Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-10-05

yesterday on mining business.
Number Cook Stove for $500
at w. j. HERMAN, Genesee,
IS Idaho.
Miss Nele Lyons, of White Bird,
visited in town several days this
week.
In this issue is a new ad. of the
old pioneer sawmill, owned by G.
f. Brown.
Miss Annie Wood is visiting
Miss Ella Breen on the Cottonwood
side this week.
John Hanson, of Fairvicw, is up
again after the accident in the run
away some time since.
S. d. Martin was in town this
week from Salmon river. He has
disposed of his Fiddle creek ranch.
The pastor of the Baptist church
at Moscow preached in Grangeville
Sunday night at the M. E. church.
One Is tooth Superior Sceder for
sale on easy terms at
w. HAEvERNICK's
The social dance at the Odd
Fellows hall last Friday night was
well attended and good time en-
joyed.
c. E. Holt and Riley Rice are
arranging to feed large number
of cattle in the Lewiston country
this winter.
Mrs. G. +. Cone left for Freedom
yesterday. She has been visiting
friends on the prairie since her re-
turn from the east.
Louis Bocher is contesting an 80
acre tract of the recently plated
White Bird land which had been
filed on by S. S. Fem and I. b.
Allen.
One and two horse carts, at cost,
will take some wheat. Come and
see me and you can have bar
gain. w. HAEvERNICK.
Surveyor Shannon was taking
the grade of Main street Monday
for dentist McDermid, who will
erect building on the Coon block
shortly.
/ The band boys have sent for a
collection of new music and will
practice regularly hereafter. They
are ready to furnish campaign mu'
sic at any time.
Fred Lowell has leased Ben Har
mons blacksmith shop and proves
himself fine workman. VanWin
kle is also employed and together
they make strong team.
Quite a number of Grangevill,
citizens attended the candidates
boil at Cottonwood Tuesday even
ing. They report large crowt
present and jolly good time.
New Millinery and Ladies Fur
nishing Store in w. F. Schmade
ks's hall. Goods of Latest Style
and lowest prices. The ladies o
the prairie are cordially invited t.
call and inspect the same.
Mrs. G. II. SCHMADEKA's
w. n. Knox, Jr., was Ordaine'
} to the full work of the ministry il
} the Baptist church, Sunday morn
ing at Mt. Idaho. Several minis
ters from the lower country wer
in attendance, and large congre
f CATION gathered from all parts c
the prairie.
The steamer Almota leaves Lew
iston Sunday and Wednesday 8
noon, and arrives at Riparia Nor
> day and Thursday at 9 a. m. RI
turning leave Riparia Monday an
/ Friday at l p. M, and arrives 6
Lewiston Tuesday and Saturday .
I noon.
We learn that j. G.. Chesbro h:
just completed at his own expen'
e two miles of temporary wagon roa
t from his place to the end of tt
a Burns and Jordan contract SO tn;
v parties can now drive teams Gle;
f through to the Newsome Cree
: House and put up at that popul'
hostelry.
n 1t turns out that John r. A
It kinson was the gentleman appoin
% ed to receive the State wagon roa'
v in this county instead of James !
Q Atkinson, rs we published la
ls week. The difference, however,
n immaterial, as John knows /
% duty just as we'll as James.
Ezra Baird and Geo. Reed ha
" purchased the Fiddle creek prop'
ID ty on Salmon river from Fidt
IN Creek Dick, and will work t
IS same. They are awaiting the co
is pletion of the State wagon road
Ill haul lumber from John Day a
in will erect a hotel on the proper
he for the accommodation of travele
" Tho supreme court of Ida
meets in Lewiston ON Monday M
VS. October s. The case of w. E. w