Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-29
Charles sallee, postmaster and mer.

| OHhricS Oaiicc, postmaster anu mer-
chant at Boles, is in town today.
v. ID. Swartz was Grangevifle
visitor this week, returning home today.
w. McAdams and wife returned from
Nezperce where they took in the stock
show of our neighboring city.
Percy Ellis and wife of Sites, are in
the city this week visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Aronld.
John Quinlan and Attorney j. l..
Fitzgerald of Kooskia were Grange
visitors today coming in an automobile.
Alva Rhett, George Marshall and
Plat Talbat are emong the Salmon
river stockmen who came out to attend
the Sweet sale.
Harry Grant and William Webb be-
came Shriners last night taking the
initiatory work with six other candi-
dates at Lewiston.
John Rothlisberg shipped out six cars
of hogs Tuesday to the Carstens Pack
ing Company of Tacoma which company
he is the local buyer for.
The party that removed those two
spools of wire from the Murphy place
will please return the same and save
trouble. j. E. Witherow. 6-1*
Born, June the 10th, 1916, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert l.. Zumwalt, son. DR..
Rains was the physician in attendance
and reports mother and SON as doing
well.
H. j. Kressley took delivery of the
Van Osdale garage a Studebaker Six
runabout this week and as a result Mr..
Kressley is driving the niftiest car on
the prairie.
DR.. Jesse l.. Rains announced the
arrival of bouncing baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall A..
Cahaan, Monday, June 26. Mother and
bade are doing nicely.
l.. H. Kerlee, a prominent farmer of
the Grangeville section, and family
arrived Friday evening on a visit with
Mrs. Kerlee IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
s. Clark of this city.-Kooskia Noun
taineer.
Mrs. j. Frank Sims and daughter
Marion left Sunday morning for south
ern Idaho points and expect to spend
the summer at Twin Falls, Idaho, with
Harold Sims who is engaged in news
paper work in that city.
Mrs. P. E. Ellis and Miss Grandville
DeWald came up from Sites and spent
chautauqua week in the city at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Arnold.
Mrs. Ellis is a sister of Mrs. Arnold
and Miss DeWald is an old friend Of
I the family.
Lieutenant Dan Greenburg, of the
governors staff was in the city the
first of the week assisting in the re-
cruiting of men for the Idaho National
Guard. Mr.. Greenburg has been as
signed by the governor to assist in re-
cruiting in the northern section of the
state.
DR.. Pogue was appointed state
veterinarian this week by Governor
Alexander and will look after the work
of the state in that connection in this
section. The Doctor is well qualified
to fill the position and the selection is
one which will meet with approval by
the public.
| John Schmadeka and Tom Seay have
purchased Studebaker Skies this week of
the Van Osdale people and there are
several others who have about made up
their minds to do likewise. This makes
two carloads of Studebakers already
sold by Van who is kept busy night and
day demonstrating.
District Agent Jordan, of the N. p,
was in the city the first of the week ON
company business. Mr.. Jordan, who
has just recently left the hospital at
Portland where he had been for some
time receiving treatments is not in the
best of health but is slowly improving
and again able to be on the job.
Joe Mcdonald came over from Fem
yesterday and spent the day in town in
business way. He is slowly recover
ing from the effects of the glass of I've
water which he accidentally drank
several weeks ago and while not him
self as yet has so far recovered that he
is able to eat small quantities of solid
foods.
Sunday evening while o. E. Hazel
baker and family were enjoying the
program at the opera house, some mis-
guided miscreant, stole his car and used |
the same for time but evidently later
determined to not appropriate the |
machine which was abandoned on a
side street in the upper part of town
and found the next day.
The contract for the erection of the
new school house in the Fairview dis
tr1ct was let wednesday to =. III. Cram
er and work on the building will begin
shortly. The Fairview school is among
the best rural schools in the county and
with a bunch of wide-awake directors
who have charge of it is pretty apt to
remain well to the front.
Quite crowd gathered at the station
morning to see Company E,
Idaho National Guards, of Grangeville,
passing through Ferdinand, on their
way to Boise and thence to Mexico.
Two coaches were well filled with the
bloom of manhood and it took consider
able effort to keep Tom Hayden, Geo.
Dutro, Billy Swatman and some of the
rest of US from hitting the trail-in the
opposite northumberland Enter
prise.
Pap" Jarvis and family returned
this week from Iowa, having been called