Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-15

hlS. W. VI. hnlSntcn mas cStaD
lished bakery at her residence il
Halls addition, and is prepared t'
furnish customers with nice fresl
bread at all times.
The bill extending time for pay.
ing taxes until July has been ap.
proved by the governor. Those
who paid their taxes last fall are
now sorry they did so.
That handsome new ice chest in
the Jersey House bar is the handi-
work of the versatile j. p. Fitzger-
aid, carpentering, granting, var
nishing and all, and it is a job that
can't be beat in any country
Manager Wilkinson, of Denver
Bargain store, has taken rooms in
the CARRIER residence, and is now
domiciled there with his family.
They are good people for the town
and are quite active in musical and
other social matters.
Jacob Nercler, of Grangcville.
and W. III. III. Palm, of Little Sal
mon, were the only teachers who
successfully passed the cxamina-
ton last week The questions sent
by the State superintendent were
exceptionally difficult.
Fresh new Garden Seeds lust
received from the old reliable seed
man, George Starrett, WallaWalla,
The seeds above mentioned are the
most reliable of any seeds known
in this country. Call and inspect
same. w. +. ScHMADEKA.
Messrs. Worth, Bunnell, Scales
and Dillon entertained number
of their lady friends at their new
bachelors headquarters Wednes-
day evening. A dainty repast con-
sisting of crackers and cheese and
coffee were served at twelve. A
delightful evening was spent.
Now is specially opportune
time for our county commissioners
to keep their eyes skinned for
bogus kilograms and such like dir
ty work The same old gang are
still on deck, as hungry for Office
and just as unprincipled as they
were fourteen months ago!
Luke Marengo reports that all
the Indians at kamiah have all
registered and are now ready to
receive their money from the gov
ernmcnt. Luke himself, with his
wife and eight children are entitled
to a nice little wad of $4,000 as
their share of the distribution.
Word comes from Lewiston that
the town is swarming with sooners
waiting for the opening of the re-
scrvation. Two car loads of pas
senger got off the train at Genesee
the other day, all bound for Lew
iston and Camas Prairie. and seek
ing homes on the reserve. This is
our year, and don't you forget it.
Tuesday evening the second
meeting of the Literary society re-
Gently organised was held and the
officers elected as follows: presi-
dent, John Norwood; vice-pres't.,
Mrs. T. G. McDevitt; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. j. i. Ailshie; SER
geant at arms, w. n. Scales. A
short program was rendered and
Tuesday evening next set for the
date of the next meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
patrons Of school district No. 6. at
the school house, on Saturday.
March ., 1895, at 2 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose Of considering APP
pllcations for teaching the ensuing
term, and for the transaction of
such other business as NAV be
brought before the meeting. Teach
ers applying for the school should
state the grade of their certificate.
j. l. GROSS, Clerk.
The relatives of young White.
who accidentally shot himself here
last month, have been heard from.
They reside at Birch Bay, Wash
ington, where there are the mother.
six brothers and sister of deeeas-
ed. He had written them that he
would spend Christmas with them
and were expecting his arrival
when on December z they receiv-
ed the cruel news of his fearfully
sudden death.
Cashier Wagner ard family re-
moved this week to the elegant
residence on Hall street recently
erected by Henry Schmadeka. The
interior is paneled in tamarack and
finished in natural oil, and the
effect is very pleasing. The work
manship on this building is of the
very highest order of excellence.
and reflects great credit upon the
carpenters, Messrs. Christie and
Wells. The upstairs and outside
will be finished this spring, when
the building will be capped by a
16-foot cupola.
The State wagon road viewers.
Messrs. Adkison, Edwards and
Shannon, returned last week from
an official inspection of the Salmon
river contracts, which were report
al EnishaI anl -.