Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-06-14

Mrs. j. N. Rice arrived from
Lewiston Wednesday.
John Mathison left for Dakota
Wednesday with 300 head of
horses.
Pipe for Nelson & Gelbach's pla-
Ger ground on Newsome Greek is
being hauled in.
Jas. Carey came out from the
Wire bridge last week and went to
Lewiston Sunday.
Hon. and Mrs. C. M. Day will
arrive from Lewiston Sunday to
spend the heated term.
l pay the highest market price
for beef hides and furs.
3 j. G. HoIscLAw, Grangeville.
Miss M. f. Robinson is this
week receiving summer millinery.
Ladies call and see late styles.
Miss Lorena Alderman, of Ore
gon City, is expected this evening
on a protracted visit to the Freid-
enrich family.
O.P. Moberg left for Elk Mon
dav to work for the Relief Milling
Co. J. ID. Stantial has also been
added to the force.
Judge Holleman, judge of the
first judicial district of Idaho for
the past four years, is in town
looking for a location.
w. Havernick has an invoice OF
ten tons of binding twine on the
road for use of Camas prairie far.
mers in the coming harvest.
Daniel.Kirk, an old neighbor o
the editor in Umatilla county, Or
egon, is on the prairie looking fol
: a location for stock ranch.
The latest advices from Black
' foot are that Dewitt Phillips shows
no signs of recovery and his sta.
q there is likely to be protracted.
You can buy two boxes of tack
q for five cents; also a No. ! galvan
lied pail for 35cts. Remember
am here to please the people.
e H. A. STEINKE.
The fine buildings at Cottonwoo
n erected by the packing compan
are nearly completed and they eA
e ,pect to make their first KILN
g next week.
New subscribers to the F. p. ar
of w. f. Kett, Butte, Montana; Al
r McKinlay, Wallace, Idaho; 10
Fields, Moscow, Idaho, sent |
:, Geo. Brown.
ly A bunch of horses from the lie!
iston country passed up Saline
river recently. They were bougl
L. 4. for S6 head and were being dri
. en- to Wyoming.
- F. L. Leslie and John Rigby,
'n 10 Seattle, left to inspect the Califo
= MIA mine in Elk City last Wee
Mr.. kigby returned Monday, al
to started home next day.
=" Have you seen the granite wa
lust received at III. A. Steinke's
M rect from the factory; and did y
ng note the prices on the same. Nei
ly as cheap as tinware.
a = Hubert Hattrup was in to'
Use Tuesday from Keuterville a
dropped double eagle in
ba treasure box to tide the old rel
,a- BILE over the hard times.
A sale of school lands was hi
,ut in Ada county June IL. !
60 amount of sales was l5,0Si. {
tract was sold for S425 an acre,
balance ranging from SO SIS
nst Jerry Smith is hauling the S;
mill from Lewiston for the Re
Milling Co. He will haul to
end of the wagon road and W
'gs, den will then pack it to the M
Crawford Moore, who was
here last summer, has contraC
'ar- with several cattle men on Saln
= MEADOWS 1OF Dttl Cdttlc dt p-
aho per head to be delivered in Sept
lick Der.
gers have just received a nice
on. of ladies' and children's spring
new summer hats, both trimmed
ther untrimmed, of latest style and
July est possible prices. Will take
trade ladies call and see.
Mrs. G. IL. SCHMADEK
rao+ The Denver townsite syndi
! of is to be reorganized with B
Morris, j. p. Vollmer, He
Dernham and Robt. Schleiche
foed the moving spirits. They are
K, Is pected here daily to look over
e ny property.
" NJ. Cambridge has sold his
lmer two miles northeast of Grange
,aria to II. c.. johnson and j. L. A
m. for $4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. {
and bridge left for Ashland,in sout
Oregon, on Tuesday, where
expect to reside in the future.
is to George Riebold is out from
rough rens with two bars of bullion