Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-05-26
ECORD OF TIE EEK.
Leaders OF styles. A. & +.

Don't forget f. b. Q. We have a
large stock. A. < +.
We have had another week of
stormy, rainy weather.
The artesian we'll at Denver is
now down over 800 feet.
Martin Collins brought up two
passengers last Saturday.
j. Eckert and neicc spent Mon
day and Tuesday in town.
See our $3.50 parasols. They are
Nv World Bea ters." A. x +.
Fishing tackle in endless variety
at the Grangevillc drug store. 4S
All sizes of iron pipe at Bunuell's S
Pioneer Hardware Store, Lewiston.
Johnny Rice has imported a fine
top buggy for he use of his family.
The residence of Lou GrOstein
was destroyed by fire in Lewiston
last week.
10000 pounds OF Bacon and lard
for sale, by f. A. CHASE, Denver,
Idaho. SIT
Look in at A 4 F's and see their
elegant display of Ladies Dress
Trimmings.
Fruit trees are in bloom and the
fragrance of growing flowers per-
fumes the air.
DIED.-At Mt. Idaho, this (Fri-
day) morning, Miss S. L.McBeth.
Obituary next week.
b. w. Maxey has traded live
stock for the Bill Crandall ranch
down on Clearwater.
Messrs. Atwood and son, of Day
ton, are here looking for location
to establish a bakery.
George Chamberlin is going to
build a residence Immediately on
his property above divers.
MONEY TO LOAN on Farm Land
at 10 per cent. per annum. Call on
81 WIN. STEINHEIsEa.
Money to loan on long or short
time in amounts to suit the borrow
er, at the Bank of Camas Prairie.
Mrs Orcbaugh, Practical Dress
maker, Grangeville, Idaho, respect
fully solicits the public patronage
c. NJ. Smith was in town las
week from Spokane, advertiser,
Spur plug tobacco. All the stores
keep it.
John higgins arrived from Lew
iston Saturday with six passengers
He went down with another loat
Tuesday.
A man was up last week from
Clearwater with several thousan(
cedar shingles which he sold for 81
per thousand.
A new store is to be established
at Denver by Pullman people, VIII
will put in a $1,000 stock of gener
al merchandise.
The Alturas county tax levy i
$500 on the 500, besides a poll
tax of SO, hospital tax Of 81, and
road tax of So per capita.
Mr.. Ritter, of Dayton, is here O
the lookout for business location
The immense amount of busines
: done here surprised him.
ID. II. Telcher left yesterday t
attend the initial meeting of tn
State board of wagon road con
missioners which. meets in Bois
on Monday, June 5.
, Grand Soiree dance at Grang
hall, Thursday, June l, by McGil
| ley's dancing class. The ladies {
the Episcopal guild will furnish ic
, cream, cake and hot coffee.
e The F. p. was the first and onl
1 paper in the State to notify I'll
e people that the new school law +,
e quired the election of three tru
tees at the annual school electio
on Monday, June 5.
- Mr.. Magee has filed a post off
bond for $4,000, and upon its al
prOval his commission will be 70
;, warded and he will then assun
= the duties of the most importal
post office in Idaho county.
n Vansise is figuring on the co
|. of new residence which John
Il Hartman intends building on h
e ranch near town; also on res
l. dence for Mr.. Walker who late
d bought Homer Matteson's timb
II culture.
Nollmer and Scott will build
new store this season on their pr
perty west of the Bank of Grane
le Vile. 1t will be of brick if tn
,s can get the material, otherwi
IL they will content themselves wi
n frame structure.
9 The rock foundation of the Cd
4 4 L. II