Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-04

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The bounty OH squirrels expired
on the first of the month.
l.. j. Hornady has purchased or
leased the Cottonwood Report.
Two inches of snow fell Tuesday
morning, May !, but it speedily
dissolved.
Mrs. Caddie Wilson was up from
Horseshoe Bend visiting her moth
er last week.
The hotel register has arrived
and autographs of all hands in
town are visible on its first page.
Benjamin d. Penny, an old set
tier on the Middle fork of Clear
water, died about the Goth of this
month.
u A supply of school books will be
received at Magee's soon. Dis
tricts desiring books should engage
them at once.
Gid. T. Williams, of Mt. Idaho
expects to leave shortly for visit
/ among friends and relatives in
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
DIR. Bibby was called to see Mrs.
Benoy, of Fairview, last Saturday
but at last accounts this most esti-
mable lady was much improved.
The body of Jennings, drowned
some weeks since in Snake river
was found and given decent buria
on the 18th by o. +. Caniield''
party Of prospectors.
A. +. Parker left for Lewiston
yesterday to represent the Grange
Vile stockholders in the Lewiston
Land Association, which holds it
annual meeting on Monday next.
+. b. King, of Mt. Idaho, was il
town last Saturday for the frs
time this year. The grippe ha
claimed him for victim all win
ter. Mrs. King, too, has been il
very poor health.
Horsemen wishing bills, poster
or pedigrees printed should give u
call. We can furnish cuts at tn
lowest possible rates and guarar
tee all work to give satisfaction
Posters printed on cloth ou
speciality.
l am now receiving select stoc
of Spring Millinery, and next wee
will be pleased to meet my ol
patrons in my new quarters in til
Grange hall. Within two weel
my stock will be complete.
Al MAGGIE +. ROBINSON.
The Odd-Fellows of this plat
celebrated the Goth anniversary
the founding of the order la
IS Thursday evening by a literal
d program and feast of good chez
The hall was thronged with invite
guests and general good tin
was enjoyed by all.
l. The county auditor says that l
A is annoyed daily by boys bringir
is in squirrel scalps upon which thu
le desire to obtain the bounty. L
wishes us to notify all parties
hold the scafps until the July Sc
sion of tile board of commissioner
N as all scalps must be destroyed
adj the presence of the board.
@.
w Sugar, Sugar, Sugar! Rice, Il
Sc. and Coffee of Extra Quality al
,m na grade. Fresh California Cam
a Fruits of all kinds. Soda and I
II king Powders, and California Fl
to Cream Cheese. Harness and Sa
No dlery of all styles. Call and s
,ce cs for yourself. All goods sold
'ns cash. AS w. f. ScHMADEKA.
Did you ever know that Y
could buy a better article at Il
ss ast money in tinware, graniteware
sit galvanized ware at II. A. Steink
the than any other place on Can
prairie? Remember I manuf
ture my own tinware and galv;
OF lZtu lGOu WdtC anu Cdn Bull '
Al Al better goods at less money. {
and examine my stock before b,
ing. IL. A. STEINKE
,ro Civil war is terrible thing g
Ing the slightest accident is liable
aas .res precipitate it upon this unhal
A country at any moment. This
tion cannot exist i'll peace as Il
as the eastern half owns, do
1ear mates and controls the western h
The shackels of financial slav
have been rivited on the people
the west by the same people ,
ritie title freed the niggers of the south.
for owning of slave labor carried "
it the care of the slave, but un
the modern New England disI
IN sation capital controls labor
and controlling the wages of white /
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