Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-12-20
Idaho has 322 postofiices.

Books at lowest prices at Magee's.
Get you a violin or guitar at
Magee's.
When in Grangcville stop at the
Palace Hotel.
Horses to trade for grain or lum-
ber. Ernest Smith. 30
The Lewiston Normal school is
to be opened January 6, 1896.
James Witt has a team on the
road hauling meat to Elk City.
Choicest cigars, smoking tobac-
cos and candies at the postoflice.
A full assortment of fresh can
dies at Magee's in P. o. building.
Go to the Palace Hotel for pies,
cakes, bread, etc. French cooking.
That cider at Magee's is deli
cious to use in making mince meat.
Order your meals at Palace HO-
tel. Latest French dishes to order.
Organs for sale by Levi Magee,
warranted for 8 years; terms to
suit all.
The boarding hall of the Lapwai
Indian school was burned down
last week.
Asotin Touring mills were de-
stroyed by fire last Friday, and
will be rebuilt next spring.
The Palace Hotel has a new
French cook, and meals are served
at all hours from 25 cents up.
An outfitting store has been es-
tablished at Stuart, the new town
on the middle fork of Clearwater.
See those elegant perfumes at
the City Drug Store. Nothing like
them ever brought to Camas prai-
rie.
The finest line of candies, per-
fumes and toilet articles ever
brought to Grangeville, at the
City Drug Store.
HOLIDAY GoODs.-Presents for
every member of the family now
at the Bargain Store, at their
usual low prices.
A. d. Howell writes us from
Moose creek that he finds the Old
Reliable county paper "great com
pany in the winter"
j. S. Rhoades was over from
Cottonwood Saturday to make thu
deed for his interest in the Ozarl
S property at Florence.
Mrs. Speddcn has suspended he
2 subscription school at Mt. Idah'
in order to visit her father, who i
!. lying at the point of death.
: There are six prisoners in tn
county bastile; the three saddl
stealers, Hardesty and Boyd, an
y McNear, who is doing time for va
grancy.
:, A new and complete line {
% mems ladies' and children's under
wear, gloves, mittens, and swea
ers at the very lowest prices, &
e the Bargain Store.
George Chamberlin will soon r.
move his saloon to the old pos
1t Office and drug store building, thrt
,e doors east of his present quarte
in the Palace Hotel.
~ F. w. Thornton left for Floren'
III Monday with four-horse load
provisions for the boys emplOy'
|. in developing his quartz claim me-
be the Overlander property.
Call at Miss Halls if you wa
ed to buy a nice Christmas preser
in Japanese ware, choice story bool
fancy booklets, dolls, notions, ct
etc. Grange block, Grangeville.
Id To close out entire stock of h
iday goods we offer them for
balance of the season AT COST. q
vi early and be convinced.
CT ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH
w. d. Robbins left for Bo
me City Sunday to return with a 81
nas Indian youth who was sent to
pen 80 months since for fOrg
an. Col. McConville's name to a che
ing A special agent of the U.
treasury department. is now
,est Lapwai disbursing the first int
per est payment of $4,000. In +
ruary next they will receive $li
600.
:, Mr.. Schwalbach will in
aho spring build additions to
,ow Grangeville Roller mills 3Ox6O f
!, tar half the size of the original bu
AN. An ing, and also another two-story
dition, the whole taking 60,
feet of lumber to complete.
'oeo On Christmas day there will
&, is a special service in the Episc,
epy church at IL a. m, with serl
0. and celebration of Holy Eucha
give Special music will be prepa
ince "Come to the House of the LOr
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