Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-24

evening but was speedily discover
ed and quenched.
Cashier Browns residence was
raised two feet this week and a
new foundation put under it by
Vansise x Campbell.
John Clark and sister. Miss Liz
zie, arrived from Batavia, Iowa,
Sunday evening, and left for Flor
ence during the week.
Nick Ingram left for Elk City
Sunday, where he goes to take
charge of the Elk View hotel and
open saloon in connection.
Two carloads ofWagons, Hacks,
Buggies, Mowers and Rakes just
received.
w. H.EvERNIcK.
A very timely rain fell all over
the prairie Monday and Tuesday,
bringing with it the certainty of
good crops and bountiful harvests.
Call at II. A. Steinke's and get
one of his new ''crusty' bread
pans; price % cents. They are
the best baking pans in the mar
ket.
w lille transferring Steinke's
stock Monday Phillips team ran
away, spilled the contents on the
street and broke the axle of the
wagon.
Until further notice the steamer
will leave Lewiston for Riparia
Sunday and Thursday, at a. m.
Arrive at Lewiston Tuesday and
Friday evening.
Mr.. Shannon started Monday
morning with four teams loaded
with supplies and a crew of fifteen
n:en to commence work on the Elk
City wagon road.
j. f. Ailshie, of Grangeville, has
rendered his resignation as re-
gent of the state university. He
is at present in California.-Boise
Statesman.
DIR. II. b. Blake, of Moscow, has
purchased j. III. Forney's ranch on
Craig's mountain, and will shortly
remove with his family to the place
and cultivate it.
Cashier and Mrs Brown left for
Walla Walla yesterday to NEE
Mrs. Browns mother, who is OF
the way from Virginia to spen(
the summer among us.
Co. &C." /. N. G., of this place
drill twice-a-week, on the after
moons of Wednesday and Saturday
Capt. Bunnell is maintaining all
the old-time efficiency of the com
: pany.
: There will be Sunday-school a
the Jones school house next Sun
: dav, the 26th, at 10 o'clock a. M
g preaching at II O'Clock by Eide
+. A'Chase. All are cordially in
vited.
= The opponents of silver are
class distinct and separate fron
the people, and their interests ar
directly opposed to any condition
that will benefit the laborer or pro
ducer.
! The Grangeville Roller Mills vii
start up next week for a stead
run. Parties wishing to delive
), wheat on either indebtedness O
It on exchange can do SO.
j. SCHwALBACH.
e Messrs. Shissler. Mathison. IL
h gram and Peter Smith donated tn
use of the tools and steel used j
their Salmon river road contrao
to help out ON the Elk City wago
road. A liberal contribution.
{ II. A Stcinke removed his hare
& ware stock to the new Grang
building. He is constantly addin
to his line of goods and invites il
i speetion and comparison of hi
G prices and goods with those otiere
elsewhere.
k Supt. Juessen left last Frida
t for San Francisco to investigat
the workings of a hydraulic elevs
: tor and suction pumps which Il
Red River Mining Co. think Z
}. putting in on Red River in plac
= of the dredge.
< Hon. c. NJ. Day and f. L. A
l. ford were the victims of a runawa
accident ON their return trip
Lewiston last week. Afford lit G
u his check and broke n hole in
= cobblestone, but Mr.. Day escape
without injury.
The citizens of Doumecq plail
- are urging the Cottonwood peop
:, : to build a wagon raad to Saline
! river by way of Graves creek
order 10 get their trade. There
n need of direct road from Cottol
Of wood to Salmon river.
l.. +. Williams, treasurer of Il
city of Moscow, was acquitted la
e: week of the charge of embezzlir
Il the city funds. The city is OF
l. and injured some S25 900, but n