Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-02

-. MeEvers has entered school.

There will be dance at Zone nan
November the 7th.
NV Harris of Occur d Alene was
: town last Thursday.
~ sheldon Delmage went to Grangevlle
- f;rst of the week on business.
tne J;ss Laura Smith visited Miss Ruth
n. h of Garfield the past week.
ua Ms I f. Mason and son Felix went
!. rranoeville on business this week.
: " tnad3 Wilson of Oregon made
,..;ness trip to White Bird last week.
A. and Mrs. Frank Simmons of near
us;ta Bird went to Grangeville Sun
Mrs. May B. Myer returned Saturday
-, the teachers institute at Nez
Mrs Mae Butzien and two sons have
.,rned from visit to relatives on
principal ]. w. Curtis has installed a
ch;eaoo pencil sharpner for the benefit
of the pupils.
.hrouoh White Bird enroute to Grange
Vile Monday.
Miss Hazel Mahurin will leave soon
for Spokane where she Will take COM
mercial course.
Griffith Saxbey returned from the
nrairie the first of the week with a
bunch of cattle.
little Miss Margaret Gordon has re-
turned from Freedom where she visited
for several days.
Little Miss Ina Daisy of John Day
has been visiting Mrs. Shell Delmage
for several days.
Mrs. G. S. Kennedy left Sunday by
way of New Meadows to join her hus-
band at Mackay.
Mrs. Ellen Brown has returned from
her ranch to her home in White Bird to
spend the winter.
Louie Matheson and Clarke McCaffy
will give a horse race at White Bird,
November the 10th.
A. J. Maugg travelling man from
st. Paul was registered at the White
Bird hotel this week.
]. NJ. Martin and P. A. Jewett of the
Slate Creek section went to the prairie
this week to buy sheep.
Peter Vandeburg went to the Roby
ranch where he will be engaged in car
penter work for a few days.
Mrs. B. @. Davis gave Hallowe ZEN
Il
town which was much enjoyed.
Mrs T. F. Frizzeu will entertain the
Ladies' Aid at her home Wednesday
afternoon, November the first.
The school trustees took advantage
Of the institute vacation week to have
the school blackboards reprinted.
E. w. Belt from John Day passed
through town last week with fine
bunch of cattle on his way to Fem.
Miss Kathryn Brockman and Master
Addison Brockman returned Sunday
from few days visit to Grangeville.
Mrs Sam Robbins and little sons
have been visiting the past week at the
home and Mr.. and Mrs. George Behean.
George Anderson who has been in the
forest service near Council has return
ed to Bowles where he will spend the
winter.
Miss Mary DeHaven has returned to
her school at John Day after spending
week at the teachers institute at
Nezperce.
J. O. Rhodes of Pollock has returned
from Cottonwood and other outside
points His brother, R. Rhoades of
Oklahoma, accompanied him.
}. W. Curtis returned Saturday from
the teachers institute at Nezperce.
Misses Dumas, Metcalfe and Brockman
returned Sunday. All report nice trips
and an unusually good institute.
Miss Bridget Murphey received the
news that her brother, Willie Murphey,
of Libby, Mont, had the misfortune TO
suffer broken ankle and other seri-
GUS injuries which will disable him for
some time
News has been received by her
friends that Mrs. Walter Lemons .o1
Bowles recently died in Portland. Mrs.
Lemons was teacher in the Bowles
section for some time and was bride
OF only few months.
Pastor Anderson has been preaching
some unusually good sermons. His
sermon Sunday evening on the charac-
Ter Of Samson is said to have been one
OF the best ever heard here The PEG
PIE of White Bird are highly pleased
at having such an able minister.
A. ID. Kennedy has resigned his posi-
ion at the Salmon River store, having
pought the McEvers ranch in the Zephyr
sioge section where he will move his
iamiiy at once. We are sorry to lose
them from town but hope ranching may
prove both profitable and enjoyable.
Congressman Robert M. McCracken
and several of the republican county
candidates made speeches at the repub,
mean rally held at. Cone 3 hall Tuesday
evening. The county candidates merely
made their respective announcements
Ar, Mccracken discussed the political
Issues at length.
me Woodrow Wilson rally which was
neia In Cones hall Friday night was
wen attended and some very fine
speeches are said to have been made
among the speakers were William Huss
man, candidate for state representative;
H. n, Yates, candidate for sheriff; VIII
NJ Spf L. Campbell, for probate Judge; T
n asWood, candidate for assessor; E
~. m. 'rlffth, candidate for county at
.orney and NJ. Reese Hattabaugh.
"nen Going Through White
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