Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-30

Mrs Nell Rice and little son Harry,
are White Bird visitors.
Harry Grant took bunch of hogs to
outside points last week.
For Sale: Good paying business in
White Bird Address G. M. Cone. 45-4
G. W. Lanfer of Lucille went out on
the stage Monday booked for Grange
ville
Walter Davis of Grangeville was in
our little city Tuesday en- route to
Lucille.
Frank Taylor of Doumecq Plains was
White Bird business visitor last
Thursday.
Toe Davis has moved his family into
the Giles property, just at the edge of
White Bird.
L. J. Curtis of higgins visited his
brother, Prof. j. w. Curtis, for few
days last week.
Frank Wyatt was in town for two
Of three days the latter part of last
week, on business.
+ Fred Bixwell was in town Monday
making final proof on his homestead
across Salmon river.
Mrs. G. j. Wright went to Freedom
the latter part of the week to be a
guest of Mrs. Faye Hurley.
Ed Mathewson, made final proof
Saturday, on his homestead in the Wolf
Creek country, near Snake river.
Charley (Boy) Shinn was down from
the Doumecq Saturday transacting bust
ness with White Bird merchants.
John Doumecq, cattleman, was down
from his up river ranch Wednesday,
trading with White Bird merchants.
Walter Evans, who recently suffered
an aecidtnt to his left hand while
ehOpping wood, is getting along nicely.
Platt Talbot returned to, his home
on the Joseph Sunday, after spending
the week here looking after business
interests.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and daughter,
Miss Esther, who have been spending
the winter in California, returned home
last week.
s A. E. Wilson of the Getta creek dis
trict was in White Bird Friday on land
business with G.. j. Wright, land COM
missioner
NJ U. Tweedy, of the firm of Smith
Tweedy, has gone to his homestead
near wolf Creek, to make some i'm
provements.
MIS- Z. M. Boley has recovered from
numerous bruises, received from fall
recently at her homestead northwest of
White Bird.
w. y. Stalker, the Lewiston dentist
VINO has been here for several days, left
! tuesday for Higgins in the interest of
MS profession.
hershel Brooks and Chas. Shinn, Sr.
passed through town Friday, taking a
punch OF hogs to outside market, they
returned home Tuesday.
n. a. +. Parker passed through White
nlro Monday on his way home to
M u,a .I after spending several days
up tne rlVer on business.
Gabriel Paul, with his niece and
sniuren, are now occupying the Tai
to.t mouse. Mr.. Paul's home was des-
"oyed by fire some time since.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Wright returned
hume tuesday from Freedom, having
oeen called there by the accident Mon.
''s 70 Mrs. Wright's father, John Rice.
Mfs: Bert Louther and two little
~ = Cecil and Edward, have returned
~ .helr home, after a few davs visit
s "a'n her mother, Mrs. Nellie Thomp-
Mrs. Bert Swarts. who is visiting at
CnISa WIN Mrs. Homer Newman at
v;s; te sac, IS expected Saturday for a !
Wa s,' win her mother, Mrs. T. B. Gallo
tor ~ = rankin of the Joseph is a visi-
Ia AZ .. b. Hartman IS ranch. Mr..
bar;unnlan Just recently moved here.
raneb purchased the Faye Hurley
3e MR. and Mrs. A. o. Hess, former resi- |
n Gu u White Bird but now residing
Il a'iHa.aagevllle, announce the arrival
Nmannatie daughter at their home last
.hn me Epworth League Of tho NJ =
Ind woa et sunday evening as usual.
Smith w,a ned by Mrs. Ed Smith. Mrs.
was an excellent leader and will
~ S De called on again soon.
oercifianIt1t little son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
line with n az been quite i'll for some
ield,s mo tne la grippe. Mrs. Perci-
lown fro mother, Mrs. Twilliger came
m n Lucille to help nurse him.
,all t4a mnlte Bird High School base
vednesdna received their new ball suits
hosen coIo,rs ofown and white being the
~ on tba;. fs. The boys proceeded to
ime tba =: new suits and in the mean
ngaged nigh school girls were busily
lothes ,appropriating their school
he other a st much merriment among