Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-14
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w. B. Bullock of Elk City is among
the mining men in town this week.
F. E..wyatt of White Bird was in
the city the first of the week on bust
ness.
j. NJ. Wisdom came up from Koos-
kia this week to look after business
matters.
| Ed Smith the White Bird liveryman,
| came out with a party of river people
yesterday.
All the latest double disc Columbia
records at the Smoke House. Come in
and make selection of records. Tiff
Wanted-Lady wishes position as
cook or housekeeper in or near Grange
vile. Rothlisberg ranch, one mile north
of Grangeville. loft
Felix Martzen of Cottonwood was
Grangeville visitor yesterday. He
states that the people of Cottonwood
are busy making arrangements for a
record breaking crowd at their fair.
| A. +. Parker has received word of
the death in Seattle on September 2
of Peter Gallagher, pioneer of Camas
prairie. Michael M. Gallagher, bro
ther, and also pioneer, died two years
since.
The members of the ladies IS aid of
the Federated church were delightfully."-
entertained at the residence of i. Mrs.
Nancy Jones Hender last week by Mrs.
John j. Staley who was assisted by
Mesdames Meader and Cook.
c. j. Hall of the upper Salmon coun-
try is in the city this week on business.
He has 5000 lambs about ready for
market and will turn them off within
the next several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall are planning trip back east COW
ering period of several months and
visiting New York city and points in
the East and Central West. They will
leave in about month and intend MAX
ing the trip in leasurely manner.
C. 7. Mcdonald, who is practicing
law in Spokane came down from Spo-
kane Sunday stopping off at Cotton
wood the same evening and coming over
to Grangeville to attend to business
matters in the city on Monday. Mil
dred Campbell came down from Spokane
with Mr.. Mcdonald and came on home
to Grangeville Sunday evening Mac
is doing well in Spokane and is enjoy
ing good practice that is growing day
by day.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Campbell return
ed home to Grangeville Saturday from
Spokane where they had been for about
ten days visiting at the c. II. Mcdonald
home and while away had an operation
performed on their daughter, Mildred
for throat trouble, who recovered
quickly from the effects of the opera
ton. The trip was made overland by
auto and only the last lap on the way
home was hard on account of rains on
Friday and Saturday.
James NJ. Martin of Colfax, Wash
ington, who is director and officer
of the Wonder Gold Mining Company,
with mines at Golden was an arrival in
Grangeville on Tuesday evening s
train. Mr. Martin and two of the
stockholders of the company left this
morning for Golden to make an inspec-
tion of the new mill and operations
planned for the winter run. Mr.. Mar
tin expects to remain few days at
the mine and the others will return
home.
Sergeant Harry jacobson arrived
home from Nogales, via Boise where he
was mustered out, last week and will
again take up the duties of civilian.
Harry did more perhaps than any one
man in the company in assisting to
maintain the identity of the organiza-
ton for it was due to his recruiting at
his old home, Pendleton, Oregon at a
time when it was necessary to secure a
number of recruits at once or the COM
pany would have lost its identity and
the members assigned to other COM
panies. He secured over two dozen men
at Pendleton and by so doing has made
himself the recipient of many -contratu
lations on the part of Grangeville citi-
zens. He states the health of the boys
is fine and they are fast becoming ac
customed to military discipline.