Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-04-27

down with pneumonia.
Mrs. r. c. Day and niece ar
rived from Kansas Monday.
Mrs. Allie McCready is teaching
subscription school at Mt. Idaho.
w. f. Schmadeka received three
four-horse loads of groceries yes
terday.
The Clearwater bridge is report
ed as in imminent danger of being
washed away.
Ed. Clark was up from Little
Salmon this week and loaded his
train with freight for Bill Short.
Bentz & Evans propose erecting
a meat market on their property
on Main street, west of the Palace
hotel.
Photographer Hanson is back
from Elk City and reports the
snow all gone in the basin, but
plenty of water.
Peter Brockmauer and w. NJ.
Crandall were up from the Cove
Tuesday and report plenty of good
grass and early garden stuff in that
neighborhood.
DIR. McDermid will commence
building a residence and Office on
his Main street corner of the old
Coon property as soon as he can
get his lumber in.
There are over so pupils in the
Cottonwood public school, and the
trustees have been compelled to
order lot of new books to accom-
modate the increased attendance.
We hear that Mr.. Richardson
has an expert coming here shortly
to determine upon the best plan of
development of the Crooked river
bedrock tiume enterprise, in Elk
City district.
G. D. Calvin is in Spokane. 1t
is not likely that active operations
will be resumed on the Red river
dredge until the shaft broken last
fall is replaced by the new one now
on the way.
The Moscow Democrat has gone
over to the populists, and p. M.
Bruner, a prominent republican of
HALEY, has also Topped. There
are now two populist papers in
I.atah county.
Stoves Stoves! We have a large
assortment of Heating and Cook
Stoves which we offer to the trade
at lowest prices. Give us a call be-
fore buying.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
We have this week printed ped
igree cards for Tom Aram's Ham
bletonian stallion "Silverthread,'
and for Kennedy's Clydesdale stud,
"Time O'Day," both of which will
stand at Crabtree's livery stable
this season.
Ralph Bruner is back from the
University and will teach a five
months school in the Carnes dis
trict before returning. Ralph is
one of the rising young men O
Camas prairie who will make his
mark hereafter.
I am now receiving a select stock
of Spring Millinery, and next week
will be pleased to meet my ole
patrons in my new quarters in thu
] Grange hall. Within two weeks
my stock will be complete.
Al MAGGIE E. ROBINSON.
. A subscription paper was circu
/ lated this week to enable j. w
/ Shannon to establish the grade o
, Main street from the summit o
. the hill east of town to the top o
, the Oliver hill on the west side
. The sum of S11.50 was raised AM
the work is progressing as we g
to press.
I The Judges of the State Suprem
: Court have affirmed the judgmen
: of the lower court in the Harr
Q Schieler case. We will publish
: synopsis of the opinion next week
t A rehearing will be asked, and
refused, an appeal will be taken t
4 the supreme court of the Unite
a States.
IS The musical entertainment an
S farce given under the auspices I
& the ladies of the Episcopal churc
70 Wednesday evening was well a
/, tended, the gross receipts bein
10 $500. The musical program We
well rendered while all charactel
= in the farce sustained their par
~ admirably.
el Sugar, Sugar, Sugar! Rice, II
N and Coffee of Extra Quality al
y grade. Fresh California Came
A. Fruits of all kinds. Soda and B
1t king Powders, and California FL
" Cream Cheese. Harness and Sa
Of dlery of all styles. Call and s
for yourself. All goods sold I
cash. 4S w. F. SCHMADEKA.
ss Ex-sheriff G. B. Wood spent sc
or eral days in town last week sha
IS ing hands with his friends.