Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-04-13
Oranges, lemons, etc., at Magee's,

Oranges, lemons, ETC., at Magee's.
District Court convenes in Lew
iston on April 16.
Several gardens have been
plowed and planted.
Seed wheat is reported scarce on
the Cottonwood side.
For fine cigar go to Pearson &
Bonebrake's drug store.
Homer Matteson is building a
porch around his residence.
For a good Shave or Haircut 60
to the Pioneer Barber Shop.
All kinds of iron pipe and fit
tings at II. A. STEINKE's
Seed wheat and oats for sale by
E. w. OLIVER, Grangeville, Idaho.
Do you need smooth fence wire ?
Price way down at II. A. Steinke's.
We take fresh butter and hams
ON subscription to the F. P; also
county warrants.
w. F. Schmadeka has built an
octagonal summer house on his
residence property.
Mr.. Freidenrich left for Portland
Monday morning. John higgins
drove him to Lewiston.
There will be preaching at Dem
yer on Sunday, April Is, 1894, at
IL a. m. by J. S. Kinkaid.
Don't let the wind blow through
your whiskers. We cut them off in
first-class style at Hogan Bros.
The Bottom knocked out in the
Prices ON Stoves. Now is the time
to buy FL. A. STEINKE.
Frank Shissler will remove his
entire family to Salmon river dur
ing the construction of the wagon
road.
Mr.. Van Winkle left for Free
dom Wednesday to open black
smith shop for the wagon road con-
tractors.
Messrs. Russell and Wayne, of
Spokane, went into Elk City Mon
day of this week to examine some
mining property.
w. +. Schmadeka has had rock
hauled and dumped to make a
solid road bed in front of his Main
street store premises.
For SALE.-First-class seed
wheat for cash or. on time. Apply
to w. w. BROWN.
45 Grangeville, Idaho
New subscribers to the F. P. are
John Turner, Kooskia, Idaho
H.A. .Morehouse, Grangeville, Idaho
Mrs. Farrell, Thompson Falls, Mont
Messrs. A. Maxey and R. F. Full
ton propose to shortly plat and put
on the market another addition tt
Grangeville, the land lying ON thu
hill west of Halls addition.
| Supervisor Williams has hauled
lot of rock and dumped some OF
the soft spots in Main street. Th'
neighbors finally forbid him haul
ing any more rock out of the creel
bed.
Stoves! Stoves! We have a larg
assortment of Heating and Cool
Stoves which we offer to the trad
at lowest prices. Give us call be
fore buying.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
A letter from the "Oregonian
Office announces that they will sem
a man to Camas Prairie to delive
"The Handbook" which was can
, vassed for by Mr.. Stoneroad las
summer, as soon as the trip can b
made with any degree of comfort.
Did you ever know that yo
could buy a better article at les
| money in tinware, graniteware G
| galvanized ware at H. A. Steinke
s than any other place on Cana
prairie? Remember 1 manufae
, ture my own tinware and galvar
| lied iron ware and can sell yo
/. better goods at less money. Ca
4 and examine my stock before buy
4 ing. H. A. STEINKE.
Mr.. True, the Kansas cattl
buyer, will ship from the stoc
' yards in this city to-day ten ca
!, loads of Baker valley steers to h
farm near Topeka, where they wi
). be placed in condition for the ma
. ket, says the Baker City Democra
= The prices paid were $12 for 2-yea
. olds, $18 for 3-year-olds and 81
J for 4-year-olds. Steve Osborne,
Wingville, furnished $50 head
the number. Mr.. True will probabl
return in a few weeks to purcha'
- several hundred head or more.
4. BoRN-Near Grangeville, Idah'