Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

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Ralph Henley of Scookumchuck flat
transacted business in our midst Tues
day.
Clint Springer and brother of the
Doumecq Plains were visitors in town
Monday
For Sale-Four Cotswold rams at ten
dollars each. See Frank Wyatt, White
BRO, Idaho. 20-4
Land Commissioner G. j. Wright
made trip to the prairie last week
with bunch of hogs.
Clark LYDIA of Freedom left White
Bird the first of the week on his way
to Grangeville to purchase supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Foster who have
been working in the vicinity of Spo-
kane for several weeks have returned
to White Bird.
j. w. Ersch, the cigar man from
Grangeville accompanied by his wife
spent Monday in our vicinity introduce
ing his brand of cigars.
Land Inspector Chambers was in town
a few days last week and intended GO
ing on to the Joseph country to in
spect several homesteads.
William Lane made special trip to
Grangeville Saturday with four horse
team and brought in 5000 pounds of
winter supplies for Joe Dixon.
Frank Wilson has rented the Platt
Talbot property north of town and ex-
poets to move in at once where the
children will be placed in school.
A. F. Nurse and C. E. Allison who
have been hunting in the vicinity of
Cold Springs returned home to Grange
vile after. -seeuring..a couple of fine
bucks. ,s.f'lh's ;'l. r...,rnf1a.
County Commissioner John Rice
passed thru White Bird Monday enroute
home after attending the meeting OF tie
board of county commissioners at
Grangeville. t 1mf9 vtEt. ,usdt a
M. A. Roos (not Ross) bookkee, er
for the Salmon River Stores Co. went
outS on, Sundays stage and expects to
return, il. few days with, his family
who are I'm lewiston II
y 5ohn Hockerson left on Tuesday Is
stage fer Grangeville where he will take
the train for San Francisco. He ex-
poets to visit the fair and will be gone
several moatAs bsfess returning.
r The Ladies Aid Society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the home
of Miss Effie Taylor. A large number
of the ladies were present and delight.
full refreshments were served.
Messers Stewart, Hanna, Lewellyn
Kearney, Dixon and Sewell of Lucille
were in town Friday night in charge
of a big drove of cattle which was
headed for Camas prairie. Mr.. Sewell
expects to visit at Sites and Kamiah
before returning home.
Carl Kennedy this week purchased
the ware house and feed business of w
A. Newman. AS Mr.. Kennedy Is q
popular young man here he will doubt
less receive a liberal patronage from
the citizens of the community. The
feed business here is a paying PROPOSE
ton.
The local Sunday school under the eff
ficient leadership of Miss Erna Fosket'
is growing by leaps and bounds. Last
Sunday the school had an attendance
of nearly ninety and grown men anc
women were much in evidence. Miss
Foskett has been at the head of the
local Sunday school for more than three
years.
AS an evidence that the big mining
project launched several walks ago by
J. N Rice is no myth, twenty-five teams
have been contracted for to commence
hauling in the machinery and piping II
fortnight. A large crew of men arr
already at work on the bar, and indi
cations point to the liveliest season
White Bird has known in years.