Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-02
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Albert Chase has gone to Genesee.
Prof. Norwood is back from
Moscow.
Ned Greene was over from the
Cottonwood side Wednesday.
Ben Berger and II. Uhlencott,
of Keuterville, gave us call
yesterday.
For SALE.-Twenty-five tons of
hay near Grangeville. Enquire of
80 w. w. Brown.
BoRN.-In Grangeville, Idaho,
February %, 1894, to the wife of
j. d. Stantial, a daughter, weight
ten pounds.
We take eggs, butter, hams and
wood on subscription to the +. p.
Also silver dollars, greenbax, and
county warrants.
Lawyer Scales has removed his
Office into the building opposite
the Jersey House. He is building
up a good law practice.
Under-sheriif Henley started for
Blackfoot yesterday with man
named Lane, from Salmon river,
who has been adjudged insane.
Our correspondent, "H. G. NJ"
writes fine letter and in our esti-
nation puts his finger ON the gull
ty spot which causes hard times.
New subscribers to the +. p:
Helm Uhlenkott, Keuterville, Ida
no; II. II. Hanson, Vollmer, Idaho;
Mrs. NIB. Thomas, Parryville; Car
bon Co., Penn; sent by Il. G. Tho
mas, Elk City; and Timothy S.
Parker, Fresh Air Home, Somers,
Westchcster Co., N. Y; sent by
Joseph Parker, Elk City.
Our good friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry S. Jones, gave pleasant
dance at their residence in Lake
district Wednesday evening which
was attended by many of our town
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are
from "Old Virginia." and their
hospitality is as proverbial as that
of the people of their native State.
Big Jim, the China roustabout,
who was taken to Lewiston some
two weeks since, died there the
other day. He has been resident
of this part of the state for 2e
years, and mined in Florence, War
rens and Salmon river. He resid-
ed in Grangeville for 10 years, and
probably consumed more whiskey
than any man who ever was in
this country. The cause of death
was consumption and liberated
lungs.
Monday was regular term day o
probate court. Inventories anC
appraisements were filed in the es
tates of G. w. Case, S. S. Fem ant
Cyrus Erskine. DEGREES entered
showing due notice to creditors il
estates of Charles Christie, james
; G. Holt, Mary A. Addison and G
w. Case. Exhibit of John Bower
administrator of estate of J. j
Gaunt, filed. In civil business or
+. der made quashing summons il
case of G. A. Dueber g. Co. VS.. w
N. Yates.
A dispatch was received las
Thursday announcing the sever
illness of the father of Mrs. Freid
enrich and VIM. Steinheiser, a
> Portland. Despite the horribl
weather John higgins drove tn
latter to Cottonwood the sam
night and succeeded in CATCHING
1 the train at Uniontown the mex
a night. Later advices are that MI
l Steinheiser was suffering from a
1 apoplectic fit, combined with pneu
= monia and still lies in a very pre-
Q carious condition.
II Hon. B. F. Morris has been az
pointed and confirmed Register {
d the U. S. land office at Lewiston
a The term of the present incun
9 bent, Hon. G. M. Day, wi
S expire March 16. A. w. Krou
Q niger, of Lewiston, is slated for tn
s Receivership, but it is very likel
it that the popular Dick Monroe wi
n be permitted to serve out his flu
term. Both Messrs. Day and MOI
- roe have made splendid officia
% and their record when they go o,
: of Office will be something to |
proud of.