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

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was White Bird business yis;ta lan Ml'
, day. neSS VISITOR Mon
Tom Cone is at present worL;no !.
5 mine up the river. ming MS
James jackson, was here from Roles
saturday transacting business
John Woolwortb was lis
Doumecq Monday on business '"e
III O. Doley came down from Grange.
'iie SUNDAY returning Monday.
Mrs, 9. }. Hall and Mrs. Jones 20.
'uInea from the outside Tuesday.
III Is reported that snow is st;ll fo,r
Ice. deep III the Payette Lakes countrv
MISS Alberta DAILY was passenger
On .ne stage Wednesday going outside
Fred Painter and Loyal Atkinson
aeiIvered hogs here last week for Ed
Mrs. Bert Henley who was renorted
10 be Ill in Spokane, in last weeks
paper, is better.
MRS. Emma Holden left Tuesday for
her homestead on Wolf Creek. to he
gone some time. "
clark LYDIA was down from Freedom
Monday. Mr.. LYDIA recently purchas.
ed a new Buick.
Il. l.. Cracker merchant of Mead.
ows, passed through here last week on.
route to cottonwood.
Mike Ihomilson of Pittsburg, Oregon,
was White Bird business visitor tbe
latter part of the week.
Geo. Bronson, horse buyer for the
french government was White Bird
business visitor last Wednesday.
Charley Peters, from the Getta
creek district, attended the high school
entertainment here Saturday night
Miss Iowa X. Wann and Grin Rogers
were down from the Deer Creek coun
try sunday to attend the ball game
FIocks of blue birds and April show
ers are doing their part to make us
think Miss Spring" is here to stay.
Bud Mcdonald came down from
Doumecq Plains Saturday at attend the
entertainment given by the local school.
). ID. DAILY, who has peen quite sick
with lagrippe and tonsilitis, at the
home of his son, Willard DAILY, is i'm
proving.
Harry Grant was in White Bird Mon
day on his way home from Portland
where he had been in connection with a
cattle deal.
James Jester was down from his
homestead near higgins, last week
visiting his wife and daughter. He
returned home Sunday.
Ed Sweet, hog buyer from Grange
vile, was here last Wednesday receiv-
ing hogs. He was paying ~ cents
for them delivered in White Bird
Art Jackson, stockman from the
Boles country, was here Saturday trad
ing with White Bird merchants, and
oft an ha 81 %
| M. O. Tweedy of the firm of Smith
& Tweedy, who has been here for
several days on business, returned to
him homestead ION Wolf Creek Tuesday.
G. HI. and s. H. Emerich were here
from Boles last Friday, acting as wit
nesses from Mrs. B. F. Taylor who made
final proof on a desert land claim near
Cottonwood creek.
County Commissioner J. n Rice, who
was injured last week while sowing
grain, is getting along nicely, and if
no complications develop will soon be
in his usual health again.
! Andrew Larson came back from the
outside Friday returning to his home
near Mckenzie creek. Mr. Larson pur-
chased a fine bull while gone which he
will add to his herd of cattle.
Geo. v Ring, of Nez Perez National
| Forest Supervisor, was here last Fri
day in the interest of that department,
and also attending a stockmen's meet
ing. He left Saturday for Meadows.
Ed Flick of Doumecq Plains was in
White Bird Monday enroute home from
Grangeville. Mr.. Flick had purchased a
new manure spreader while he was out
L 10, ftyIAh
him.
Orc Evans, who just recently made
final proof on his homestead across Sal
mon river, was in town Saturday.
While here Mr.. Evans gave Ed Folk,
our harness man an order for hand
made set of harness.
Ladies Aid met last Thursday after
noon at the White Bird hotel, with Mrs.
Clark Jillson as hostess. The ladies re-
port very pleasant session. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. H. B. Zerr with Mrs. Oscar Hol-
brook as hostess.
Miss Laura Twilegar came down on
the stage from Grangeville Sunday and
will be a guest at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. VIM. Percifield, before going
to her homestead at Lucille. The little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Percifield, who has
been quite i'll is getting along nicely.
The block where the Freidenrieh
store and the post office foremerly
stood is being made into ball ground.
The lot is being cleared of all rubbish,
leyeled down and otherwise improved.
All base ball fans as well as players,
as soon as they make their appearance
on the streets are at one escorted to
the ball ground and put to work.
The ball game Sunday between the
White Bird boys and the high school
team was played across the river at
the mouth of the creek. The score be,
ing to 4 in favor of the White Bird
boys. The game next Sunday will be
between the Freedom team and the
Highs chool boys and will be pulled OH
ON then ew diamond which they are at
present working on.
Mrs. Amy Faulkner of Pittsbnrg,
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