Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-10-05


Grangeville veterinary.
S. w. Smith returned from Lew
iston last Thursday and left for Elk
Tuesday.
D. S. Phillips has moved to town
and is occupying his Hall street res
idence.
A. T. Reynolds was out from Elk
City last week laying in supplies
for the winter.
House-furnishing goods, all kinds
at w. J. HERMAN,
1S Genesee, Idaho.
w. N. Knox, Jr., will preach at
the Addison school house next
Sunday (Oct. ~ at ii A NJ.
Sash, doors, and mouldings of all
kinds, for sale by VANnsE 4 CAMP
BELL, Grangeville, Idaho. 4S
Farm Loans made and the
highest price paid for County War
rants. BANK OF GRANGEvILLE.
A brother of Gov. w. j. McCon-
nell was up here last Saturday on
business not connected with poll
tics.
A. & F. have received their fall
and winter Dress Goods. Give
them u call.-Prices to suit the
times.
Hon. G. M. Day came up with
Sweet and Kurtz last week and is
still on the prairie prosecuting his
canvass.
Both the democratic and repub-
lican central committees met here
Saturday afternoon and both were
we'll attended.
We take county warrants of all
kinds at 100 cents on the dollar in
payment for advertising and sub
scription accounts owing the F. i
George Riebold has the machin.
cry and hoistry works for the Lit
tie Giant all hauled and is putting
the same in place.
Fred Shissler and A. D. Dorr
start over the Elk City trail short
ly for Butte, Montana, where they
will put in the winter.
A. II. Reynolds and Ed. Juessel
went into Florence last week to in
spect the Bullion mine in whicl
Messrs. Reynolds and Wax are in
terested.
A. f. Parker and K. w. Whit
left for Nez Perce county last Tues
day. They are billed to speak a
several school houses in that coun
ty before their return.
Harry Cone, of Freedom, is de
veloping into an expert photogra
pher. He has our thanks for al
excellent view of the big canyon o
Salmon river above Slate creek.
New subscribers to the F. P. are
G. Tilley, Grangeville, Idaho.
G. r. Chase, Grangeville, Idaho.
H.C. Hoxford, Neigh, Nebraska
The latter paper is sent by Ber
Rutherford, of Warrens.
Chet. Hardesty had a span {
horses drowned in the Lake las
Thursday. They were tied togethe
| and in watering them they becam
entangled and were drowned befor
) they could be extracted.
John x. johnson has gone on
of the shingle business and locate
: a ranch over ON the middle fork {
= Clearwater. He was in town Las
Saturday purchasing years pre-
q visions and supplies for his me-
! home.
Q A private letter to the edito
from John N. Rice states that tn
p family are in Oakland, Oregon, br
would start shortly for Californi;
Their boy, Charlie will atten
school all winter at Drain, Dougls
Co., Oregon.
q A petition is circulating for Il
" establishment of post Office {
Kamiah and a mail route fro
Cottonwood. There is large ne
: settlement on the middle fork
L Clearwater which will find Kar
iah its nearest post office.
;. II. NJ. Jorgens and Prof. Colbu
70 were over from Cottonwood la
70 Saturday. Prof. Colburn used
IL mine in this county in the ear
'60's and is an expert in mini
Il, matters, his reports on vario
ss properties in Canyon county and
Or the Ceur d'Alene country havi
r, led to their sale.
Mr.. S. Scott, late of Long Vail
" in this state, has recently locat
n on the old Knott ranch betwe
d. Florence and the Iron bridge Gro
er ing of Salmon river. Mr.. Scott
er the father of Newton Scott, "
lit known here. He has resided
a this state for many years and is
father of II boys, Gall bigger tt
,se Newt and nine girls.
hs Miss M. f. Robinson displ