Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-06-08
Volume 9, No. 1.
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JOD prlntAnS do NEE L NESS oi'~o'
Oranges, lemons, ETC., at Magee's.
Lewiston City election next
Monday.
Warrens mail now goes all the
way on horseback.
Cottonwood has Demorest
Medal Contest June Is.
Old newspapers for sale at the
F. p. office, 25 cents for 80.
Supervisor Markham is working
the roads in this district.
Photographer Hanson sports a
new horse and blackboard rig.
Mrs. F. M. Noyes returned from
her visit to Wyoming last week.
Rev. Bateman will preach at the
Addison school house Sunday at II.
LII. Harris has started a stage
line from Lewiston to Pierce City.
DR.. Shaeffer went to Lewiston
Wednesday to return with his
family.
Mrs. Wallace Scott and Mrs.
Bert Sherwin are visiting friends
in Salt Lake City.
G. w. Williams has built a hand
some prescription desk for DR..
Shaeffer's drug store.
WANTED.-Idaho county war
rants. BANK OF CAMAs PRAIRIE,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Sash, doors, and mouldings of all
kinds, for sale by VANsIsE & CAMP
BELL, Grangeville, Idaho. 48
Frank Robinson and Henry Tus-
sler, of Miles City, are buying cat
tie in this neighborhOod.
The Grangeville delegation OF
students at the State University
are expected home about June 10.
The schedule time of the Lewis
ton stage line has been changed SC
as to be due at Mt. Idaho at 10 p. m.
Mrs. Carrie Shearer and family
of Mt. Idaho, will shortly begin
housekeeping in her Lewiston resi-
dence.
Rev. Silas Perkins, of the G. P
church, preached an excellent ser.
mon at the NJ. f. church here last
Sunday night.
| II. A Steinke has made a large
reflector for use at night ON Rob
bins and Hills placer claim a
Clearwater bridge.
We positively cannot take any
more butter on subscription to the
F. p. at present. But good hams
are as good as gold.
We hear that L. A. Bruner, roat
supervisor in Cottonwood distric
is doing some good work on TIN
roads in that district.
James and Tom Surridge wer
in town Saturday paying for thei
cattle purchases. They distributes
over S., 900 in cold cash.
Henry Miller is hauling lumbe
to build a new barn 20x30 feet, g
feet high and 80 feet of shedding
on his ranch adjoining town.
Postmaster Lon Chapman a
Lewiston says the FREE PRESS ha
a larger subscription list ther
than any of the outside papers.
: New subscribers to the F. P. arr
Frank Coston, Grangeville, Idaho
William Nickson, Freedom, i"
Silas Perkins, Denver,
Mrs. G. T. Williams died at NJ
Idaho yesterday evening. He
husband, who is visiting in Tel
l nessee, has been te]egraphed for.
Pierce Mooney was out from Ell
last week and returned Saturda
with short-horn bull for Brighal
Young, which he had purchase
4 from Overman.
Chas. Flynn and Roy Gull
brought 200 head of cattle ov,
from the Clearwater side Monda
for delivery to Tom Aram an
II CYRUS Oyerman,
= J. B. Bingham and wife, and tt
" Misses Cora and Ida Bingma
= arrived here from Michigan la
g week. The young ladies have bee
east on visit, and their uncle al
aunt returned with them to sper
a the summer.
~ L. ]. Hornaday has spent sever
f days in town. 1t is reported th'
+ he and B. w. Maxey, who own Il
~ plant of the Cottonwood Repor
+ contemplate moving the establisl
ment and publishing the paper
Grangeville hereafter.
d The Oakland Home insuran
n company has gone under and be,
j. absorbed by the Fireman's Fun
70 The Oakland did a large busine
v all over the west. A. f. Parker
l. local agent for the Fireman s Fun
l. the old reliable company of t