Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-29

Earl Kirkham was Uraheo'hie Nisf
tor Sunday.
ness visitor Monday.
q Feen was business visitor in
Grangeville Wednesday.
I Nichols was Grangeville visi-
tor the first of the week.
J. W. Dyar, ranger from the Free U.
station. was a Sunday visitor here.
W. Tipton of Freedom transacted
business here Thursday and Friday.
W. Marsh Brown was week end
visitor in the county seat last week.
Carl Kennedy has contested the home
stead right of Bert King near Lucille.
Mrs Seth Jones went out to Grange
vile Saturday to be gone several days.
Row Calkins passed through town
Sunday evening enroute to the county
seat.
Raw Triplett horse buyer was here
from Cottonwood Saturday receiving
horses
i. G. Messenger, trail boss from the
Oregon side, was a White Bird visitor
Sunday.
H. A. Grant of Allison Creek went
out to the county seat Wednesday on
business.
Walter H., and Ernest Lemon of the
Joseph were here as land witnesses
Thursday
W. M. Brown passed through White
Bird Tuesday enrote from Grangeville
to Higgins.
D. D. Baker passed through White
Bird Thursday enroute from Lucille to
Grangeville.
Mark Paullen of Spokane, Wash, was
registered at the local hotel for several
days last week.
Mrs. Donson was a stage passenger
day of last week.
Bailey Rice, of Lucille came down
Sunday and VIII receive medical treat
/. ment- VIII lie here.
= Max Atons6n was here from Grange
vile Friday in the interests of the
Eresch Cigar factory.
s. L. Mahurin of the Banner school
district made a trip to the Doumecq
Sunday, going after grain.
Walter Taylor and family will leave
soon for Winchester to visit with Mrs.
Taylor's mother, Mrs. Ward.
V. Knapp representing the Lewiston
Mercantile Co., was calling on local
merchants Friday of last week.
Henry and Warner Meal came down
from Grangeville Tuesday and left on
the stage at noon for higgins.
W. j. Rape came down from Grange
vile Wednesday, driving a team for
the Geo. Smith livery barn there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kennedy are out
side at present visiting relatives and
friends in Grangeville and Moscow.
I. =. LYDIA came down from Freedom
sunday and took a bunch of the ball
players out TO Grangeville in his car.
W. Shuck and son Monte went out to
urangevllle Sunday to take in the ball
game, Monte being one of our fast play
ers.
Miss Melva Gill and Johnnie John
son came down from the Gill ranch We'd
nesday and went outside to attend the
chautauqua.
Homer Levander and family left
sunday for Spokane and will go from
there to Boise on pleasure trip before
returning home.
r., Z. Fear left Tuesday for the prai.
ne 70 receive some cattle for Fry, Bloom
20, Of Seattle, Wash. He will re-
TURN here shortly.
a; Y. Cessna of Pocatello, who
eahdies tine horses, was in White Bird
III several days last week, he left Mon.
gay for the Joseph.
Dick Chinaman, of Portland, was reg
+. i1'efed at the White Bird hotel Friday
LIE LIE was enroute to Warren where he
has mining interests.
mex and Miss Neva Davis, who have
Iaue an extended visit with their sis
~ mrs D. '. Price, in Grangeville re
'ulned home last week.
NJ. ION Martin is driving stage now fol
Gao brown. He has taken the place Of
Sp rH;,ge 9 Everest and entered upon his
uuIles Saturday morning. -,
lan w. nay Cox, of Portland, government
bar Inspector for mineral, stone, tim
II, ana isolated tracts, is in this vicin
~ tnspe citing homesteads.
ia MISS porothyBarker, of Grangeville
ret~u guest at the Geo. Poe home. Sh,
baan with the Misses Poe, who hav,
tannra a. lending the Grangeville chau