Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-25

Deposits in both Grangeville
banks are increasing at the rate of
several thousand dollars month.
Alexander & Freidenrich have
shipped 10000 pounds of wool, the
product of Assessor Wann's spring
clip.
Rev. w. A. Hall will preach at
11:3O and Rev. W.. N. Knox Jr.
will lecture on temerance at pm.
Sunday at Grangeville.
Mr.. Shannon estimates the cost
of grading Main street on the line
recently established at $500, which
includes cuts and fills.
Tom and Frank McGrane will
ship five car loads of horses east
early next month. Tom is now
on the river gathering them up.
Photographer Hanson is back
from Warrens and has enriched his
gallery with photos of the camp
and scenes along the Salmon river.
Petition was circulated this week
for daily mail service between
Mt. Idaho, Grangeville, Denver and
Juliaetta, over the proposed new
road.
The Deasy boys loaded their
pack train with merchandise at
A & F's Sunday for the contract
ors on the Salmon river wagon
road.
A dance will be given at Denver
the first of next month; the pro-
ceeds to go to the base ball club of
that town. All are cordially in
vited.
Two small packages of bi-sul-
phide of carbon squirrel extermin-
ator came up on last Fridays stage
for the Agricultural experiment
station.
Sam Goldstone and A. L. Creel-
man are up from Lewiston, where
they spent the winter, and are
making preparations to resume
business at Cottonwood.
E. H. Day, a brother of our Day
boys, is out from Kansas and is at
present visiting G. M. in Lewiston.
He will visit his relatives on this
prairie before returning east.
New subscribers to the F. P. are:
w. c. Fritter, Lewiston Idaho
K. NJ. Walker, Kendrick, Idaho
r. II. Hartman, ,Grangeville, Idaho
II. A. Raymond, Denver, Idaho
w. II. Williams informs us that
he has inspected 1O,4SS sheep in
this county, and out of that num-
Der he found 450 clean animals
The remainder were all more OIL
less infected with scab.
Stoves! Stoves We have large
assortment of Heating and Cook
Stoves which we offer to the trade
at lowest prices. Give us call be-
fore buying.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
Our old friend and mining part.
ner in eastern Oregon years ago
j. N. Osborne, is mining a bal
claim near the mouth of Salmon
river and is making $50 per week
right along.
Mrs. Eastman and daughter
Pearl left last week for Oregon
where they will visit with Mrs
Fountain. Later ON the entire
family will go to California for q
sojourn of several months.
The poles for Henley's telephone
between this metropolis and the
county seat are strung out along
the route; he is awaiting the
arrival of the wire and instruments
to put the line in immediate oper
alton.
There will be a Grand Ball a.
w. F. Schmadeka's hall ON Wed
nesday evening, July 4, 1894, wher
the finest music will be had for tn,
occasion, and the grandest supper
> ever given in Grangeville by Pro
: prietors Shearer & Greenfield
Look out for advertisement will
full particulars later on.
Surridge Bros. shipped 16 car
loads of cattle from here last Sat
urday which had been winteret
and fed on the Akin ranch eve
since last fall when they wer'
brought from Idaho county. Thi
g fine lot of stock was purchased b,
/ the Pacific Meat Company, H. +
Putnam and others, of Seattle, ant
+ were shipped to the latter point
i Washington Journal.
The bloods were ont in fore
. Tuesday night with Higgins bi,
!, hack and four white horses, an,
drove up to the Experimenta
Farm to give Mr.. Norwood mid
a night serenade. The outfit finall,
e got stuck in mud hole on Hal
street while on their return trip.
h DIR. Shaeffer is stocking up hi
n drug store as fast as his freigh
arrives, and very complete assert
: ment he carries in drugs, druggist
sundries, patent medicines, tOile
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