Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22

Seeds Just received by Alexander
& Freidenrich's.
1t is rumored that Mrs. Hardy
who poisoned the negro child a
Moscow, had committed suicide il
Jail.
Camas Prairie never had better
and more regular stage service
than Baird 4 StOnebreaker have
given us this summer.
Mrs. w. G. Knighten has cstab-
lished a bakery at her residence in
Halls addition, and is prepared tc
furnish customers with nice fresh
breadat all times.
For SALE.-An eligible residence
property, three lots, house. well oi
good water and shrubbery, ETC.,
in Grangeville. Price, 81 ,250.OO
Apply to A. F. Parker.
j. +. Mclean has shut down his
Scott mill until he can resume
with water power and in the mean
time he is setting up new set of
rolls, scalper and other ictas which
have been awaiting an idle spell to
be put in position.
Fresh new Garden Seeds Just
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.
Mcssrs. Chas. Gelbach, Nelson &
Cunningham purchased last fall the
mining ground GA Newsome creek
owned by Peter King and John
Smiley, and this season they will
proceed to work the same. This
has been a valuable property and
was under bond two years since to
Daniel Greer.
There is not over four feet of
snow on Big Baldy and the tops of
the huckle-berry bushes have been
visible all winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Rice and two boys started to
Elk last Saturday, and it is not
thought that Mrs Rice would have
to walk more than six or eight
miles over the snow.
The populists are talking ofput-
ting in a populist paper in Grange
Vile to expound populist princi-
pies this summer. The result of
the last election in Idaho county
shows that there is crying need
in this community for a few more
political newspapers to tell the
people how to vote
DIR. J. A. Dillon left Monday for
Salt Lake City, where he goes to
take a position in a sanitarium at
a good salary and expenses paid.
DR.. Dillon posses es unusual ability
for 50 young physician, as he full
ly demonstrated by his successful
pratice here. We trust that the
goddess of good luck will smile
kindly uIon him in the city Of
the saints.
The law firm of Reid & Scales,
of Lewiston and Grangeville, has
been enlarged by the addition of
Daniel Worth. The firm name is
now Reid, Scales 4 Worth, and
they make a strong combination.
Messrs. Scales and Worth will re-
side here and attend to the Idaho
county interests of the firm, and
Mr.. Reid will continue at Lewis
ton.
The death of Agent Robinson, at
Lapwai, will delay the departure
Of Col. Lane for Washington with
the list of Indian names entitled
to participate in the payment, as
Col. Lane will remain in charge
of the agency until successor is
appointed. Ezra Baird has sent
in a long strong list of testimoni-
ais for the position and we hope
he will get it.
There will be a meeting of the
patrons of school district No. 6, al
the school house, on Saturday
March 9, 1895, at 2 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of considering 1ap
plications for teaching the ensuing
term, and for the transaction o.
such other business as may bt
brought before the meeting. Teach
ers applying for the school SHOULD
state the grade of their certificate
j. l. GROSS, Clerk.
We regret to learn Of the deatf
of Indian Agent Joseph Robinson
at Lapwai on Friday morning
last. He came here from Missour
to take the agency, but had pre-
viously had a large experience il
the west, having been a contractor
on Puget Sound & Oregon railroad,
during the flush times of '84-5
Mr.. Robinson was every inch /.
gentleman and scores OF friends il
these parts will regret his decease
Allen Stephens and Georg.
Brown have formed a partnership
for the purpose of conducting