Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-09

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,,.+thews came down from Grange
d. D. Friday on business.
si s..n,ev Ripley was in town Saturday
load of supplies.
s. Miller made business TRIP 10
.,s county seat wednesday Oh iaS'
+, Allen of Doumecq Plains was
Eating business in our little city
Saturday. -. o.
ooe unity seat Thursday returning
home Sunday.
~ s+olker came down from Grange
~. Wednesday and was transacting
business here.
M Gooding and wife we're stage
a ~, Wednesday from Grange
vile to higgins.
~ Woodruff of the Little Salmon
.onntrv was in White Bird thursday en-
route to the pralrle.
chris Arnold of higgins was in White
MID wednesday enroute to the county
Loot on business matters.
rom Pogue returned from the prairie
wadnesday. where he had been deliver.
80 a fine bunch of cattle.
The Doumeca ranchers will start their
LOO drives the last of the week, taking
their porkers to outside market.
q Lindsey of higgins was a visitor
i our little city a short time Saturday
while enroute to the county seat.
Mrs. Akin came down from John
nav Sunday and went to the Jack Gully
home north of town for short visit.
A G. Elder was off duty Saturday
from the Salmon River State Bank
hecause of slight attack of lagrippe.
Miss Erskine, who is teaching school
az Freedom, went out to Grangeville
Saturday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Henry Elfers of Lucille was a White
Bird visitor Wednesday last. Mr.. Ell
fers was returning home from outside
points.
An election dance was held at Cone s
hall Tuesday evening. A large crowd
was in attendance and good time re-
ported by ALL
Mrs. Seth Jones went out to Grange
vile Friday to remain until after the
funeral of the late Robert Jones which
was held there Tuesday.
Tony Gordon, Tom Marcum and
Marion Upton returned from Grange
vile Wednesday where they had been
to market beef cattle.
Walter Gardner purchased twenty
head of young cattle Saturday from
the Nelson Bros, and took them to his
ranch down the river Sunday.
Rev. Anderson preached on the
Doumecq Sunday morning, returning to
White Bird he preached to a very ap-
preciative audiece Sunday evening.
Marion and George Upton came in
from the prairie Monday of this week
with large bunch of cows and calves,
which they had purchased outside.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Marshall came
in Monday from their wedding trip to
outside points and will. be at home to
their friends at the Foskett home on
north Main street.
W. H. Deasey was in White Bird a
short time Wednesday enroute to his
home at John Day from Grangeville.
Mrs. Clark Gill was a White Bird
shopper Thursday last.
Miss Jennie Lyons left Saturday for
Grangeville. She will go from there to
Tacoma, WASH, and enter the school
there. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret is
also attending school in Tacoma.
Sam Kite of Cottonwood passed
through town Wednesday with load
of household goods which he was taking
to the Joseph for Mr.. ferguson, a bar.
Der of Cottonwood who has taken up a
homestead there.
Il. J. Evans returned from the prairie
Saturday with twenty five head OF
young cattle which he had purchased
outside. This makes his second trip
outside after young stock within the
past month.
Platt Talbot was down from the
Joseph Wednesday taking back wagon
load of sand. Mr.. Talbot is having O
10 foot concrete wall built around his
spring, thus making dandy watering
Pool for his stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lane announce
,ne arrival of little daughter at theil
nome Thursday, Nov 2. The little
,ady weighed 111a pounds. DIR. w. A
aoskett was the attending physician
ana reports mother and babe as doing
nicely.
Everything went off smoothly
tuesday election day, good vote was
pohed and large number of the ranch
ers We're in town. A bulletin board was
Installed in M. o. Tweedy's and one al
u. NJ. Cones and the returns were
taken during the NIGHT snecial service