Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-12-19

wood came over Saturday night and
remained over Sunday, the guests of
Mrs. Cox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Karsten.
Bert Garfield of Wisdom, Montana,
who has been working tirelessly at the
livestock show, came up Sunday night
and remained few days meeting his
old friends in this section and boosting
for Montana.
Charles Sallee of the Joseph Plains,
was in the city the first of the week.
Mr.. Sallee recently purchased the per-
sonal effects Of elem" Root, another
rancher over there, who will leave the
country and seek new location.
"Bin" Rookie Of the Snake river sec.
tion, was . Grangeville visitor the first
Of. the week. "Bin" il one Of the
prime movers in the Border Days show
and is very anxious to make the show
next year big success.
Craig Spencer came over from Seat
tie last week and spent several days in
this section looking after his business
interests. He is in the logging, bust.
ness in the Sound country and reports
q general revival in the lumber and
allied industries.
Did you ever see finer weather than
we have been having this falli Just
like spring and from present indications
the winter is going to be short one.
The ground has not been frozen at all
and is in such condition that last Sat.
urday Louis Kaufman, who lives north
east OF town, put in the day blowing.
Attorney Charles w. Greenough and
wife of Cottonwood, came over Satur-
day night and remained over Sunday
at the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Mcdonald. Since locat-
ing in Cottonwood Mr.. Greenough has
built up an excellent practice and is
now one Of the live men Of the west
side town.
VIM. Mulhall, formerly of Denver,
but now q big real estate operator Of
Spokane, came down last week and
spent several days in this section ON
business. We understand he has cou.
pie Of large deals pending which will
probably be closed before the first of
the year.
Jay Rhoades, Charles Almean, and
Oscar Rhoades passed through Grange
VILE Saturday on their return from the
livestock show at Lewiston. All were
highly pleased and among the purcnas-
ers of blOoded stuff we notice jaw Sc
cured two choice Roam Durham bulls.
These he will use in his Salmon river
herd.
Ben Tweedy of Lewiston is the latest
of North Idaho men who would willing
~ don the senatorial toga. While we
do not believe the gentleman has much
of chance, he has come out with a rat
ting good set of declaration of princi
pies IN some respects and is past record
would lead one to believe that he is
sincere.
George Behean, wife and daughter.
passed through Grangeville Saturday
ON their return from Lewiston to their
home in the Salmon river country
George is very enthusiastic over the
show and pronounces it the best ever
While in Lewiston they had the pleas.
ure OF witnessing the cred Rose.o the
high class musical comedy that is tour.
ing the Northwest.
Superintendent P. M. Glanyille 70.
turned last week from a trip up the
Middle Fork where he had been visit.
ing schools and living on the fat of the
land, venison and fresh salmon. He re-
ports deer as plentiful in that section
and brings the information that the
people are securing full supply of
salmon from the river.
G. d. DeArmond left for ST. Lon;,
saturday morning where he will be
joined by Mrs. DeArmoad and their
daughter, Grace, and after a visit in
missouri, Nebraska and other middle
western states, will return to Granoe.
vale. The daughter has been taking
treatments in the McLain sanat.r;um
Of St Louis in the hope of overcoming
the effects left by an attack of infan.
tile paralysis, which she had several
years ago and it is said to have rece;vea
considerable benefit.
Mrs. Hattie Wade and daughter
Inelna, returned Sunday evening from
st. Louis where they have been for
some time past for the purpose of re.