Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-13

Just look over our line of Over
shirts from 5Oc up; you will surely
buy one, they are 80 cheap.
| ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH,
The Leaders.
Jas. Reardon came IN on We'd
nesday's stage and will go to the
mines to do development work on
his claims. For the past two years
he has been working in Montana.
A. J. Turner and f. A. Day
came out from the iron bridge this
week. They had been painting
the structure and run out of paint,
with about three days more work
yet to do.
J. H. Gaugh, . recent arrival
from Dayton, has established him.
self in the dray business in Grange
vile. In another column is to be
found his advertisement, with the
prices he charges.
L. Peterson recently arrived
from the Moscow country, bringing
with him twenty-five head of dairy
cows and contemplates running a
dairy here. He is at present stay
ing at G. F. Browns place, south
of town.
We have the greatest line of
mems underwear ever shown on
Camas Prairie. Our 75c, $1.00,
$3.50, 200, $3.50 and $500 suits
are world beaters for wear and
prices.
| ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
The Leaders.
III. A. Raymond was in town
Wednesday and informed us that
he had about completed arrange
ments to open a law office in
Grangeville. He is negotiating
for the east room in the Hartman
building lately vacated by thinner
man the tailor.
Steps were taken at the teach
ers' institute to effect county Or
ganization of teachers. Prof. j..
Vercler was elected chairman of
the organization, Mrs. l.. A., Way
land secretary. The chairman ap-
pointed Lewis Elsensohn, Mrs. L..
| A. Wayland and O. d. Waltz a
committee on constitution.
When in town drop into the
Eureka Saloon and try their "Old
Crow" whisky, the finest in town.
Beer by the quart, drawn from
their new patent refrigerator. Fine
cigars, wine and liquors. This place
is newly refitted throughout and is
the most comfortable resort in the
county. Cosy club rooms. 26
The Kamiah Indians came to
town in force this week, driving
fine matched teams and riding in
elegant new hacks. They patron
lied all our merchants literally
One day there was run OH trunks
each Siwash having to have one fol
keep their new clothes. Generally
they bought such necessaries as
clothing, stoves and cooking uten
sils.
State Superintendent of School,
Foresman will leave Monday fol
. Colorado Springs, Colo, with tn,
deaf, dumb and blind children o
Idaho, who are being educated a
the expense of the state. Their
are eight in all. He will also TAX
seven or eight children from Utal
who are receiving their education
at the same place.-Boise States
man.
: Wednesday evening the beauti
full home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marti
, Wagner was brilliantly lighte
. and most tastefully decorated wit
;, ferns and flowers, the occasion be
! ing a party in honor of Miss Biz
nard. The spacious house wa
canvassed throughout and the mel
e ry throng of dancers made tn
9 scene very joyfuI one. At mit
II night dainty luncheon was ser,
ed, just the kind that Mrs. Wa,
a ner is SO famous for and dancin
4 was resumed until late hour.
N Some two weeks since w.
Robbins brought suit against Me
vim Bosler on a promissory no
~ given to McDevitt & Musgrove
. the alleged purchase price of
v ranch on Doumecq plains. Bosl
defended on the ground of fra,
m and want of consideration and ii
e. note having been transferred aft
Of maturity was subject any defen
which could have been ma
g. against it in the hands of McDe
4 lit & Musgrove. The case was or
ct inally commenced before JUST
Bonebrake and change of ven
taken to the probate court, whe
rs it was tried with a jury Tuesd
'f- and a verdict rendered for defer
ad ant.
Swept by q Cyclone.