Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-17
RECORD OF TIE WEEK.
WEATHER REPORT:
For the week ending Wednesday, May Is, ls9i
Travel is reviving.
Ice cream weather.
Many new faces in town.

Ice cream weather.
Many new faces in town.
Roads are in good condition.
Good roads induce prosperity.
Blanks of all descriptions at the
F. =. office.
Bunnell,a ,at Lewiston, keeps full
line of cutlery.
Iron clad note books for sale at
the +. =. Office.
Subscribe something for the Elk
City wagon road.
r.. ID. Mcconnell, of Moscow, was
taking in the town this week.
G. f. Troeh, of Denver, spent
Saturday in town with his family.
d. A. McKinlay was over from
Cottonwood Wednesday on busi
ness.
Richard Cooper was over from
Keuterville Monday with load of
wheat.
j. l.. Miller was in town from
Shebang creek Monday on trad
ing trip.
School election for one trustee
in all school districts on Monday,
June 3.
George Sheer arrived with his
pack train last Friday to load
freight for Florence.
1t is reported that the Slate
creek Mining company have sold
the Sam Large claim.
A few full-blooded English grey
hound pups for sale by G. Il.
Chase, Denver Idaho. |
Stanton G. Fisher, formerly agent
at Fort Hall, has been appointed
agent of the Nez Perces.
See w. Haevernick for your
mower and binder repairs early, so
as to save express charges.
Horses to trade for cattle, hogs
lumber or grain. Apply to Ernest
Smith, Grangeville, Idaho.
1t is reported that the Gold
Miner has changed hands, S. d.
Goodall having obtained control.
WANTEp.-Idaho county war,
rants. BANK OF CAMAs PRAIRIE,
Grangeville, Idaho
Ernest Parker, of Denver, had
several of his fingers cut off: by a
saw in Sweets sawmill, yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hogan have
established their bakery and res
taurant in the old postotlice build
ing.
Get a "Fedora" if you want to
be in the "swim." Alexander x
Freidenrich have an endless va
riety.
1t is Is to that times will be
100 per cent better in the fall OF
'95 than they were in the fall of '93
or '94.
Trustees of school districts are
invited to make free use of these
columns to announce school elec-
tions, etc.
Every man, boy and child on
Camas Prairie can get II suit OF
clothes at the price which A. X f.
offers them.
Times are rapidly getting better.
Wheels are beginning to go round
in other places besides the heads
of the cranks.
While nature is turning Kansas,
Iowa and Nebraska inside out with
cyclones, it is sending silver show
ers of golden sunshine to Idaho.
If our currency had the two legs
of bimetalism instead of only one it
would not have to borrow a crutch
from the Rothchilds to start on.
Two carloads of Wagons, Hacks,
Buggies. Mowers and Rakes just
received.
w. HEyERNICK.
Call at H. A. Steinke's and get
one of his new 'crusty" bread
pans; price % cents. They are
the best baking pans in the mar
ket.
MARRIED.-In Grangeville, Ida
no, May IL. 1895, by j. w. Bone
brake. j. p, w. X. Hogan and
Mrs. Alice Kinsell, both of Grange
vile, Idaho.
j. S. McGaffee was over from
Keuterville TO spend Sunday with
his family He is engineer at the
sawmill and will be through in
two weeks more.
The school election in Grange
vile district is to elect successor
to A. +. Parker, term expired. A
special tax is also to be asked to
maintain the schools fo. zine
months in the year. 1t is shame
to put $4,000 into fine school
building and then to keep it closed
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