Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28

Bon Bon.
+. $. Sweet has been visiting in
Lewiston this week.
NThe cash price of wheat herea-
bouts is 30 cents per bushel.
Pastor Knox breaches at Cotton
wood at | ! q. m. Oct. 30, 1898.
A full line of ice wool fascinat
ors at Alexander & Friedenrich $
You will alwaye find a good as
sortment of cigars at the Bon Bon.
For the best values in ladies' un-
derwear see Alexander & Freiden-
rich.
A new line of childrens' caps
just received at Alexander and
Friedenrich's
Juessen returned from below
last Friday en- route to American
Hill placers.
Frank J. Reed, assayer, Grange
vile, Idaho. Samples by mail re-
ceive prompt attention.
Conrad truth, well known pi-
oneer of this county, died in Port
land last week
For your crepe tissue paper in
all the leading shades see Alexan-
| der g. Friedenrich.
Ladies wooden waists, the latest
novelties of the season at Alexan-
der & Friedenrich's.
Reynolds Bros. are receiving d
carload of barrels for use in their
distillery near town.
The Bank of Camas Prairie ex-
poets to move into it's new brick
building during the coming week
The Lewiston stage line is hav
ing a good run Of passenger trave
and is doing it's best to deserve it
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram hav,
returned from a months pleasur
trip to the Coast and British Amer
lea.
Cashier Brown, of the Bank 0
Camas Prairie has been in bed thi
week with an attack of gastric few
er.
Mrs. j. d. Stantial and childre
arrived from Florence last wee
and will spend the winter in Grane
, vile.
b. S. Cullen, Chris Michelso
and II. S. Dewitt of Elk City, al
three new subscribers to the FRI
PRESS.
If you want dishes, anything
I tin or granite ware, tubs, broom
! mops, rope etc, go to the M. 4
Cash Store.
David Fairburn, ex-assessOr
{ Latah county, was here last we'
(. with his brother, looking over Il
town for a business opening.
g Isaac Williams was accidental
1e killed in Riebold's quartz mill
w Warren, Oct. II. His pistol dro
ped from his belt while workil
and exploding sent bullet throuI
his brain.
:, Joseph Smith was acquitted
oes Weiser last Friday by a distr
IS court jury of the charge of murd
OF ing George Rice at Salmon Mea
te ows last month.
lie. NDave Sassenbery sent Compa
&C" a draft for s134. rs on Tu
q day, this sum being the procee
C. of the late benefit ball. A nu
Der of the ladies in town are a
. getting up a shipment Of freis
do for the use of the boys at Chr
!, of mas.
The pipe for the water works
as, arriving daily and being distrih
to ed on the streets and painted rei
ms for laying. The six-inch main '
,de run down Hall street and all
ms Main street, and four-inch la
w. ais will be extended down G.
3 street to Schwalbach's -four n
pen On Sunday a. m. Oct. 80, tt
the will be no preaching service,
lrer Sunday school will meet at the
to ual hour, at Baptist church. E'
the ing service at 1880 as usual.
lay, pastor will be at Cottonwood,
'on- Lord willing, at II a. m. on
). day. w. N. KNOX, past'
nag Hon w. B. Hepburn, the rel
'per lican candidate for congress, 81
.ne at the opera house Monday e
pre- ing to a large audience. The
oth- note of his address was c
!. that the country is enjoying un
in cedented prosperity under the
very ent republican administration
: at the people only knew it, and
i've twenty dollar gold pieces al
lday plentiful in the streets Of Gra
&c. vile as mud after a spring t
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