Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-17

Sam d. Goodell, late of the
"Camas Prairie Cayuse," has To-
Gated in Walla Walla.
Fred higgins made the return
trip from Florence to Grangeville
with the mail last Sunday in ten
hours.
Rothwell & Yates left for Flor
encc yesterday with additional
supplies and fixtures for their sa-
loon business.
Buy now and get choice of full
line Of Summer Dress Goods at
A. & F's., the Cheapest Cash Store
in Idaho county.
George w. Petty was over from
the Cottonwood side Tuesday and
among other business subscribed
for the old reliable FREE PRESS.
b. w. Phillips arrived from
Phoenix, Arizona, last week and
left Monday for his placer mines
on Salmon river near White Bird.
My competitors are all selling
out and going west, but l am still
at the old stand selling cheaper
than ever.-H. G. OLIVER, Clear
water Bridge.
c. M. Day and 4. F. Parker
have been appointed immigration
Commissioners for Idaho county.
Lots of honor and hard work and
no pay in it.
II. 8. Arbogast and A. j. Tur-
ner have leased the Brown Front
building and are making house,
hold furniture and doing general
carpenter work therein.
Our Summer Dress Goods are
ready for inspection and cannot be
beat for price, quality and patterns.
-ALExANDER & FREIDENRIcH, the
Cheapest Cash Store in Idaho
county.
J. 7. Atkinson, of Seattle, WASH,
one of the promoters of the electric
placer mining operations on "Shorty
Bar" arrived on Sunday evenings
stage and left for Salmon river
next morning.
Our mems, youths and boys
clothing are just what you want
and at prices that cannot be beat
by anyone.-ALExANDER & FREI-
DENRIoH, the Cheapest Cash Store
in Idaho cOuutv
Serjt. Lambs old gray mare
which used to pack freight in the
Indian wars, surprised her owner
f the other by giving birth to fine
colt last week for the first time in
her 81 years of life.
w. III. Kinkaid, ex-county COM
missioner, Palouse precinct, passed
, through the city Wednesday, en-
route to Camas prairie, to make
that locality his future home
Moscow Double Standard.
( Dick Richard Brown, "Indian
} Dick" called on us Saturday and
said that his cable and wheels and
, other furniture for his Clearwater
ferry had arrived, and that he
! would soon be able to transfer all
/ the travel that offered.
The head and neck of a white
! mountain goat, neatly stuffed ant
= mounted is on exhibition il
O the carpenter shop in the Brown
d Front building. 1t was presente'
to DR.. Bibby by some one VIII
killed it on the Clearwater.
: Mrs. Lamb has been very loy
70 with la grippe at Mt. Idaho 70
10 some time, but is now recovering
10 DR.. Sheaffer reports it the wors
o case of that disease he has eve
treated. For several days the goo
y lady was not expected to recover
" A CARD TO THE PUBLIc.-I hav
III purchased the entire interest {
le Frank r. Pearson in the Grange
% vile Drug Store and assumed a
liabilities of that establishment
ed All persons knowing themselvt
" indebted to the store are respec
rs fully requested to make immedia1
IL settlement. The business wi
e. hereafter be conducted upon
or strictly cash basis. Soliciting Il
public patronage, 1 am, respec
lie fully. A. w. BoNEBRAKB.