Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-11
No paper mail came in Monday.

No paper mail came in Monday.
Mr.. Freidenrich returned home
Sunday.
Old newspapers for sale at the
f. p. Office, % cents for so.
Commissioner J. Riebold was in
the city from across Clearwater
this week.
Miss Edith Markham was dan
gerously sick the first of the week
but is now regaining her usual
health.
B. +. Morris has not received
his commission as register of the
Lewiston land Office yet, owing to
defect in his bond.
South Idaho agriculturists are
becoming alarmed on account of
the Russian thistle, which has OBJ
tained foothOld in the vicinity of
Nampa.
The Deasy boys loaded their
pack train at A. & F.'s Sunday
with supplies for the state wagon
road contractors and Salmon river
settlements.
Vol. 1, No. l, of the Vollmer
Ledger, has made its appearance
on our table. The new venture is
a six column folio and is edited by
G.. +. Shawler.
If the care of the hair were made
part of a lady's education, we
should not see so many gray heads,
and the use of Halls Hair Renew
er would be unnecessary.
Messrs. Walker and Vincent, of
Kendrick, made Grangeville visit
last week, while on the prairie for
the purpose of attending the road
meeting at Denver Saturday.
Stoves! Stoves! We have a large
assortment of Heating and Cook
Stoves which we offer to the trade
at lowest prices. Give us call be-
fore buying.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
Deputy Marshal Strapahan is on
the prairie summoning jurors for
the U. S. court at Moscow on May
81. The jurors from Idaho county
are Jas. Edwards, r. Nugent, A.
J. Vanness, William Welch and r..
G. Gwynn.
The mails are loaded every day
with copies of speeches delivered
by members of congress on the tar
if bill Both political parties are
sending the arguments Of their res
pective champions broadcast by
this method.
Do you need Camp Kettle;
Do you need a Camp Stove;
Do you need a Gold Pan;
Do you need a Reflector;
or anything in the line of stoves
and tinware, go to II. A. Steinke.
Everything at rock bottom prices.
w. B. Daniels, at one time gov
ernor of Idaho territory, appointed
by President Lincoln, died at the
Fannie Paddock hospital in Taco
ma on April 81, at the age of 76,
He crossed the plains with an OK
team in 1858, settling in Yamhill
county, Oregon in 1863.
The register and receiver of the
Z. S. land Office at Lewiston have
decided the case of the protest
of John T. Turner against the
homestead proof of William Will
son, in favor of Wilson. The land
involved lies near Kooskia post
office on the middle fork of Clear,
water.
The sheep men of Idaho are en-.
deavoring to form a combination
for the purpose of securing lower
freight rates on wool. Under the
prevailing circumstances and low
price of wool it becomes necessary
to secure every reduction possible
in order that the owners of sheer
can continue in the business.
Sugar, Sugar, Sugar! Rice, Tea
and Coffee of Extra Quality ant
grade. Fresh California Canned
Fruits of all kinds. Soda and Ba
king Powders, and California Full
Cream Cheese. Harness and Sad
dlery of all styles. Call and Sc,
for yourself. All goods sold fo
cash. 4S w. f. SCHMADEKA.
Mr.. d. w. Hannah returne,
from the Ceur d'Alene countr'
last Saturday evening, where h
went about ten days before to sur
vey a division of the state wagol
road. He selected a route through
one of the passes and good roa'
can be made for the amount of tn
appropriation for that DIVISION
J Moscow Mirror.
Surveyor General Sraughan ha
awarded two contracts for surve
of public domain in Idaho. TIL
two contracts amount to SO 1000, Q
more than one-half of the total az
preparation for surveys in tn
l state for the current fiscal yea1
One contract calls for the surve
of land in KOotenai county, tn