Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

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Mrs Dora Mattox of Slate Creek was
shopping in White Bird Tuesday. f.
A fine big boy arrived last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ken
nedy.
Grover Newman is this week moving
his family back to his ranch south of
town.
Bailey Rice and Buster Cunningham
of John Day were in town Monday and
Tuesday.
DR.. Moore of the county seat made
a professional visit to these parts one
day last week.
For Sale-s0 head of hogs for par
ticulars address J. G. Daubenspeck,
White Bird. Idaho. 30-4 |
E. B. Wilson, Snake river cattle man
is looking after business interests here
at the present writing.
On account of SO much sickness in
Freedom the dance scheduled for the
18th has been called off.
Mrs. Frank Hartman of Slate creek
who has been seriously i'll is much i'm
proved at the present writing
C. M. Cone the White Bird confec
toner made business trip to Grange
Vile the first part Of the week.
For Sale: High grade piano in fine
condition. Cheap if taken at once.
Mrs. 7. B. Galloway, White Bird,
idaho 27-tf
Mrs. Iva Ingman of higgins was in
town Friday enroute home from
Grangeville where she attended to le-
gal business.
Mrs. Butzien Of this place left on
Monday IS stage for Lewiston where she
will receive treatments from an oculist
for impaired eyesight
For Sale-20 excellent blue geese at
rs cents apiece. -Four full blooded
bronze turkeys at So per head. Wilbur
vanwey, White Bird, Idaho. 1913
Wilbur Box of Joseph was in White
Bird Monday and reported that the
Joseph Plains was experiencing the
heaviest snow of the season
c. J. Hall the Snake river stockman
was in White Bird Sunday and Mon
day returning to his home after visit
ing the Lewiston stock show.
Edward Marshall of Garfield spent
a couple of days in town this weel
after having been absent from MI
home for several days on stock buy
ing mission.
Mrs. T. M. Richardson left the frs
of the week for Bellingham, Wash
where she was called by the illness Q
her brother. She will perhaps not re
turn to White Bird for several weeks.
George Thompson who has been mn
ing the ROBBIE bar for several month
is SO much encouraged with the pros
meets that he went out to Grangevlll
Monday to file another lease ON tn
bar.
Mrs. Fred Rice and Mrs. A. d. kel
nedy are among the number VINO al
suffering with grippe at the pfesei
time. For the past three weeks pra
tically half the people in town hay
been confined with this malady.
G. H. Hanna and 0. B. Stewart
Crooks Corral country were transac
ing business in White Bird Wednesda
of this week The gentlemen can
down by the way of Lucille the sno
being too deep to ride along the dlvld
Walter Brockman a prominent stoc
man of the Oregon country was in o
midst last week, and while mere a
played pair of deer horns which
receptly killed having thirteen point
He was shipping the trophy to d
kane to have it mounted
j. d. Daubenspcek Of Scookumchu
was in town Monday and while he
stated that he expects to hear fr'
the land contest instituted agar
himelf and daughter Margaret in t
very near future. He expressed the
lief that the decision would be fav
able.
J. Richards, bank auditor OF y
kane, accompanied ny Ahioo ~ -
tenbach, of Lewiston, were IN to
Monday and Tuesday, making the us
annual examination of the local ba
They report the banks business as
inc unusually good-evidence that
country tributary to White Bird is
so prospecting.
A r. Sotin and Miss Flora Bacev
a couple of popular White Bird yo'