Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-07-27

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- visitor Saturday.
nv psg;nald Russell was business vlsi-
Grangeville Wednesday.
II, Gibbons was enroute to Grange
No 70 purchase saw mill.
WV ~ powaD was down from the
1puA ranch Saturday on business.
y. Reeves of Freedom was regis
Va - the local hotel last Thursday.
" E. Daysart who has been at the
w. ranch left Friday for Grange
Vile. =,
n punn came down from Grangevill"
~ and went to John Day On the
stage.
pav Wisdom passed through town
,,iov enroute from Grangeville from
Lucille
TX Kennedy came down from the
..Onty seat Monday on short bust
ness visit.
Frank Howard from the upper Salmon
nassed through town Tuesday enroute to
Grangevilfe.
Mrs II. D. Warner came in from out
eide Saturday and went up to the Rice
ranch for Visit.
VIM. Brown of the Deumecq was
..onsocting business with White Bird
merchants Monday.
VIM. Canterhurin was a stage passen-
cer from White Bird to the county seat
Wednesday Of last week.
Hal Brown who has been rounding up
cattle on the Joseph for the past two
weeks spent Sunday with home folks.
Mike Reynolds came down from
Grangeville Wednesday for few days
visit. He returned home Saturday last.
Mrs. Nash and children who have
been visiting relatives on the prairie
for several days returned home Friday.
Mrs. Blanche Grant and Mrs. Ellen
zimmerman retured last week from a
busiess trip to Lewiston and Grange
vile.
Jas W. Dyar, whoh as charge of the
Free U. Station, also the station near
Grangeville was White Bird visitor
Sunday.
Mrs Sam Jones and sister, Mrs.
Brock, of Grangeville, went to the
Joseph Saturday to visit relatives, they
returned home this week.
Mrs. Lewis Smith went to the Joseph
Sunday to visit her mother Mrs. Snyder,
who fell hurting her knee, and is unable
to walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith have
moved thier house hold goods into the
rooms in the rear of the confectionery
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Jake Yeager was in town Saturday
returning to his home on the Doumecq
after attending the good roads meeting
at Cottonwood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith and son Loyal
returned Sunday from an extended
visit with friends in Walla Walla. They
made the trip in their new car.
Jasper Booth was in White Bird
Tuesday closing up the land deal be-
tween himself and o. S. Overman. He
made a trip on out to the county seat
before returning home.
]. W. Jorgens, who owns stock
ranch near Nezperce and. handles only
thoroughbred stock, was here Monday,
MyihS w ihdhb d u6d1 IUT LILO hans
Hagen ranch on the ridge.
q. ). Overman and wife were regis
tered at the White Bird hotel Monday.
They were enroute from the George
Behean ranch to the Jasper Booth ranch
which they recently purchased.
George Z. Crum of Lewiston, can
dldate for governor on the republican
ticket was White Bird visitor Sunday
I. ). Lint of Lewiston accompanied
him. The gentleman made the trip in
an automobile.
Mrs. Emma Holden and daughter who
nave visited relatives here for the past
three weeks, returned to her homestead
on Wolf Creek Saturday. She was &C.
companid home by her niece, Ruth
Crooks.
Harry Toogood of Doumecq Plains
passed through White Bird Sunday en-
route to Grangeville to meet Mrs. A
M. Purves, of Ashland, Oregon, WHIT
comes to visit at the Toogood home
until fall. Mrs. Toogood is daughter
OF Mrs. Purves.