Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-02
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to Higgins & VanWinkle.
Mrs. Wax made a short trip to
Cottonwood last Sunday.
w. w. Brown has had an cleo
trio bell put i'll his house.
Il. A. Shearer, of Mt. Idaho, will
visit the Worlds Fair this fall.
Eggs, butter and hams taken on
subscription to the FREE Press.
Jack Anderson came out from
Elk Saturday and returned yester-
day.
The Grangeville roller mills will
start up again on Wednesday next,
June 7.
A number of families from all
over the prairie were in town last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Rice and
daughter left for Lewiston this
week on a short visit.
Will Benton, of Lewiston, has
taken a position in Henry Wax's
merchandise store here.
The fruit trees are all loaded
with blossoms and an enormous
crop of fruit is anticipated.
The ladies of the Guild wish to
dispose of the church benches. Call
on Mrs. Hanson for terms, etc.
Judge CARRIER and family will
occupy the residence lately vacated
by John Auchinvole, on Hall st.
Mr.. Whipple, business man
from Wallace, is in town and will
open cigar and notion store here
in due time.
Monday was another wet and
rainy day, and the dry branch of
Three Mile ran water enough to
swim horse.
Walter Hill says that the Elk
Mining Co.'S. plan of operations on
Crooked river require the use of 40
tons of iron pipe.
The Brownsville syndicate have
incorporated and are putting up a
two story building for real estate
and other purposes.
A. & F. shipped 5000 pounds OF
merchandise this week to the En-
terprise Mining company operating
on Twenty Mile creek.
w. w. Bowman has moved his
family to the sawmill and rented
his town residence to Mrs. Kinsell
who moves in this week.
The rooms in the Morris build
ing east of the hotel have been fit
ted up as bedrooms and will be us
ed in connection with the hotel.
d. p. Dwight is up from the
Brownsville quartz ledge for few
days. He thinks the south fork
will make a wonderful camp by
and by and is showing his faith by
his works.
Henry Wax and Alexander &
Alexander & Freidenrich have each
received a car load of Pabst bottled
beer direct from Milwaukee, This
is the best bottled beer in America
and cords Of it are used here every
year.
Mark Musgrove, ex-district at
torney of Kootenai county, is il
town, having arrived last Saturday
on his way to Elk, where he will
probably locate. He published the
Kootenai Courier at Rathdrum all
through the C9ur d'Alene excite.
ment of 1888, and there is where
we first met him.
Mr.. Fred Tamm, the purchaser
of the Rice ranch in Fairview, is
erecting sheds, barns and outhous
es, and otherwise improving his
fine farm. Mr.. Tamm is spoken O
as one of the very best farmers who
ever came to Camas prairie, and
his methods are eye-openers tt
those among whom the old-fashion
ed, slip-shod style of ranching pre-
walls.
Gid T. Williams has traded his
ranch three miles west Of Grange
vile to Tom Aram for $4,000. Mr.
Williams then turned around ant
bought Mr.. Aram's residence ant
the livery stable in Mt. Idaho
where he will hereafter reside, al
his new home is convenient to hi
work as engineer at the -four mill
Tommy and his family will reside
with the ok folks ON the Aran
homestead.