II. A. STEINKE.
J.F.Ailshie made trip to Lew
iston this week on legal business.
He is associated with Hon. J. w.
Reid in defending Harry Schieler.
c. A. Lundy, of Pataha, contrac-
tor on the Elk City mail route, has
put on regular twice-a-weel< sched-
ule service and all is ship-shape
once more.
Mr.W. E. Lease, formerly editor
of the Shoshone Journal is in
town looking over the field with a
view of locating among us. In all
likelihood he will do so.
The roller mill shut down Satur-
day, having used all the wheat on
hand. There is wheat enough pro-
missed. when the roads are better
for another two weeks run.
Jorgenson Bros. own fine de-
| posit of marble down on the south
fork of Clearwater which will be
valuable for building pourposes
when the country developes.
Our merchants have had to in
clude beans in their invoices this
spring, because the home supply is
totally exhausted. Beans and DO.
tatos are uncommonly scarce.
A surprise party was given al
Mr.. and Mrs. Laningham's Frida,
night in honor of Misses Kitty ant
Mamie Elfers, who had just return
ed from the Lewiston school. The,
returned to their home at JOIN
Day Monday.
A. w. Talkington left for Mos
cow yesterday to attend the meet
ing of the democratic state commit
tee on March 81, at which time tn,
candidates for the Federal offices il
this state will be selected from til,
various aspirants and recommend
ed to the president for appointment
Wallace and Mrs. Scott went be
low Tuesday. Mr.. Scott goes OF
business connected with the incor
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