Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
fBY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ,

n 1ewett was here from Freedom
sunday. ra,,leoner was a stage passen-
- 70 Grangeville FRIDAY. hvs;noss
ger m Marsh and wife made a business
- the county seat FRIDAY.
ui PPaiIey Rice, of Cottonwood was d
banu' visitor in White Bird.
sunaapI primer of John Day went out to
M..raville Thursday on business.
Grange rew Warner came down from the
anu ~ scat Thursday on business.
county Ferguson, travelling salesman,
Y ai,;ro on local trade Monday.
was ga Simmons returned home Thurs
MAJ s.o,n protracted stay outside.
day IN Noyin attended the good roads
jon ,inc in Grangeville last Wednesday
mee'iIs parker was here from Grange
A. saturday inspecting the road
ca mrs G. H. Sherwood was registered
mio' white Bird hotel Monday of this
wen 1.s Monte Jarrett of the Bow and
Mis' anob was a White Bird Sunday
VISIT p Rryant left Saturday for Camas
= e. wbere he will work throughout
harvest. u.oa +hronob town
Thursday enroute from urangeVllie 70
higgins. e,;,,r ANNA down
from Slippery creek Sunday on a V's''
" Miss Mss, Hattie Reed of Skookumchuck
eos a White Bird shopper Thursday OF
i'I Nc Minnie Smith came down from
cranoeyille Thursday for short visit
with friends here.
n q Vincent who has been outside
BUSINESS. returned to his home in the
Roles section Friday.
1obn Powell of the Bow and arrow
roneb was a Wednesday business visi-
tor in Grangeville.
Mrs Barnett of Doumecq Plains is the
mest of her daughter Mrs. Barney
Iatbewson, at the Lyons ferry.
Miss Maxey left ON the stage Thurs
dow for Grangeville. She goes from
thsra 10 her home in Conrad, Mont.
Fred LYDIA of Slate Creek motored
ant TO the county seat asst Wednesday
and took in the good roads meeting.
Cecil RYAN, came in from Wyoming
Wednesday, and went to the Doumecq
for visit with his brother, Ed Ryan.
Geo. W. Marshall, candidate for
county commissioner was here from
Doumeco Plains Saturday on business.
a. J. Christensen and j. FL. Haycock
If Portland, Oregon, were here a short
time Tuesday enroute to the Joseph to
visit.
! Gregg, from Cleveland, Ohio, who
has been at the Bow and Arrow ranch
for some time, was White Bird visitor
Friday.
Miss Laura Cunningham arriS ed from
Grangeville Saturday enroute to visit
her grandmother, Mrs. Cleary at John
Day creek.
Geo. Lear, travelling salesman from
Spokane, was White Bird visitor Sat
urday and called ON local merchants
while here.
Miss Freda Hesterman came down
from Grangeville Saturday and went to
the Doumecq for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Ed Flick.
Mrs. F. E. Wyatt came down from
Grangeville Monday in the Geo. d.
Smith car and proceeded to the ranch
next morning.
A. McSpadden of the Joseph was here
Thursday. He was returning home with
50 head of cattle which he had pur-
chased outside.
Mrs. Earl Kirkham left Sunday for
a month IS visit with Mrs. Fred Nc
Gaffee, whose home is located at the
foot of the Seven Devils.
Miss Sue Compton, of New Meadows,
came in from the outside Thursday and
was registered at the local hotel. She
left on business trip to the Doumecq
and the Joseph.
W. E. Hamilton, Fl. Lambert, Cliff
ford Powell, L. F. Fuller, Norman and
W. Eberhart, w. ]. Conger, Walter Wis
dom and Ed Body were here from the
Joseph section Sunday.
J. Yeager was White Bird visitor
last week. He was enroute to his home
on the Joseph from Grangeville where
he had been to attend the good roads
meeting which was held there.
Miss Inez Cochran came in from Spo-
kane Thursday, and left for short visit
with her parents on the Doumecq. Miss
Cochran is taking nurses course at the
Deaconess Hospital in Spokane.