Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-10-26

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Frank l.. Taylor was in town on bus;.
ness Saturday. :" ou'i'
Il. b. Wilson of Snake river was -
Town Saturday, '
William Eller, deputy sheriff, was in
town Saturday. :"
MISS Mabel Shearer is spending the
week on Doumecq. 'H0
Wilbur Van Wey visited his family
mere the first of the week.
Henry Elfers of Lucille was here Sat.
ufday with bunch of hogs.
Dr. w. y. Brockman of GranpevilIa l.
spending the week in White Bird.
Sheldon Delmage's family are spend.
ing the vacation week at their ranch
Miss McDougall teacher in tho
zephyr Ridge school was in town Satur.
day.
Sheldon Delmage delivered a large
bunch of beef cattle in Grangeyiile
Saturday.
Miss Leila Shearer and little brother
are spending the week at their home on
Doumecq.
Mr.. 4.hett of the Slate Creek section
passed Saturday with a nice bunch of
beef cattle.
Mr.. Harris of Lewiston was in town
last week looking after his deceased
brothers. estate.
Mrs. Jake Crooks and daughter Mrs.
Emma Holden have gone TO Wolf
Creek to spend few weeks.
The Ladies' Aid met the 18th at the
parsonage with Mesdames Oscar IIol.
brook and K. w. Smith as hostesses.
| Tho infant oh.ll
Michael Ashlne of higgins is crit
cally i'll at the home of Mrs. Ed Nelson.
Mackay. Their friends in White Bird
regret to see them leave but hope that
they may be successful in their new
home
The high school boys and girls gave a
surprise party to Preston Vandeburg
last Saturday on the occasion of his
birthday
Mrs. Mae Butzien and sons, Lloyd and
Roy, are spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Trueblood on
Camas Prairie.
w. A. Newman returned Saturday
from the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of /. o. o. F. Occur d. Alene. He re-
ports fine trip.
Il Ellis Harness accompanied by Mrs.
Russ Rice and daughter Mrs. Vincent
passed through White Bird in car
Saturday enroute to the prairie.
George Woods of Pittsburg bar fell
from wagon last Sunday afternoon
breaking his leg. DR.. w. A. Foskett
was called to attend the injured man.
Mrs. Fred Hinkley and two sons
Masters Claude and Clifford passed
through White Bird Saturday on their
way home from a visit to relatives in
Washington.
j. w. Ashby is moving to Grangeville
We are sorry to lose him from this see
tion but confidently expect his return
as he has lived here long enough tc
become acclimated.
, Mrs. George Behean who was sent az
delegate to the Grand Assembly OF
Rebeccas at Occur d Alene has re
, turned home after visiting her son anC
daughter who are in school in Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Adsley and tw,
, sons, Masters Sammie and Wayland
e and Mr.. Adsley's mother spent Sunda,
4 night in White Bird on their way t,
, Ferdinand to visit Mr. and Mrs. Warner
e Adsley.
e J. o. Rhoades, candidate for count,
: commissioner, accompanied by Mise
Lucille and Dorothea Adsley of Pollocl
: passed through White Bird in his ca
enroute for Grangeville, COTTONWOOD
and other points ON the prairie.
Miss Margaret Daubenspeck has wo
a favorable decision before the Unite
States Land Commissioner at Washing
ton, ID. G. on an appeal of conteste
| homestead entry. Some of our reader
| will recall that Miss Daubenspeck Ell
try was contested by Andy Larson o
the ground of insufficient residence.
II Carl Kennedy has decided to locat
at Mackay, a prosperous mining tow
in southern Idaho. He plans to take
civil service examination soon and Ell
ter the railway mail service. Mr.
] Kennedy has returned to White Biz
to dispose of some articles of persona
property left here last spring afte
] which she will join her husband a
A large number of White Bird ladie
gave a linen shower to Miss Erna Fo'
. kett, Friday evening, whose engagement
. to Mr.. George w. Marshall OF Canfiel
has recently been announced. Tn
. ladies composing the party quietly a.
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
! George Behean and deposited their pres
. ents in large heart shaped box tina
I had been specially prepared for tina
I purpose, and from here they proceede
! in a body to the home of Grandma an
: Miss Foskett singing, as they neare
the home of the de-to-be, "Blest B
I 1.-THE Tie That Binds" The party wa
: to have been a complete surprise bl
l the ladies realized after reaching ii
Foskett home that their plans had bee
partially foiled in this respect and the
afterwards learned that two mere me
had Inadvertently dropped hint. II
ladies' disappointment in its not beln
complete surprise was somewhat owe
come by the fact that the hint WI
: given by men instead of women whle
! proves that women can keep seer
! better than men can. The ladies WEI
! heartily received by Miss Foskett an
bar mother and the presents whlt