Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-07

Mrs EIlZaDeth ',
BIRD shopper Monday
Dn Denison was a Friday business
tor in White Bird.
= Campbell left Sunday for bust
.oss trip to Meadows.
Joseph Brust was stage passen-
20, sunday from Grangevilie TO hlg-
n Bentley came down from Camas
- sunday and was the guest of
friends
r;lle Sunday and went to Lucille on
business. ~
n Denyman of Grangeville was
=. business in this vicinity
saturday last
-. sale:-Blue flame oil stove.
,iarass Elizabeth w. Grant, White
AuuieJ Jlobo 1862
n.s Hal Brown, and son Hugh, re-
.,rned this week from an outing at
higgins Hot Springs.
Mrs Minnie Talbot was down from
the Joseph Saturday last trading with
White Bird merchants.
Ell. Curly, who has been working at
.he Hadorn ranch left Tuesday for the
ontsde to harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill and chill
dren went out to the county seat Mon
law TO take in the circus there.
superintendent Staley was down from
Grangeville Friday on business con-
nected with the local school.
D. E. Jones, who has been employed
at the WYATT ranch left Friday for
Roise where he will enter school.
Mrs. Bertha Cunningham was here a
short time Monday. She was enroute
from Meadows to the county seat.
Miss Rose Elfers, of Lucille, was a
onest of Mrs. Earl Kirkham Monday,
She left Tuesday for Grangeville.
Nv. Crooks and Mrs. Emma Holden
left Tuesday morning for Wolf Creek,
where Mrs. Holden has homestead.
Fred Reed and wife came over from
the Snake river country Tuesday to OBJ
tain medical treatment for Mr.. Reed.
Mrs Roy Gordon and two Children re-
turned to their home at Freedom Sun
day from visit with friends outside.
G. H. Layscon and Mr.. Starkey, of
Pullman, Wash, were the first of the
enroute to the Little Salmon on fish
ing trip.
James Shillan of the Joseph was in
White Bird Monday. He was leaving
for Alberta, Canada to take up home
stead.
Miss Melva Dingman came in from
the outside Saturday and left for the
Doumecq. She will teach the Garfield
school.
]. NJ. Martin has purchased the Nasn
ranch and with his family and house
hold good took possession of the same
last week
]. W. Agan has disposed of his min
ing interests on the Little Salmon and
left Monday for his home in the Clear
water section.
A. j. Lindsay of Spokane was a
White Bird business visitor the first
of the week. He was registered at the
local hotel while here.
Geo. W. Marshall was in White Bird
Saturday enroute to his home on the
Doumecq from trip through the south
ern part of the county.
NJ. S. Hart, w. F. Ryden and A. E.
Hammond passed through town Satur
day enroute from Grangeville to Lucille
on few days business visit.
Mrs. 7. f. Frizzell and son Donald
returned home Wednesday from a
months visit with her parents, DIR. and
Mrs Knapp in Hope, Idaho.
Thursday afternoon of this week the
members of the Ladies Aid will be en-
tertalned by Mrs. Emma Caffey at her
home ON north Main street.
Herman |, Hanson, a real estate man
from Lewiston, was in this vicinity Fri
DAY, dlsPosing of some land in this sec,
aon for which he is the agent.
Geo. Brust and Earl Price, both of
tae Joseph section, left Saturday for
"eiser where they will attend the In
'ermountain school this winter.
Mrs. W. A. Foskett and children re-
turned Saturday from their summer
ramp at skookumchuck and are estab-
lsned at home again for the winter.
y Y, ". Daley, a travelling salesman
from Portland, Oregon was calling on
ioeai trade Wednesday in the interests
III ms firm He left for the outside
Friday.
James Lemon left Tuesday for Spo-
m nahs tor further treatment of his eyes.
LA eiafh LYDIA from Freedom, accompanied
M MN ana they made the trip overland in
Mr.. LYDIA S auto.
LARK Alkire, Bailey Rice and SON of
81 nugile were here Thursday with bunch
~ u nogs which they were taking to out
o olae market. j. Loyal Atkinson pur-
'hased the bunch here.
NJ. = NJ. Cummings, of Pittsburg, Ore,
aassea through town Monday. He was
g why 10 Spokane on pleasant trip and
hui n. return to Lewiston and take the
'O'' from there for home.
~ MI, and Mrs. Lewis Smith went to
ras rue Joseph Sunday. Mrs. Smith will
sn a.slh as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
nr aaaef' Lewis left Monday for the