Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-13

Q. c. Milan was White BIRD b.:
ness visitor Monday. oosi'
II. L. Cali was a White p;ra -.
the first of the week. A'A'oi
Mrs. Sewell of Lucille is at tba D
l. paws home for few DAYS.
Mr.. Gill passed through town We'd.
hesday enroute to Grangeyille
FRANK Reed was trading with loco,
merchants the first of the week
n. =. Henley was registered at Tho
hotel the latter part of the week WY
w. Il. Brewer was transactipp bus;
ness here the latter part of the week ''
Mrs. Anderson went out to GRANGE.
vilie the first of the week for . sber.
visit. LUZ short
r. =. wyatt returned the latter mar,
u the week from business trim IN
Giadles Harrow, of Freedom. was il
white Bird Sunday enroute TO the
county seat. " 'ne
). M. McMeeken came down fron,
Grangeville the first of the week onl
route to Lucille. On
n geo. thompson, who is mining at
horseshoe Bend, was White Bird bust
| 'AoAeoA lueSudy.
Geo. Smith, Grangeville liyervmau
was down Tuesday, bringing a party OF
people in from outside.
+. L. Bayley, who had been here
several days on business, returned r.
Grangeville, Wednesday.
). Crawford and H. B. Mackey were
down from Lucille last week transactino
business with White Bird merchants.
). q. Murray came down from
Grangeville Tuesday in connection with
mining matters. His home is in Penn
Salmon river is on the raise again
and is becoming quite muddy, being
caused by recent rains in this vicinity
ii. Sonmeshison came down on the
stage from Grangeville the first of the
week and will be here for few DAYS on
business.
II. M. lngle, who has been clerkine
at the Salmon River Stores Co., was :
passenger on the stage Monday tc
Grangeville.
j. E. Oleary, travelling salesman
representing the Holly Mason Hard
ware Co., of Spokane, was calling or
local trade here the latter part of the
week.
Jake Williams of Grangeville who
has been working the past few DAYS fol
Freeman & Brown, has accepted posi-
ton on the Ed Wyatt ranch ON tn,
Joseph.
Mrs. Chester Brown and two littl,
sons who have been visiting relative.
and friends here and at Freedom fo
some time past has returned to her HON,
in Grangeville.
Mrs. Caldwell, who has had rooms a.
the Shell Delmage place for the winter
has moved into her own property
which was formerly occupied by Franz
Warden and family.
Roy Gordon was down from his rancl
near Freedom this week, and spen
several days here on business. MI
Gordon is just recovering from a re
cent spell of sickness.
Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald, of Doumec,
Plains, received a message last week
stating that her father, who lives il
Aberdeen, Wash, was seriously i'll an,
his death was expected at any time
Miss Alice Prough, who has beel
teaching school at the Gouge Ely
school this winter, has cloesd her schoo
term there, and left Thursday on tn
stage for Grangeville, enroute to he
home.
J. w. Shinn of Deumecq Plains wa
in White Bird Thursday. Mr.. Shin
went out ON the stage to Grangevill
and will take the train from there TO
Wisconsin and Indiana for visit wit
relatives whom he has not seen for
years.
Chas Hyan, who lives ON tn
Doumecq, had the misfortune to ge
cut on the head, last Tuesday Will
cutting wood. DIR. w. A. Fosktett wa
called and dressed the wound, and say
he doesn't think it will prove to b
serious.
Mrs. Harry Grant returned Tuesda
from a visit with friends in Lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis, of Portland, cam
in with Mrs. Grant and are guests a
the F. E. Wyatt ranch. Mr.. Willis
northumberland of Portland loa
company.
Mrs. nuth Twilegar and daughter, Mis-
Laura, returned to their home in Lucil
Tuesday, after an extended visit wit
Mrs. VIM. Percefield. Mrs. Twilega
had been here for some time helpin
nurse the little son of Mrs. Percefielo
who has been quite sick.
Henry Evans, from across the rive
was in White Bird, Tuesday. Mr.. Evan
was proudly displaying a new saddle
which he recently purchased from tn
Snyder Miller Mfg. Co., of Grangeylll'
and Mr.. Evans asserts it is the bes
saddle ever made by the above mel
toned firm.