Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02

Election Will soon be over and
everyone feels relieved that the
suspense is about ended.
If you want good honest job of
shoe work, call on n. f. Beverly :
Shop in w. F. Schmadeka's store.
A. w. darlington returned from
a brief electioneering trip to War
rens Tuesday.
Hon. b. +. Morris is up from
Lewiston to remain until after
election. In this paper is an in
terview as to affairs in Nez Perce
county.
LosT.-Oct. Sth. 1894. Cattle
whip, between Cyrus Overm ans
and Henry Jones'. Finder please
leave at this office or City Meat
Market.
Rev. J. b. York will preach at
Cottonwood Saturday, November
3, at 3 p. m. and Sunday at II am.
He will preach at Denver at pm.
Sunday.
Ezra Baird and Geo. X. Reed
have purchased of VIM. Nickson
an undivided one-half interest in
the Poor Man quartz claim in
Florence.
w. l.. Thompson, of Nez Perce
county, republican candidate for
joint representative, is in town and
will remain on the prairie until
election day.
c. A. Hastings has established a
store with a well selected stock of
groceries, dry goods and notions,
at Clearwater bridge and is doing
a good business.
The Grangeville Dramatic Socie-
ty will produce the famous drama
entitled "Fisherman's Luck y for
the benefit of the Episcopal church
on December 81
II. f. Samuels has sold his resi-
dence property to Mr.. Whitaker,
one of the mail carriers on tn he Elk
City line. Mrs. Samuels will spend
the winter visiting with her moth
er.
Our musicians are organizing an
orchestra and have sent off for a
collection of music. The orchestra
will consist of 1st and 2nd violin,
1st and second cornet, alto, from
bone and bass.
Stewart S. Denning, democratic
nominee for Judge of the Second
judicial district, was on the prairie
this week. The name of Mr.. Den
ming appears also on the independ-
ent ticket on behalf of the Popu-
lists.
District court will convene in
this county the 10Th of Nov ember
the next Monday after election
From present indications the dock.
ct will be light, consisting princi-
pally of divorce and foreclosure
cases.
Cash is what talks these days
and remember that II. A. Steinkt
has reduced stove pipe to % cents
a joint. Stoves, also have beer
reduced in the same proport ion.
Call and get prices.
II. A. STEl NIKE.
A. f. Parker is shelling th'
, woods by night and beating tn,
bushes by day. He spea axis a
Keuterville this (Friday) e vening
: at Cottonwood, tomorrow (Sat
J urday) evening and will close tn
campaign in Grangeville on Mon
day night.
Both democrats and republican
g have their final rally in Grange
: vile the evening before election
Bonfires, torchlight proc oessiOns
n open air concert by the band, etc
a are among the outdoor perform
s snces advertised. The dc mocrai
ic speaking will be in Schm madeka
a hall, while the republica ms wi
h hold forth at the opera hou Sc.
e Miss NJ. Z. Robinson display
l. unusual effort and taste
h her selection of choice Milliner
r. this fall, in quality, style a nd pric
vt She cannot fail to please her Gu
toners. Orders from Salmon Ri
er and other points promptly a
- tended to. Ladies are in vited
r call at her place of business, eve
if they do not buy. Grange Hal
corner Main or Hall streets.
= Taboo, generally known of o
Tabby, the Indian who lived
v the Sweetwater crossing on Il
Lewiston road, was thrown by
W bucking horse last Friday and i
I'd stantly killed, his neck being br
is ken by the fall. Every freight
knew Old Tabby, as he has resi-
II ed ON the Sweetwater for maj
in years.
b. Messrs. Baird and Stonebreak,
p. of Lewiston, have purchased t
80 Lewiston and Mt Idaho stage Ii
" of Felix Warren and announ
iu their intention of giving the D,