Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-08-04


W. s; Hogan and family have
moved into the Brockman resi-
dence.
Work commenced on the well in
Lewiston Addition Wednesday Of
this week.
J. G. Holsclaw has opened the
City Meat Market in the Shearer
building, west of the pest-ofiice.
Miss Rosa Nickel has been down
with the intermittent fever for
some days, but is now recovdsing.
The sign painter is embellishing
various business premises in town
with artistic signs and pictures.
Some fine heads of winter wheat
raised four miles north of Grange
vile by Mr. are on exhibit
ton at the F. p. Office.
Dandruff is due to an enfeebled
state of the skin. Halls Hair Re
newer quickens the nutritive func-
tons of the skin, healing and pre-
venting the formation of dandruff.
The Oakland Home has deter
mined to withdraw from the in
surance business in this county
Expiring policies will be PERMITTED
to expire, but no renewals or new
policies will be written.
During the dog-day season, the
drain of nervous and vital energy
may be counteracted by the use o
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying
the blood, it acts as a superb cor
receive and tonic, and enables thu
system to defy malarial and othe
climatic influences.
A. p. Tefft came in Tuesda,
night with two wagon loads Q
lumber dawn by IL horses for tn
new building which the Grange
ere. Ing on Hall street for DR.. Sea
wright. The building is to b
ready in two weeks.
Ayers Ague Cure never fails t
neutralize the poisons of malaria
and eradicate them from the sys
TEN. This preparation is purel
vegetable, contains no harmful il
gradients, and, if taken accordin
to directions, is warranted to cul
fever and ague.
The advertisement of the Idah
State Wagon Road Commission
, published elsewhere. We will ais
| print the specifications for the FL
City branch as soon as they al
made out and approved.
! Why do you pay high prices whe
you can buy the same goods fl
S25 that you have been paying s.
} for? l have cases and Baskets fro
$12 up to SIS, and / will turn yo
5 out a first-class job or no pay.
w. E. GRAHAM.
+ The latest novelty is the par
fine roofing that G. c. Bunnell
introducing to the trade. 1t is
/. composition of paratfine paint al
). burlapping. 1t is fire and waite
proof and is a perfect preservati'
!, for all buildings exposed to Il
a weather. 1t is being used exte
sively in the east and has, for m
ny purposes superseded the use
shingles.
Dear readers, go slow. The stor
# center of the financial cyclone h
l. not yet passed. Bad as it has be
"a there is worse to come. The sig
n of it's coming have been plain
. apparent for many months, q
A. it will be long time blowing ov
n The man who is out of debt is t
- lucky man in these times. The :
# fest way to do business is to pay
j. you go; if you can't pay, don't
IN Another good idea is to pay yo
,e debts whenever you have a dol
"a in your pockets.
ii On Monday Miss Katie Rice {
H. ebrated her tenth anniversary
i'll inviting a number of her lit
ne friends to spend the afternoon w
en- her. The little ladies had ro
MT time playing games, singing, 9
in eating ice cream, cake and mt
H. A vote of the children taken sht
y. ed "a unanimous sentiment t
ms Ka 'ic should act as queen of
OBJ day and wear wreath of flow
tn made for their favorite. Miss ]
ne tie was the recipient of m;
is handsome presents and hosts
he good wishes for happy returns
he the day. Those present we
as Gertie Rice, Nellie McGafiee, |
ed sic Sherwin, Mabel Graham, Ir
st. Evans, Edna and Lottie Shea
Use BERTHE Hobart, Jessie and Haze
raj nick, Ida Cowen, Mona and L
lie. Nickel, Pearl, Belle, May and I
,ar dah Smith, and Ollie Vansise.
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