Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-14

B. Q. Davis made a business trip to
the county seat Sunday.
Mrs. Colwell of Auburn, n. Y. is visit
ing at the home of w. E. Everest
Carol Curtis the youngest son of
Prof. J. w. Curtis is i'll at the present
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dearl Price of Grange
vile are visiting with relatives in
White Bird.
Forest Ranger Frank Hartman of
Slate Creek was a caller in the White
Bird metropolis Tuesday.
Fred higgins and family of the Rig
gins Hot Springs have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Pat Nash.
The Ladies Aid Society will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon of next week
at the home of Miss Effie Taylor.
Peter Kearney and Mrs. A. d. Berry
of the Crooks Corral country were in
town this week purchasing supplies.
Wilbur Harrah and Roy Gordon of
Freedom were transacting business in
White Bird Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jake Crook IS came in from the Joseph
country Tuesday and will return this
week accompanied by his daughter Mrs.
Emma Holden.
R. Chambers government land in
spector is in town and will go to the
Joseph country Immediately to inspect
several claims.
Foss Richardson left last week for
the vicinity of Long Valley where he
expects to put in the winter trapping
and prospecting.
Frank Taylor who has been east with
a big shipment of beef cattle returned
few days ago is now at his home on
" Horse Shoe Bend
Dr. w. f. Foskett is hobbling around
this week on pair of clutches, the re-
suit of rolling too suddenly down the
side of a Salmon river foot hill.
The Rev. Father Zurr of Grangeville
came down Thursday of last week ano
administered the last sacrament te
r Larry OFT who is dangerously ill.
An epidemic of / ad colds, sore throat
grippe, etc. seems to have laid seige t.
the entire community. At this writing
fifteen or twenty persons are suffer
ing with the above maladies.
r Hal Brown of higgins Hot Spring
was called to White Bird Sunday on &C
count of the illness of Mrs. Brown
Hal has just returned from the cas-
where he took shipment of cattle. y
Prof. j. w Curtis organized litear
club in the local school and the frs
e meeting will be held Friday of thi
, week. Debates, destinations, STUN
Q speeches, musical numbers, etc. will cor
: stitute the program of each recurrin
J. session.
!. While employed around the saw mi
Q of his father, Johnny Haydorn, VIII
. lives on the west side of the Salmo
&c river met with a serious accident. l
!, some way or other Johnny was caugf
), in the carriage and his face was badl
II lacerated. DIR. Foskett was called in {
a once and upon arrival found it neee
n sary to take severaf stitches in tt
10 Young mans face So deep and long
20 the cash that Johnny will doubtless
IN disfigured for life.
G. f. Allison and A. F. Nurss
Iy Grangeville are up in the high mou
a tains north of White Bird in quest
r. big game We are very thankful tn
,, these gentleman decided to pull IN
Sc the territory at the time they did, |
as they arrived just in time to help US 0
ce of hopeless predicament. We we
e. stuck fast in the mud with a ball
I'd horse hitehed to a big load of woo
Ill and were ordained to stay on the ]
Id for the Lord only knows how long N
he Allison Immediately relieved the SIT,
en- ton by hitching his big draft anlm'
e. to the load and drawing it out OF !
woods.