Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-18

kew. +. l.. BuzZell VIII preach
at Grangeville Sunday at s p. m.
The old original Pioneer black
smith shop of Grangeville is now
run by Cook 4 Davidson.
Rev. Bateman will fll my APP
pointment at Sunnyside next Sun
day, the Goth. F. l.. BUzzELL.
New subscribers to the +. p. are:
X. G. Carson, Kooskia, Idaho
Avery c. Moore, Burke, Idaho.
Frank E. Fogg went to Rapid
river Monday on business connect
ed with the assignment of William
Clark, the sheep man.
Some person went into Hugh
Brady's house the other day while
he was out in the field working
and appropriated a new pair of fine
boots which he found.
Martin Angel, foreman of the
Red River Mining Co., arrived out
from Elk last Saturday and return
ed Monday morning with ths mail
carrier.
Gid Williams is in Chattanooga,
Tenn, by this time. 1t is seven
teen years since he and his wife
came to Camas prairie, and he is
now gone back to see his father,
who is rs years old.
Henry G. johnson is having
lumber hauled for the erection of
a new residence on his acre prop
erty south of Schmadeka's second
addition.
John Carey, of Wire Bridge, was
taken to Lewiston last week in a
very feeble condition. He is suf-
fering from a complication of in
ternal troubles and is in a bad
way.
John Higgins started for Lewis
ton Monday with Jas. Edwards,
who goes to Moscow to act as U.
s. grand juror at the term of u. S.
court which convened yesterday,
May II.
A. j. Turner has bought two
and a-half acres of Kettenbach &
Morris south of the reservoir and
intends erecting a residence and
otherwise improving it this sum.
mer. The price paid is 1925 pei
acre.
l am now receiving select stock
of Spring Millinery, and next week
will be pleased to meet my ole
patrons in nay new quarters in the
Grange hall. Within two week.
my stock will be complete.
| At MAGGIE f. ROBINSON.
G. G. Bunnell has his Pioneer
hardware store at Lewiston heatet
with hot air furnished by a fur
mace in the basement. 1t is JUS
tho thing to put into our new
school building, but alas there il
not money enough to carry out tn,
idea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, the father
and mother of DIR. j. w. and f. P
Turner, came up from Lewiston
with higgins last week 10 spen(
several months with their BOYS
They are from eastern Kansas anC
report times as hard there as else
where,
The Cottonwood Report appear
ed in folio form last week unde1
the management of L. j. Hornady
The paper is hereafter to be re
publican, and the sinews of wa,
for its publication are said to b,
furnished by some of the numerous
office-seekers in Grangeville.
Last Saturday forenoon was
lovely time and the town was full
of farmers but in the afternoon
heavy thunderstorm came up, dur
ing which right smart shower o
hail stones fell. This was follow
ed by steady rain of severa
hours, which was of great benef
to everybody.
Miss Maggie Behean and Mis-
Josie Gaddy ase representing Cam
as prairie at st. Aloysius' academy
Lewiston, and are highly please,
with the treatment and course o
|, instruction at that institution
Miss Gaddy has become quite al
accomplished musician and playet
several pieces for us on our recen
call. Miss Behean will return
home abont the last of this month
Idaho wool growers are jubilat
ing over their recent triumph il
obtaining a reduced rate on woo
to Boston. The rate heretofor
has been 1886 per 100 pounds. A
, they could do better Idaho sheep
men hauled their wool to Kelton
on the Central Pacific railway, AN
shipped from that point at $1.9
per 100 pounds. This brought tn
Union Pacific people to terms, an
they gave the same rate from an
point in Idaho. 1t is on carload
of 10000 pounds.
Miss Amelia Lockhart, aged on
: year, gave party at the residenc
of Grandma Crooks to her youn