Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-11

county seat Monday.
eoqng srv Grant was White Bird bust
visitor Wednesday.
neI Dr. Large was down from Freedom
wednesday on business
IaaL Rough, of Camas Prairie, was a
Mite BIRD visitor Tuesday.
VIM Mason of Grangeville was a
,rt pt R;rd business visitor Tuesday.
"n nhas Miller came down from the
Vie Wednesday on business visit.
PIas Aram was down from the Joseph
n'asday trading with White Bird mer-
B. Hinkley was in White Bird
wednesday enroute to Cottonwood from
Pollock.
Business visitor in our city the last of
wy lack Titus, of Pittsburg, Oregon, was
N town Thursday trading with local
merchants
Mrs Emma Coffey, who has been on
the sick list again, is reported to be
much better.
Iobnnie Baer, hog buyer from Cot
.onwood. was here Friday of last week,
buying hogs,
b. ]. Wosler was stage passenger
coming down from Grangeville Tuesday
Of last week.
A. A. Wimpy was in White Bird
Tuesday enroute to Nezperce from Sal
mon Meadows.
B. Wood, of higgins, was in White
for the county seat.
Arthur J. Clifford, of New Meadows,
passed through White Bird Monday en-
route to Grangeville.
James McEvers went over to the
Joseph Thursday, where he played for
dance Friday night.
G. W. Vaughn passed through White
Bird Tuesday enroute to the Robbie
ranch from Grangeville.
NJ. H. Williams, HI. r. Nurss and J.
G. Allison of Mt. Idaho were week end
visitors in our little city.
Miss Oma Cochran from the Garfield
section was the guest of Miss Erna Fos-
kett Tuesday of last week.
G. M. Cowan, wife and son, are here
from Kansas, looking over the country,
preparatory to locating here.
Peter Vanderburg returned Thursday
from up the river after completing a
new garage for Ralph Russell.
Mrs. Douglas and little child came
down from the county seat the first of
the week to visit with friends.
Mrs. N. L. Broughman and children
Of Kennewick, Wash, are visiting
White Bird relatives and friends.
Ralph Russell, and wife, motored to
town Thursday in their new car, and
were trading with local merchants.
Mrs. Asher and little child came
down from Grangeville Tuesday and
went on up to Freedom on the stage.
Mrs Reed came down from Skookum-
chuck Monday, and shopped with White
Bird merchants, returning home Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Robey and James
Auscombe passed through town Thurs
day enrout to their home, from the
plains.
Platt Talbot, ST., of the Joseph Sec
ton, spent few days of last week in
town, and attended the Henley sale
Tuesday.
Bert Henley was in town Thursday
bidding old friends good-by, previous
to his departure for his future home in
lewiston.
Mrs. Clark Gill and son passed
through town Wednesday going to the
prairie to visit with Mrs. Gill's mother,
Mrs. Cain.
Mrs. A. G. Mccoy, of Doumecq
plalns visited White Bird friends last
tuesday while Mr.. Mccoy attended the
Henley sale.
Mr.. Shuck, of Lewiston, who travels
1or the Empire Candy Co., of Spokane,
was calling on local trade Wednesday
Of last week.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Erskine were
Gown from Grangeville and were White
Difd visitors last Tuesday. Mr.. Erskine
was here surveying.
Jesse V. Ripley and Ray R. Kidder
OF Doumeeq Plains were White Bird
Wis visitors Tuesday and were trading with
"nte Bird merchants while here.
m samuel Wood, was in White Bird
W. med11esday, from the Warrens country
N Mr, Wood says everything is booming
'nefe, and snow is still feet deep.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis Smith were week
saa visitors with Mrs. Snyder, the
Io1her OF Mrs. Smith, who lives on the
o0nsepn' They returned home Monday.
-. u. A. Green will go down to
lewiston next week to attend the COM
aaohcement exercises in which his
tive part. VIZ '''A0 "l ."
b.. Engineer John T. Ewitzler, of Kan
aakee, H., was the guest of his broth
u W, zoe M swltzler, Wednesday of last
far six years. ~ Ao-
Ra MRS: Florence Remington, from the
; nn \ Ferry, who has been visit
f tas !. her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Hill,
he , t tae past several days, returned to
A'i I'm nome Wednesday.
tor A r. Floyd Canaan and little daugh-
v ,is from Spring Camp, who have been
with g relatives here, and trading
bo ,0n i 10, merchants, returned to her
M. thursday of last week.
Nall ai, and Mrs. Len Richardson left
Ban ay 1or Greer, Idaho, to visit Mrs.
will will as a sister of Mrs. Richardson. They
for I p. after their return home, leave