Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-09
IT. Hinkle and wife left for
the lower country on Monday last
to visit friends.

to visit friends.
Winter is sweating in it's combat
for supremacy with spring, and the
perspiration is to be seen running
in all directions.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church are arranging to give the
play of "T'riss", or "Beyond the
Rockies, in a few weeks.
James Surridge was over from
Uniontown on little flyer. He
is feeding 250 head of beef cattle
over there and reports everything
quiet.
Bradstreet's says eastern money
is coming west for investment.
There are profitable enterprises
awaiting every dollar of it right
here in Idaho.
Do not wear impermeable and
tight-fitting hats that construct the
blood-vessels of the scalp. Use
Halls Hair Remover occasionally,
and you will not be bald.
DIR. Shaeffer returned to Spokane
Saturday morning where he was
called by urgent business. He
will return in a few weeks and
open up his stock of drugs etc.
Up here in Idaho county in the
absence of mutton in our meat
market we had almost forgotten
that any other animals than the
COWS, pigs and bed bugs went into
the ark. 1t is exceedingly rare for
our butchers to kill sheep.
Hon. Philip Tillinghast has
formed partnership with a strong
law firm of Tacoma. Mr.. Tilling-
hast is chairman of the Democratic
State central committee and this
step will take him out of politics
and eventually out of Idaho.
Bert Sherwin drove Pell and his
wife and babies to Salmon river
last week and had time getting
over the roads. The team mired
in a slough and they had to wade
in water waist deep to unhitch the
team and pull the hack out by
hand.
Eastern attorneys learned il
financial law, have a poor opinion
of Idaho's constitution and con-
flicting statutes. We cannot
change our constitution, but we
can improve our laws. 1t is impor'
tant that every county elect q
good legislative ticket.
If letters of inquiry about Cam
as Prairie mean anything, the in
tlux of settlers will be very grea
this spring and summer. Unfortun
ately, they are nearly all desper
ately poor men with large families
and this is good country for al
such to stay away from.
Clergymen, lawyers, public
speakers, singers, and actors, al
recognize the virtues of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. One of our mos
eminent public men says: at ii
the best remedy that can be pro
cured for all affections of the voca
organs, throat, and lungs"
Bentz & Evans are packing sew
eral thousand pounds of ham, ba
con, shoulders and lard for future
use in their meat market. And
by the way, they are all the tim
killing the fattest and finest bee
ever served up to the public in thi
market in the winter months.
With profitable placer mining
along the Salmon and Clearwate
rivers and in our tributary minin
camps, and with the big influx c
new immigration and the openin
of the reservation, Grangevill
ought to have a good busines
time this spring, summer and fall
Elderly people remember thei
spring bitters with shudder. TIL
present generation have much t
be thankful for, not the least {
their blessings being such a pleas
ant and thoroughly effective sprin
medicine as Ayers Sarsaparilla. ]
, is a health-restorer and healt
maintainer.
The Nickel property was sol
last Saturday to Mr.. Keeler, fC
sum of $13S6. 1t comprised tn
lot and drug store on the mort
side of Main street, and an unin
proved lot opposite. The pric
was a good one for these har
times and shows great confiden6
in Grangeville real estate.
The subject up for discussion {
the Bentz school house tO-morro
, evening is as follows:
Resolved, that it will benef
the County to issue bonds to col
struct the State wagon roads
Seth Jones, Jr., leads the affirma
i've with Mitchell, of Denver, Be
Knorr and Parker, of F. p, as h
supporters. G. b. Knorr, o.
Sheldon, McKinlay and N. \
Morris support the negative.
Hard times have closed mo
saloons within six months ths
have been closed in 20 years by q