Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-06

Ia from spokane thursday.
a ferret, OF Freedom, was trans
ting business here last week.
ae Tos sale: Good paying business il
wh;ts Bira. Address q. Al. Cone. 454
A. Faulkner and wife were down
s.om their snake river ranch last week
M Mrs Elsie Remington and little son
.re the guests Of her mother, Mrs
Rms Rice was down from his up-riveI
roncb Saturday trading with local
merchants. -
orsaon. last week trading with local
merchants.
Harry Toogood was down from the
Doumecq with load OF grain last
Wednesday.
returned Saturday from business trip
to Portland.
las. McHugh, from across Salmon
river. was White Bird business visi-
tor Saturday.
Chas. Grader and wife were here
from Oregon Thursday trading with
local merchants.
Mrs. C. j. Hall game down from
Ineile Friday going outside to be gone
for several days.
Sam Rossiter was in town Monday
enroute to Grangeville to join his COM
pany for inspection.
v. Knapp of Grangeville was here
last Friday in the interest of the Lew
iston Mercantile Co.
Mrs. G. j. Wright went up to Free
dom Tuesday to see her father, j. N.
Rice. who was injured last week.
dren, who recently homesteaded up the
river, were calling on local trade Mon
day.
A republican primary will be held
in White Bird, April 10th to elect dele
gates to the county convention at
Grangeville, April 10Th.
Mr.. Daubenspeck and Sherm Sly
from up river, delivered a bunch of
hogs in White Bird the latter part of
the week for Mr.. Sweet.
Mrs. Bert Swarts, whose home is in
Kellogg, came in Saturday ON the stage
to make an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. T. B. Galloway.
Rus Rice, Ellis Harness, Ed Vincent,
H. G. Vincent and the Nelson brothers
were out of town stockmen here Friday
attending the stockmeh IS meeting.
Charley Albin of Pollock was in
White Bird Wednesday. Mr.. Albin
was bound for Lewiston to see a rela-
tive, Miss Rhoades, who is seriously i'll
Dr. G. A. Green, who recently rented
the M. E. parsonage, came down from
Grangeville Wednesday and will be
here for some time in the interest of
his profession.
Thursday with his household goods.
He was moving his family from
Grangeville to higgins where he has
purchased property.
Miss Georgia Ashpaugh returned
Wednesday of last week from Kooskia,
where she had been the guest Of sis
ter. She left for her homestead near
Skookumchuck Friday.
VIM. Campbell from up the river was
transacting business with White Bird
merchants Monday. Mr.. Campbell re-
Gently purchased the Gene Hodgins
ranch on Zephye Ridge.
W. y. Wisenor was down from his
ranch near Pittsburg last week. Mr.
Wlsenor came over to call on little
Miss Opal May, who recently came to
make her home with them.
Eph Holbrook is freighting from
Fenn to White Bird for the Salmon
River Stores Co. Oscar Holbrook, who
formerly had that route, is now freight
ing from here to higgins for the same
firm
raster Richardson, and his son Len,
VINO have been mining for the past
several weeks down below the Lyons
Terry, made clean up last week and
mr.. Richardson says they averaged $40
per day.
onas. Wilson had the misfortune to
iOse valuable cow last Friday The
animal in some manner forced her way
m'o the granary and overfed, thus
causing her death. Mr.. Wilson valued
her at 800.
MRS. Geo. Woods, who has been liv-
lug at Grangeville this winter, moved
nef ranch on Snake river last week
ne,e TWO little daughters are staying
s sl.n her son, Carl Kennedy, and will
iialsh the school term here.
~ is reported that Harry Grant has
purchased Hal Brown s ranch and also
m ny cattle and will take possession i'm
msuiately Mr.. Brown says he has not
f t.. fuiiy determined what he will do,
~ os' PROBABLY will buy up another bunch
To-. mas. Lyons went out to Grangeville
TS tuesday returning Friday. Mrs.
ttyons, who has been in Lewiston for
DUO aug past month where she recently un-
relwent an operation for appendicitis,
;'urned home with him. Her health
very much improved
WI aI vaughn and s. A. Deflen were in
VIII Sna'e l Bird Sunday enroute to Grange
sr e. The gentlemen above mentioned
int miners, liners and had come from Florence
P;o u higgins on snow shoes and from
thssts . .h down on the stage. They stated
sa a, the snow was yet from s to 10 feet
II IN the vicinity of Florence.
el. me Loyal Soldiers Sunday school
u ' S,a winch is composed of boys 10 and
has, EARS OF age, recently organized a
entail oal team. A. L. Donaldson pres
m.s Ju the boys with their mits. balls.
As, In fact he paye +bou, oil nooosI