Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-07-07
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Another heavy rain yesterday.

Editor Tannatt was over from
Cottonwood Monday.
Four new barns are being built
in the German settlement west of
town.
M. l.. Murray, of Elk City, spent
the Fourth in Grangevile, his
first trip out for nearly a year.
Our Editor goes to Elk City next
week to inspect his gold quartz
and placer interests on Relief creek.
Lumber is being hauled for Hen
ry Schmadeka new dwelling on
Hall street, opposite the Episcopal
church.
Fall sown grain is looking un-
commonly well, but the spring
grain was put in SO late that it
needs rain badly.
Miss Alice Whitcomb, of Mos
COW, is teaching at Gills', in the
new district it is proposed to make
out of Lake district.
Editor Hinkle and Manager
Spottswood, of Denver, were visi-
ting the metropolis last Saturday
intent on business.
Hon. l.. P. Brown is recovering
from the effects of the operation
performed by DIR. Wann and is get
ting the use of his eyes again.
Edison Briggs moved his camp
from White Bird Monday and is
now engaged in surveying the
township east of Grangeville.
Bert Sherwin has had a pipe
laid from the mill ditch to his new
barn and residence. and has ample
power to run two sprays on his
lawn.
Supervisor Williams is working
the roads in this district. He has
hauled some gravel on Main street
which will help the road more than
anything when it is worn in.
Won Berge has resumed excava-
ting for his brick brewery and will
have it completed as quickly as
quickly as possible. He is build
ing on scale to handle $50 barrels
a day.
VIII Warden, who some years
since sued this county for $4,000
damages for injuries sustained on
Secesh bridge, is again here. He
has thrown away his crutches and
is completely restored to sound
physical health.
New subscribers to the F. ?. are
j. G. Chesebro, Elk City, G. II.
Williams, Mt. Idaho, Mrs. M. A.
Farrell, Thompson Falls, Mont,
w. j. Gill and II. Gustameyer,
Grangeville, j. j. Pulse, Denver,
j. NJ. Miller, Boise, and D. F. Ma
hama, Lewiston, Idaho.
w. e. Graham has installed
himself, family and furniture store
in the lower floor of Grange hall,
where his goods are better display
ed. He has another car load en-
route, and is highly pleased with
his success since he established
himself in business.
w. M. Hopkins and wife return.
ed from their home in Fremont
county Monday on a months visit
Hopkins is one of our cattle kings
and is here on a business trip. He
reports southeastern Idaho as
growing wonderfully, with 1,0O(
men and teams employed grading
the track for the c. B. & @. r. r.
The stage has changed schedule
and stations. Passengers must
now rustic their breakfasts at Lew
iston before 5 a. M, and on The
road they eat at Soldier Meadow.
and at Denver. AT the latter
place Felix has built a barn ant
changes teams there. Cottonwood
and Grangeville are now merely
way stations ON the line.
! Since Bishop Talbot will be un
able to preach at the Episcopal
church as announced, 1 will preacf
to the young people at the NJ. f
church at s p. IN. All are cordial
ly invited, but special invitation
is extended to all young people.
will also speak to the young peo
pie at Cottonwood and Denver OF
the same day. +. L. BUzzELL.
Glidden Barb Wire.-We ar,
now receiving car load, which is
offered to the trade at lowest
prices.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRIon.