Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-31

Robt. Gill was White Bird bns;noaa
visitor Friday '"''i'ess
WIN: Jones was White Bird b,s;
ness visitor Monday. o"'i
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Grant was wh;.o
Bird shopper Monday. "''e
w. Haskell was reqistered ~ +ho
local hotel the latter part of tbe Vt ny
IL. Swatman, of Pittsburo. Oreuon
was Monday business visitor in town
II. ii. Keeling was stage nassen"ar
from Grangeville to John Dav Satnr.
day. 0a'ur-
! q. G. Scott and wife came down Prom,
the county seat Saturday for a short
visit. . 'i'of
d. E. Jones, of Boise came in SIM
day and is employed at the F. e. WYATT
ranch. =" "V'
Carl Fuller came in from onts;5a
Tuesday and left for his home on tbe
Joseph. 'no
FRED Music passed through town Sat.
uruay ehroute from Grangeville to
higgins.
Mrs. Eva L. Garfield was transact.
ing business in this vicinity the first of
the week.
j. l.. johnson was down from the Gill
ranch Saturday and took back a load
of supplies.
Ed Smith has given his livery barn
new coat of paint which greatly i'm
proves ITS appearance.
"A. Rennle, travelling salesman of
spokane was in White Bird Monday in
the interests of his firm.
Il. B. Conner, of Lewiston was in
White Bird Saturday in the interests
OF the house which he travels for.
MARX summons, camp tender for c.
.. Hall In the Thunder mountain coun-
try, was In White Bird Saturday last.
Y. =. Messenger, trail supervisor on
the Oregon side was here for several
days on business the first of the week.
Ralph Hovey and Fl. Freesey of Koos-
kla, were White Bird visitors Thurs
day, making the trip overland in a car.
Platt Talbot, Jr. of the Joseph, will
leave soon for Weiser, where he will
attend the industrial school this win
ter.
Miss Melvin Gill and her guest, Miss
Jane Reels, were down from the Gill
ranch Friday and attended the dance
here.
Mrs. G. M. Boley made final proof on
her homestead Wednesday of this week
Chas. Lyons and John Hackison were
witnesses.
Miss Margaret Francisco came down
from Grangeville Tuesday and went up
to Freedom to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orc Evans and Mrs. O..
ii. Evans and son, across the river,
went out to the county seat Monday re
turning home Tuesday.
Mrs. May Butzein and sons, Ray and
Lloyd returned Tuesday from a weeks
visit with the Trublood family, also
with friends in Grangeville.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. H. Eller came
down from Grangeville Monday on
business connected with the prohibi-
ton laws of the state of Idaho.
Arthur Napean and son, Jack, of the
Doumecq, were in White Bird Monday
for short time. They were enroute
to the county seat on business visit.
The new proprietor of the bakery
and cafe is adding a new kitchen to
his establishment. He is highly elated
at his success since he took possession
G. M. Cone has closed down his pic
ture show because of shortage of water
at the electric plant, and will not open
up any more until cooler weather sets
in.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Donaldson and
son, Lawrence made flying trip tc
Grangeville Monday of this week. Clark
LYDIA of Freedom took them out in his
car.
Misses Margaret and Marion Dau
benspeck attended the dance here Fri
day night. Miss Marion left Saturday
for Seattle where she has a school fol
this winter.
Doc Warden, who has been pretty
well used up with rheumatism for som,
time, was in town Monday He is get
ting much better than he was. Mrs
Warden was with him.
Misses Blanche Mcdonald and Jenni,
Peters, Messrs Deasy Hartman, Arthur
McSpadden, Geo. Brust and Kenneth
Christensen, all of the Joseph attend
ed the races and dance here last week.
Tom Pogue, who has been very busy
at his ranch on Fiddle Creek for tn,
past two months putting up his hay
cam down Saturday looking afte
business matters. He reports fin
crop.
Mrs. Dan Mahurin and sister, Mis-
Alberta DAILY were down from Zephy
Ridge Monday visiting relatives, Mis-
DAILY just recently returned from Boise
where she has been since the death o
her father.
Vern and Sherl Mckenzie were Il
town Monday, enroute to the prairie t
take in the harvest outside. They jus
finished helping to harvest the crop O
the F. E. Wyatt ranch which was a
exceedingly good one this year. MI
Wyatt put up several hundred tons
good grain hay this harvest.
o. V. Shook, a travelling salesma
from Lewiston, was calling on loea
trade the last of the week. Mr.. SHOOK
and A. D. Kennedy went cross the rive
Sunday grouse hunting. Birds ar
rather scarse this year but the gentle
men were fortunate enough to run int
convey of birds and bagged nine befor
returning home.
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