Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-12-07
IDAHO. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1894

| Will sell Harness, Saddlcry and
Groceries of all kinds at lowest
bedrock price for cash. No more
credit business. w. +. SCnMADEKA.
The administrators of the Christie
estate have had Il sidewalk and
crosswalk laid ON the property of
the estate now occupied by Judge
CARRIER.
w. d. Vincent has bought pro-
perty on upper Hall street and will
erect residence and barn thereon
and remove his family to town at
an early date.
1t will pay you to call on j. G.
Holsclaw and get his prices before
purchasing elsewhere, Prices have
been reduced SO everybody can
afford to buy meat.
Presiding Elder Van Dusen will
visit us in January and may bring
Il new minister with him. Here
after the Elder will visit us three
times a year, instead of twice rs
formerly.
Assessor Wann thinks the de-
linquent tax list will be much
larger than it was last year. Fewer
taxes have been paid in thus far
than We're paid up to October /,
last year.
II. S. Arbogast made a splendid
piece of work in the construction
of Overman's new barn in Lake
district. 1t is the most COM
modious building of its kind in
Idaho county.
John N. Rice has located at
Lakeport, Lake County, California
and has ordered the +. p. sent to
him regularly. His boy Charley
is at school at Drain, Douglas
County, Oregon.
Robert Larimer is at presen'
employed in the State printing
office at Olympia, Wash. Hi
daughter, Miss Mamie, is at PalC
: Alto, California, in greatly i'm
proved health.
The Messrs. Shaw, representing
8 a Portland packing house, VIII
G have been buying cattle here th
past few weeks, have engaged 10
head from Holt & Rice and 10
II from B. Thomas of the Cottonwoo
- side.
= Cash is what talks these day
70 and remember that II. A. Steink
has reduced stove pipe to % cent
"a Joint. Stoves, also have bee
of reduced in the same proportion.
y. Call and get prices.
e. II. A. STEINKE.
Is A stock buyer has been here ft
* the past two weeks buying catt
T. for the Minneapolis stock yard
T. He offered $3.50 per hundred f,
Dennis Hollands bunch of Her
o. fords, but failed to make trad
IL as Dennis held out at $2.75.
The Thanksgiving Ball for IL
benefit of this School district W;
c, a great social and financial success
10 netting about 800 for the distriC
T. The supper was superb, and v
lg must thank the ladies who inte
ne ested themselves for the good al
profitable time that was had.
OF Rev. Allyn, of the Baptist churc
I'll took his departure last week aft
IL highly successful revival hel
Regular Baptist services will
ch held at the Episcopal church bull
e. ing on Sunday morning and eve
IS. ing hereafter until further mott
with w. N. Knox, Jr., officiatir
70 Frank Hamilton, of Moscow, h
Irr' arrived with his family for perma
ent residence, and is at prese
occupying the Greenfield residen
~ opposite the new school house.
.r' the spring he intends putting in
III full line of organs, pianos a
musical instruments of all kin,
ho o A. V. Clark has arranged to sta
mt mt woodward in Grangeville and W
~ keep good supply of good d
wood constantly on hand whi
me will be cut and delivered to ord
iG' The yard will be located on edit
ch Parker's block of ground on N
Hill, south of the Evans residen
he
,iu Bill Hill and Frank Chase pull
nd in Monday with the new rol
machinery for Scott & Vollme
ots flour mill. The building has bt
I o,s enlarged, reshingled and otherw
nm, ,na improved and adapted for its n
requirements, and with j.
Mclean in charge the new n
ieo will be a very valuable addition
ing the business interests Of this gre
'"' ing town.
will There will be a Demorest G
of Medal Contest at NJ. Z. Chu
ra- Denver, Idaho, on Friday event
be December 14th, at 7:30 o'clo
elk. Mrs. Pulse has in preparation
exceedingly entertaining ?
no. gramme, both musical and lii
, of ary. Among those participat
will be the best talent of Gran