Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-27
Taxes are now due.
Now comes October.
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the hills daily.
Two four-horse teams loaded for
Relief creek this week.
The lumber for the new Baptist
church is nearly all hauled.
w. f. SchmadeLa is having a
brick flue built in his residence.
Joseph Parker left for Dixie tc
do assessment work this morning.
Wheat is plentiful on old Camas
Prairie, but there is no fixed mar
ket price for it.
Mark Robinson was thrown
from his pony while driving cows
last week and broke his arm near
the wrist.
Walter II. Hill presides over the
shears and pastepot department
of the Cayuse in the absence of ed
itor Ruggles.
Ned McNeir, an old-time resi-
dent in these parts, but now hail
ing from Montana, is ON the prai-
rie this week.
If you are going to build give
the Denver Planning mill chance
to figure and see if they will not
save you money.
The Bargain store people have
laid substantial crossing across
Main street in front of their new
business premises.
James Witt left for Deadwood
Friday last, and hopes to make
another run this fall if the season
is wet enough to furnish water.
w. M. Clark was in town We'd
nesday loading supplies for an ex-
tended trip to Dixie, where he goes
to do assessment work on several
quartz claims.
make your feet glad )" buy
pair of Selz Shoes, for sale only bv.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH,
The Leaders.
Mrs. Magee has been elected del
egate to the grand lodge ID. of Re-
bekah from the local lodge, and
upon fulfilling here duties there
will go to Oregon to spend the
winter.
A new townsite has been laid
out in the Florence basin on Black
Sand creek near Chas. Cones mine
and arrastra, and several new
buildings are being put up. The
name of the new metropolis is
Harvey"
Sheriff Overman LETT for Flor
ence yesterday tc renew the search |
for the alleged missing Won HUI
bert. There was a quarrel in the |
camp the night before the party
returned and a shot was heard fir
ed the next morning.
NJ. l.. Costley, residing on the
road, donated us a
splendid Hubbard squash which
weighed an even 6S pounds. Err
nest Smith also contributes twin
apples and twin plums growing
from one stalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shissler
started Monday for Moscow with
Mary and Johnny Shissler and
Emily Robbie, to place them in the
University. Mrs. Shissler will
spend the winter and keep house
or the young people.
Henry Kribs sent us in Tuesday
, mammoth apple of the .'Seek no
variety, grown on a four
year-old tree, which is no doubt
he largest growth of the season.
1t measures ID inches in circumfer-
,nce and weighs Is ounces. An
)ther apple on the same tree weigh
sd IA ounces.
When in town drop into the
Eureka Saloon and try their "Old
Jrow - whisky, the finest in town.
Beer by the quart, drawn from
heir new patent refrigerator. Fine
,igars, wine and liquors. This place
5 newly refitted throughout and is
he most comfortable resort in the
county. Cosy club rooms. 26
Several hacks and sets of harness
lave been sold by our traders this
htoiN w IlltittilS tIc AledFWa- !
er and Kamiah. AS general
hing they are content for the pres
mt to drive a span of their own
ponies. Their other purchases. are
toves and blankets and Il general
of groceries.
We have now on hand a large
,iln of the best brick ever burned
IN Camas prairie, which we can
at reasonable rates. All
kinds of brick work, stone work
md cementing done. Satisfaction
,uarant eed.
VALENTINE HoLz < Son.
Grangeville, Idaho.
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