Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-07-06

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ouno Dennison, of Allison creek, went
I. - the county seat Friday.
ou u G. Ford left Sunday for Lucille
...ar snending several days here.
atei Hames was stage passenger
sunday as far as the Rice ranch.
Nv Batlerding was lucille passen-
from higgins to Grangeville.
ge Wesley Jones of the Joseph was reg
...o,ed at the local hotel Tuesday.
HI uarrv Grant of Allison Creek was a
wt;ta bird business visitor Tuesday.
VIZ" w Uolbrook came down from
ia Saturday for few days stay.
hu r q Paulsey, of Tacoma, Wash, was
..o;stered at the local hotel Tuesday.
Gr Hill came down from higgins and
1t ont TO the county seat Saturday.
Wa lanes Wisenor, of Pittsburg Bar, was
,ors huving cattle Friday of last week.
A'l Wilbur Box of the Joseph was in
White Bird Monday, acting as land
witness.
W. A. Edwards passed through town
Saturday enroute from Grangeville to
Mrs. T. S. Lewis came down from the
sounty seat Saturday and left at noon
r. NJ. Carey. of Grangeville was
most of the Trueblood family the first
Of the week.
porter Shaltern passed through White
Rrd Sunday enroute from Grangeville
TO John Day.
Mrs. W. McGaffe was a stage pas
seuger from White Bird to higgins
last Saturday.
M c. Ford and VIM. Brown were reg
;stered at the White Bird hotel Thurs
day of this week.
Harry Deasy returned to his home at
John Day Sunday after a several days
stay in Grangeville.
b. E. Ryan, of the Doumecq, passed
through town Wednesday enroute home
from Camas prairie.
Claud Griffin was in town a short
time Tuesday. He was enroute to Pol
lock from Grangeville.
A. C. Cessna, came in from the
Joseph Saturday and left Saturday for
his home at Pocatello.
T. L. McMichael, of Montana, was in
White Bird Tuesday enroute from
Meadows to the outside.
Dick Hamilton, of the Joseph, trans
acted business Tuesday with land COM
missioner, G. j. Wright.
Jack Titus, cattle man from the
Oregon side, was transacting business
in White Bird Saturday.
Maurice KEELING, of Chewelah, Wash.
is here visiting at the home of his uncle
Jack Culley, north of town.
Ruth Crooks, who has been visiting
relatives on the Joseph or the past
month, returned home last week.
James Witt, of Grangeville, passed
through town Thursday for Gait where
he will take a several days outing.
Arthur Napean, Miss Vesta and Lit
tie Jack were here from the Doumecq
Tuesday taking in the celebration.
Miss Stella Clark of Tacoma, Wash,
is the guest of Misses Jennie and Mag
gle Lyons, also relatives ON the Dou
mecq.
). J. Hindman, of Boise, arrived
Tuesday and will act as secretary for
Engineer Hazard at the road construc-
ton camp.
County Commissioner j. N. Rice re-
turned to his home at Freedom Tuesday
after spending several days in the
county seat.
Miss Olive Mason, of Mt. Idaho, came
down for the fourth and will visit with
her brother Felix, and White Bird
friends for few days.
VIM. Mcleod and Mr.. Bullock of the
upper Snake, were White Bird visitors
friday. Mr.. Bullock was filing on
land on the johnson Bar.
Mrs. Emma Holden and little daugh
Ter Claudina, are here from Wolf Creek
Ior few days visit with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. j. w. Crooks.
Elmer Curlee, of the Doumecq, came
down Friday and stayed until after the
fourth of July celebration, and then
iett for the Thunder mountain country.
hay Irwin and Miss Melva Gill came
down down from Camas prairie Wednesday.
MISS Gill was just returning from
urangeVllle where she had been to at
'e9d the chautauqua.
Mrs. Jerry Vanderburgh and little
son OF Pittsburg, Oregon, are here visit
mg friends and relatives, and inciden
.aily receiving medical treatment for
tne little boy while here.
MIS- Essie Koen of Spokane, Wash,
@ Tuesday for visit with Mrs.
Vnas. Durham and Mrs. Chas. Crooks.
mrs MRS: koen was formerly Miss Essie
laws and White Bird her former home.
MISS Celia Wisenor, from Oregon
lame IN Saturday and will take the
pace OF cook at the White Bird hotel.
% T,s' Nell Rice, leaves soon for the
stead.
80 oam Jones and little daughter Isma,
" the Fly Blow section took in the
ITs sneI here Tuesday. Little Miss
i l'aia came out winner in that young
81, ,iuies loot race, and Vesta Napean of
'ne Doumecq won second.
.o .. hokta of Lucille, went out to the
T yansy seat Tuesday returning Friday.
of a. accompanied Mr.. Elfers in behalf
w., sne new bridge the Lucille people are
@slhg to get to replace the ferry, and
. .bsn to think things looked favor
o-e Tor the success of their plans.
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