Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-02


George f. Anderson of co,no;I go,
through last Saturday. f'eo
Saxby Boles, deputy assessor IRON,
Boles was in town the Goth
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aram of Josa,h
were in town Tuesday NIGHT Z"
w. q. Alders "a travelling man FRAN
st. Louis was in town Monday
=. A. Williamson is in for few DAVIS
surveying on the state highway
M. J. Hand of Deer Creek nassoJ
through on his way to Occur d alene
Harry Daisy of John Dav nassed
through with cattle from the nrair;e
Homer Wise of Grangeville made a
business trip to White Bird last Mon.
day '' -aon'
Mark Simmons Of Oregon ;s VISITING
his brother Frank Simmons near WL;te
Bird. -''e
L. Dashtellenge of Baker CITY. DRAGON
was IN White Bird last Friday buyino
hides. IS
o. N. Newkirk, government tranper
was transacting business in White Bird
Tuesday.
V. Knapp of the Lewiston Mercantile
Co. was registered at the hotel JIst
Saturday.
| }. Loyal Atkinson made a business
trip to the Doumecq the latter part Of
the week.
Bob Hamilton and Phillip Dweyer
from Joseph were in town last Friday
on business.
James Stewart and c. c. Messenger
OF Plttsburg were recent visitors in
White Bird.
Barney Mathewson made trip to
/ Iau "a
goods and winter supplies.
| B. S. Miller of Walla Walla repre.
senting leather company was here
calling on our merchants.
Miss Laura Burlinghoff of the Deer
Greek section has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Orc Evans the past week.
Tom Pogue and Tony Gordan of Fid-
die Creek passed through town with
cattle ON their way to Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sotin of Zephyr
Ridge came down from their ranch
Tuesday evening returning Wednesday,
Mrs. John Barnett came down from
Doumecq last week and left on the
stage for Lucille for an extended STAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCully of Doumecq
nuptials in White Bird Wednesday, Oct.
25th.
Chas. Albin--of Pollock and Vet
Rhoades of Cottonwood passed through
town taking some thoroughbred cattle
to Pollock.
Charley Albion of Pollock has re-
turned from trip to the prairie
where he went to get some thorough
bred cattle.
M. S. Martin, Jr., has leased his ranch
| ~ 7 G,,;4 L.
family to Weiser to spend the winter
or perhaps longer.
Henry Elfers, Toney Gorden and
through White Bird enroute to Grange
vile the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Behean made a
trip to Doumeeq Plains Saturday. Mr..
Behean has been having grain hauled
down from the plains.
Doumecq Plains was visited by a
snow storm Monday of this week. A
four. inch snow is reported to have fall
len in two hours time.
Peter Kerney returned from Grange.
vile where he had been to take cattle.
He says the steers averaged thirteen
hundred and the cows tweleve hundred.
There will be temperance program
Ill " Hue DlTu SOOu MGSadIIltS oouu
Nevin, A L. Donaldson and B. @. Quist
are the committee to arrange the pro-
gram.
John Hokenson had the misfortune to
lose a fine mare recently. The animal
became entangled in a roll of barb wire
and was cut up so badly that she bled
to death.
J. Yeager of Garfield was in town
last Saturday to see DR.. Foskett. Mr.
Yeager had the misfortune some time
ago to run nail into his foot and is
suffering from the effects of it.
Barney Mathewson, who recently sold
his lease for the Lyons ferry to Geo
w. Boley, has purchased ranch on
the Doumecq from John Mcdonald and
with his family took possession this
week.
E. s. Adsley and family have return
ed to their home at Pollock after ten
days visit with Mr.. Adsley's brother
Warren Ads1ey, at Ferdinand. Mr.
Adsley IS mother will remain for some
time at Ferdinand.
Grain hauling seems to be the order
of the day on the Doumecq at present
Those hauling are Geo. Behean, ]. Loya
"A AuhlSOH, SudS IVY Wv IsuAot 49,
n McHughs, and Seth Jones has foul
teams on the road.
Filing Gabriel was down from thu
Doumecq Tuesday transacting business
in White Bird. Mr.. Gabriel lost three
ten dollar bills, between the Lyoni
ferry and White Bird. The money hat
worked out of his pocket and dropped
behind little mahogany bush. He hat
. given up finding it and was returning
home when he found it. q
The regular quarterly conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church wa
held at White Bird last "Wednesday
evening, Rev. Andrew Warner, distric
superintendent, presiding. Among tn
important business matters discussed
was that of placing new. pews in tn
church, changing the pulpit, building
/ oaa;+;o,al room tn the church to b,