Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-29
(BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

m MI. Jelles was stage passenger
Thursday going out to Grangeville.
Grover Newman of Fiddle Creek was
White Bird business visitor Saturday
Mrs. Vincent returned Wednesday
from visit with friends in GRANGE.
vile.
Platt Talbot of the Joseph is here
for few days attending to business
matters.
Mrs. s. G. Peters and two sons same
down from Grangeville Thursday for a
short visit.
Walter Evans returned Monday from
Grangeville, where he had been attend
ing the cnautauqua.
Mack Painter came down from the
county seat Wednesday and will be here
for a few days on business.
Wilbur Box rancher from the
Doumecq was transacting business with
White Bird merchants Tuesday.
u. j. Wright was a week end visitor
in the county seat and took part in the
Grangeville- White Bird ball game.
A. .. Hess, who has been here for
several days on land business, left We'd
nesday for his home in Grangeville.
Mrs. Hal Brown and little son Hugh,
went out to Grangeville Saturday and
attended the chautauqua while there.
County Commissioner j. N. Rice of
Freedom passed through town Saturday
enroute to the county seat on business
Jas. McHugh and wife, from across
the river, went out to the county seat
last week and attended the chautauqua
while there.
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county seat Sunday to take in the ball
game and had some dental work do ne
while there.
Tom Schillam and family of the
Joseph returned to their home Satur-
day after a short visit with relatives
in White Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Flick of Doumecq
Plains were Friday visitors here. Mrs.
Flick went-on out to Grangeville to
take in the chautauqua.
L. j. Curtis and Frank Simmons left
this week for the Buffalo Hump coun-
try with 1000 sheep for G. j. Hall to
put on the range up there.
Mrs. Thos. Nichols and two children
came in from the outside Saturday
They were enroute to the Joseph where
Mrs. Nichols has homestead.
Mrs. N. l.. Broughman and children
who have been visiting White Bird
relatives and friends for the past two
months left Friday for Grangeville.
Mrs. Geo, Bentz was the guest of
Grangeville relatives and friends last
week and took in the chautauqua of
which she spoke very complimentary.
Miss Inez Cochran, who has been at
tending Whitman college at Walla
Walla, Wash, was in White Bird Satur-
day enroute to her home on the Dou-
mecq.
VIM. Jones from the Boles country
passed through town last week enroute
| to the county seat. He attended the
chautauqua, also the military ball while
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chamberlain of
Spring Camp were in White Bird for
several days last week transacting bus1-
ness with Land Commission e. j.
Wright.
| Clarence Wallace, whoh as been en-
ployed for the past two months on
Camas prairie, passed through White
Bird Sunday enroute to his home at
Meadows.
Mrs. w. o. Foskett and children re-
turned to their summer home at the saw
mill Sunday. Mrs. Foskett came down
to be with the doctor for few days
when he was hurt.
Arthur Nepean and Emmett Jones
who have been sojourning at Hot
Springs for some time past returned &c
their homes Saturday on the Doumecq
and Fly Blow sections.
! FL. Allen, Ed Ryan and Chas. Shinn
of Doumecq Plains were in White Bird
Saturday, they were taking a nice
bunch of fat hogs out to Fem, which
belonged to Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. McCuen, of the Joseph, brough'
Mrs. Bessie Gabriel and family q
White Bird Saturday. Mrs. Gabrlei
left Wednesday for Grangeville, where
she will be Joined shortly by her nus
band.
Clarence Harrison, Mrs. Ellen Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Q.sDavis, went out tt
IGrangeville Saturday to attend tint
chautauaua. They made the trip II
Mrs. Browns car, Mr.. Harrison, acting
as chauffer.
Misses EIva and Chloe Berry, VIII
have been making an extended ''si
with relatives in South Dakota arrive'
Saturday, and will be at home IN TN
future with their father, G. T. Berry, OF
north Main street.
Mrs. Earl Kirkham, Misses Anna an
Addie Behean were in the party tina
motored out to Grangeville Sunday Il
the Ralph Russell car and attended tn
bali game Mrs. Kirkham stayed owe
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. oheste
Brown before returning home.
Joe Bailey, who has been attendln
school in Spokane, Wash, for the pa:
two wears, is here for an extended visi
with his mother, Mrs. T. B. Galloway
Mrs. Galloway, who recently had tire
ribs broken, by being thrown from
horse, is convalescing nicely, havln
!. been taken home Saturday.