Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-08

cayuse again.
Eva Wright was the champion speller at ver-
cler's spelling school last week.
Mt Idaho Ihklings.
George Smith is having one of his houses re
covered.
Mrs. wann and Mrs. George shearer are OF
In the mountains hue lcberrying this week.
So Is Jas. Rice and family.
IIornady has a swelled lip-the DR.. presc, bed
Phastocks vermifuge. Heis convalescing.
Messrs. Hogan and Creelman over from
Cottonwood on Ia business trip.
lawyer win locate here in the near future
did not learn his name
A.w. Talkington has his set OF abstract books
almost completed.
Mat says he Is doing fair business for the
dun times.
G. s. Buck Rates. an old timer who has been
~ ~ California lor two years, is up for a short
Mt. Idaho. Sept 6. 1893.
McDevtt residence Is enclosed.
Work on Prof. vercler's new residence in
Halls Addition was commenced this week.
Gus Heartburg was over from Cottonwood
Tuesday settling up the TIL. Sandburg estate.
Dun Greene was in town this week verv much
alive. His hearing Is much impaired since tue
late iracas.
Sheriff Gregory is home again, empty handed,
after chassezing horse thieves all over Montana
for the past two months
Now get ready for the Denver races. A good
program is advertised and the Denver people
are thoroughbreds for iun.
Attorney Taylor was over from Cottonwood
Monday iutent on business He Is an old pupil
Of Hiram Robbins. and is well pleased with his
location and business at Cottonwood.
Indians are mutilating range cattle in the
most horrible manner, cutting out their eyes
J. L. Eckert was getting legal advice on the
| subject Tuesday
| Ard now comes another tramp printec with
proposition to establish anewspaber at Mtida
the + iatness tine thereof there % are 'He snrnrisna
! number OF printers and newspaper men hunt
| irg soft snaps and winters grub these days.
Areplevin suit was tried before justice Wood
ward Monday, w. In NV which Al d. Greene sd sued
milch cows. The Judge rendered verdict In
Greenes favor. This case was brought to
Grangeville on a change OF venue from Cotton.
wood
Warren Belcher and family are up from
! Riverside for the winter, and will occupy the
Shssler residence. Our Riverside cores
pondent gives particulars of their accident on
the Jackson grade. The boy had miraculous
escape, asthe buggy went oyer the grade end
on ns and ena 9yes m eha Tsh Mn be IN IT, was
| badly bruised about the head.
A new two-story building. 2ixto feet. with
glass iront viii be built on the editors proper
corner Main In and Hall list as soon as the
| S'.s ~ ~ NPSs' " - w
fitted up for private bedrooms. and the down
stairs viii have two business offices in front.
| press. with Hercules gasoline engine, and new
Job p:ess type and book bindery will be put in
Just as soon as collections are easier.
Democrats and republicans in these western
i States never stood close together they do to-
day. II this democratic administration does
not stand on the party platform and give the
people the coinage Of silver therein promised,
| will lead to readjustment of party lines on
strictly sectional basis. AS things look now.
the silver democrats have been sold out. and IL
interesting politics in these Cnited States In
the next ten years, and don't you forget 1t.
Nansise is building a big granary
down at the roller mill.
The State road surveyors are
now above John Day creek.
Mrs. and Miss Maggie McCallie,
of Moscow, are visiting friends here.
Ladies desiring a fine corset will
please call on Mes'mes Wetsell and
Orebaugh. 13
j. S. McGaffee is in town and
will run the engine at the roller
mill when it starts up.
VIM. vonBerge will fire kiln of
900 brick next week, all made
from material found right in town.
Cashier Brown and party started
with full camp equipment Monday
for two weeks vacation in Elk CITY,
DR.. Searight was called below
Monday to see his wife, who was
taken sick while on her way here
to reside permanently.
Call at Bark of Camas Prairie
and get an accident policy in the
, Travellers, of Hartford, before leav-
. ing for Worlds Fair or any other
seaport. w. f. BUNNELL, A'gt.
Messrs. Bielenberg & Walker are
, back from Deer Lodge gathering
up the balance of the cattle they
; contracted for last spring. They
report the cattle business as hope
lessly dead, and no demand at any
, price for any kind of cattle.
Why not buy your undertaking
, goods at the furniture store, where
you can get the right size. Ihave a
: large stock to select from and don't
, have to go to my neighbor to fill
orders or chuck them in whether
q they fit or not. w. E. GRAHAM.
Frank f. Fogg, accompanied by
v his wife and three children arrived
: here Monday. Mr.. Fogg has fixed
: his tent pegs among us permanent
: ly as lawyer, and brings strong
| testimonials as to his ability as a
: lawyer and his good standing as a
t citizen. He graduated from the law
: department of the Michigan uni
:, versity in 1880 and began the prac-
0 tice of law in Colorado, and was for
Y several years prosecuting attorney
!. of Charlevoix CO., Mich. For the
y past two years he has been located
at Rathdrum, Kootenai CO., Idaho