Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

Mr. cage was stage passenger from
Grangeville to Pollock FRIDAY iioni
NJ Holbrook was a stage nassa,,ro-
Monday from Lucie to White D., s'i
Earl Wilson from MI Idoba
registered at the local hotel last - %"S
VIM. Mast came down from poIIan,.
the first of the week ON land bns;nosn
4. ~ Martin came down from Tno;Io
Sunday on business, returning bomo
Monday. "on'o
Joseph Wagner was a stage nassau
ger from White Bird to the Rohie Rar
Saturday. pa
Harry Toogood was down from IA
Doumecq saturday freighting for Carl
Kennedy. ''''
Lester Cunningham was down from
the Jonh Day ranch Tuesday transact
ing business.
Jack Large from the Pittsburg sec
last Tuesday. ''''0'
). M. Wallace, from the George
| behean ranch, was trading with local
merchants Friday.
jeff Deasy from the John Day seq
tlon was IN White Bird Monday trad
ing with local merchants.
| . Misses Florence and Arlotta Otto
from across the river were the guests
of White Bird friends Sunday.
Mrs. Ivan Remington and little son
are the guests of Mrs. Reminesons
mother, Mrs. Mason, for a few DAYS.
b. b. Hinkley, of Pollock, passed
through town Sunday with nice bunch
of hogs which he was taking to outside
market.
Marsh Brown, who has been on the
Doumecq for the past weeks survey
ing, was in White Bird Thursday on
| business.
Will Deasy passed through White
Bird Saturday enroute to the John Day
section, where he will work in the
Dewey mine.
Steven Leroy Taylor, who has been
registered at the White Bird hotel for
several days, returned to his home in
Lewiston Friday.
j. f. OLeary, representing the
Holly Mason Hardware Co., of Spokane
was in White Bird Saturday in the in
terests of his firm.
Harry Grant passed through town
Monday enroute to his new home on
Allison creek, which he recently pur-
chased from Hal Brown.
| VIM. Mcleod, from the Sheep
Creek district was in White Bird Mon
day transacting land business with
Land Commissioner G. J. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Price are expect
ed down from Grangeville the last of
the week to attend the commencement
exercises and to be the guests of the
/ B. @. Davis family.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Hurst came in
from Livingston, Mont, Sunday, and
left for the forest reserve station in
the Deer Creek country, of which Mr..
Hurst will have charge.
Mrs. Emma Holden and little daugh-
ter, Claudina, came down Saturday
from her homestead on Wolf creek and
will visit for several days at the home
of her father, Jake Crooks.
Mrs. Lem Falconer, of White Bird,
Idaho, arrived in the city Friday and
will make an indefinite stay. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marsh. -Monday Moscow Star Mirror
Mrs. Alberta P. Hiltsley, of higgins
passed through town Monday enroute
for the county seat on business. She
will visit here at the home of Prof. j.
w. Curtis before returning to higgins.
| y. d. oIdley, couHuy oohooi sup
tendent was in White Bird Sunday. He
left Monday for the Deer Creek coun-
try and went to the Doumecq Tuesday
on business concerning school matters.
Mrs. Julia Little came down from
Grangeville Tuesday and will visit for
several days with her brother, Carl
Kennedy, before leaving for up the
river to visit her mother, Mrs. George
Woods.
Mrs. Esther Sorrow came down from
Grangeville Tuesday on the stage en-
route to Lucille. She will return to
Grangeville at once to help care for her
two brothers, one of them having been
kicked by horse and the other one is
i'll with the typhoid fever.
The new restaurant which was re-
Gently opened up by Mr.. and Mrs
Raw Chamberlain, is doing rushing
business, and it will be necessary &c
build new kitchen, also sleepine
quarters for the convenience OF the
proprietors. The building will be re
nanered and more tables added as soor