Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-09

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F. f. Wyatt returned home Er;aou
from business trip to Portland.
n. !. Nichols returned Saturday from
VISIT OF few days to the county seat
Little Miss Margaret Gordon snent
the week end with relatives ard friends
at Freedom. N' : 'e'''s
+. j. Adair returned tn his bon, :.
Boles Saturday. He had been onts;de
harvesting.
W. Hamilton passed through town
thursday enroute from Spring Camp to
Grangeville. "
u. b. 4>oulnson came down from
orangeville Saturday and transacted
business with local men.
Chas. G. Crichton came down from
Wolf Creek the last of the week ana
remained until after the election.
A. M. Sotin and wife moved Friday
OF last week from the Bert Henley
ranch to Skookumchuck.
Pick Chamberlin of Wolf Creek was
here the last of the week, and took
back four horse load Oh winter sun
plies.
}. M. McGhie, the Grangeville
butcher, was in this section Sunday
purchasing beef cattle for his meat
market.
The ladies aid met last Wednesday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. +.
Frizzell. A most enjoyable time was
reported.
w. s. Brockman was in White Bird
Monday. He was moving his household
goods from the Warwick ranch to his
ranch on the prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Barnet moved
their household goods last week from
the Joseph to Cottonwood, where they
will live this winter:
S. w. Tracy, a travelling salesman
from San Francisco, was calling on
local merchants Saturday. He left for
New Meadows Sunday.
j. E. OLeary, who represents the
HollyMason Hardware Co., of Spokane,
was in White Bird Saturday, in the in
terests of his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf of Spokane have
accepted positions with the Salmon
River Stores Co., and have taken rooms
at the White Bird hotel
Harry Toogood and Ed Pierce
started Monday hauling grain from the
Doumecq. Mr.. Pierce has about thirty
days hauling to do.
Barney Mathewson came down from
the Doumecq Monday with load of
household goods which he was taking
| to Freedom for Doc Warden.
Hugh Cowan and A. E. Vasmund
passed through White Bird Sunday
moving from the Sherman Sly place at
Skookumchuck to the prairie.
VIM. Newman leaves Thursday for
Moscow to act on the federal Jury. He
will visit his son, Homer and family,
at Culdesac, enroute to Moscow.
Walter I'll. Lemons returned to his
home at Spring Camp Saturday. Mr..
Lemons was returning from Portland
| where the demise of his wife recently
occurred.
| The report that Luther Curlee IS team
went off the Rice creek grade was a
mistake Mr. Curlee was in town Sat
urday and stated it was a man by name
of BANTER.
! G. III. Kleinfelter, agent for the Hart
ford Insurance Co., and A. +. Parker of
Grangeville were White Bird visitors
the last of the week. They left Friday
for higgins.
A. J. P Phillips was returning to his
home on Sherwin creek Wednesday
from the outside, where he had been
helping to take out bunch OF cattle
for Peter Carney.
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P. Gibson, who has a homestead at
Gold Springs, has moved down to
White Bird for the winter and will
open up jewelry shop in the build.
ing recently vacated by Ed Folk.
Edd hickman, who has been EN-
ployed at the Foskett saw mill left
Saturday for Kellogg to work in the
mines. Clark McGaffey and wife have
gone to the saw mill to take charge OF
The enrolment and average atten
dance of the White Bird school are
both more this year than the enroll
ment and attendance for the CORES
ponding month last year were, which
news is very gratifying to teachers anf
patrons alike.
The White Bird Literary Society
which meets every other Friday is do
ing some good work. The question tt
be debated at the next meeting IS; Re
solved: That Idaho Should Have
High School Examining Board Headed
by the County Superintendent tt
Examine all Candidates for High Schoo
Diplomas.