Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-30

r. w. Robinson of Nezperce was in
town on business last Saturday.
Harris Hilbourne visited friends in
Nezperce Tuesday and Wednesday.
William Kitchen of Kamiah was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Frank E.. Wyatt, the dean of Salmon
river stockmen, is in the city on bust
ness this week.
Charles Hahn, the Lewiston plumber
was an arrival on yesterdays train for
a brief business visit in the city.
F. w. Gamble and A. r. Ostrum, with
the Northern Pacific Railway Co., were
in town on business the first of the
week.
b. Anger went to Cottonwood Sun
day where he delivered an address at
the anniversary services held by the
Cottonwood l. 0. O. F. lodge.
G. A. Parsons is back on duty again
in the gents furnishings department at
the Az. Co.. store after week s
layoff which he spent at home.
f. w. Butler was arrested Tuesday
evening by Night Policeman Smith ard
in police court yesterday paid a fine
of $50 following his conviction on
disorderly charge.
Mrs. 7. X. Holmes has Black
Minorca pullet that has laid total of
~ eggs in this years litter according
to James Bickford, who saws this is a
record for this neck of the woods.
Mrs Carey F. Martin, nee Miss
Leora Smith, and little daughter will
leave tomorrow for their home at
Salem, Oregon, after three weeks
visit with relatives and friends here.
Miss Susan Overman returned yester-
day from visit with relatives and
friends at Spokane and Nezperce. At
the latter place she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. B. White, for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Reese Hattabugh.
Claude Holden and Miss Helen Gwinn
were in Whitebird Sunday where Mr..
Hattabaugh delivered the principal ad-
dress at the anniversary services of the
|. 0. 0. F. lodge there.
At the meeting of the Progressives of
Idaho county held at the court house
last Thursday evening Ross Arnold was
chosen as chairman of the Progressive
cub and plan of action for the coming
campaign agreed upon.
County Attorney Hattabaugh and B.
Anger were in Clearwater Tuesday con-
Quoting case before Justice of the
Peace Pell in which X. C. Parker. ac-
cused of using abusive language, was
assessed fine of So and costs.
W. E. Grunewald AMI S. E. Lovsness
were up from Kooskia on business a
couple of days the last of the week.
Mr.. Grunewald is now buying hogs and
cattle at kooskia and has shipped
great many carloads of porkers this
spring
The local |. o. o. F. lodge members
held informal anniversary services Sat-
nrday evening at the hall which were
attended by large crowd Of members
and friends of the order. The affair
closed with a dance. which terminated
at midnight.
Joseph Pfeufer, who was called to
Spokane recently by the illness of his
son Philip, returned home the first of
the week, bringing Philip with him.
Inc son, who has been making splendid
progress at Coinage college will be
out of school some time on account of
illness. lie is recovering steadily,
though slowly.
Social circle folk are anticipating a
pleasant time at the May Day dance
ON the evening of May IL by the
Rebekah ladies. The dance which will
be held at Schmadeka IS hall will he
open to the pubic and good time Is
assured. as the Rebekah ladies have
established an enviable reputation as
hostesses at such affairs.
Henry Hussman, who is ASSISTING his
brother, w. b. Hussman, at the lumber
yards in Cottonwood this spring, was
visitor in the county seat several
days this week. Dne (, vaccination
decided upon as precautionary meas.
ure, Henry's good left arm was tenn
porarily incapacitiated, and he came
over here to enjoy a short visit during
his enforced layoff.
William Hahn came in from the ro.a
camp the last of the week and while in
town gathered up all the late napers
ne could find for the boys out there
who are very much interestd in the
war news and from conversation with
Hahn it would not be surprising :f the
force is greatly depelted if the war
continues, the patriotism of the bows
running so high.
n. J. Minton, who recently bouObt
some business and residence prop.
erty in Grangeville, arrived in town
yesterday and will remain For a week
looking after his interests. He saws
that William Allen, formerly If the
Gibson Allen Co., of this city, is now
located at Seattle and that the Aliens