Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-15

VITA frank Rogers of Higgins was in
r mnlte Bird Friday trading with local
c Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Knorr of Spring
cahp took bunch of stock hogs out 10
'iahgeVilie Wednesday of last week.
a. r. Parker, of the firm of Parker
Eoah " Investment Co., returned to
urahgevlile Wednesday after spending
lew DAYS here writing insurance.
o. onzleker of the Snake river see
u sioh returned Saturday from Colfax.
WASH. where he had been to attend his
iaIner funeral, who died recently.
ros. richardson and son, Ed Richard.
part OF his place to G. T. Berry. has
soid the remaining portion to f. J.
Nlenols. Consideration was $500.
MI and Mrs. Len Richardson leave
TINS week for southern Idaho. looking
TOT mining location. Gene Hodson
VIII accompany them as far as Meadows
Mrs. b. B. Hazard went out to
nfangeviile Saturday to meet her father
Mr. Bricker, who will spend the summer
mere with his daughter. They returned
home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Donaldson and
son Lawrence left Saturday to attend
the Idaho Bankers Convention which
was held at Lewiston. They will re-
turn home Thursday.
VIM. Webb and Jake Eimers were in
White Bird Wednesday. They were
returning to their homes in Grange
VILE after delivering two new cars to
purchasers at Higgins.
children s Day was very appropria.
tely observed on the Doumeca, Sunday.
June 18th. A very interesting pro
gram was rendered and quite large
crowd was in attendance.
Geo. Smith, of the Sugar Loaf sec.
ton, went out to Grangeville SATURDAY..
he returned home Sunday accompanied
by MS son, Ernie, who has been attend
ing school in Grangeville this winter.
Fos Richardson and son, Ed Richard
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ball left
Tuesday for Marble Creek in the Thun-
der mountain country. They have gone
to locate homesteads but will return in
time for harvest.
Walter Brockman and family return.
ed to their home in the Snake river sec
ton Thursday from Camas Prairie
They will return to the prairie in the
near future to live after renting their
ranch on the Snake
ii. M. Cruise, shoe drummer, of
Spokane, came in from Meadows Satur-
day and was calling on local trade. He
made the trip in his car and became
stranded several times, because of mud
holes and high water
Miss Margaret Watson and Miss Cope
of the Joseph left Sunday for Moscow
to attend summer school. Mrs. Church
accompanied them as far as Cottonwood
and will visit with friends for week
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis from Portland
Oregon, came in Tuesday to be a guest
of Mrs. Harry Grant, at the F. E. Wyatt
ranch. Mr.. McAdams brought then
down from Grangeville in his car and
Mrs. Grant met them here.
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday
afternoon at the parsonage with Mes
danes T. F. Frizell and Ed Smith as
hostesses. Delicious refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served and at
tending ladies report delightful time
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brown from uI
the river announce the arrival of fine
baby girl, at their home June 9th. The
little lady has been named Letha. DR.
w. A. Foskett was the attending ply
stefan and report mother and babe a.
doing nicely.
Misses Mary Cochran and Esther
Crawford of the Doumecq Plains wen
outside Thursday to meet Miss Rutl
Cochran and Robert Cochran at Cotton
wood. They have been attending schoo
at Walla Walla. The entire party re
turned home Saturday.
Vance Rookie, of the Fly Blow sec
ton, who was operated on for appen
dicitis, and has been in the hospital a
Lewiston all summer, is just now abb
to be up and around at the hospital. Hi
many friends are glad to learn that h
is on the highway to recovery.
Mrs. George Behean and son, Ra.
who have been outside since the las
of May returned home Friday. The.
went to Grangeville for decoration Da,
services, and commencement exercises
: going from there to Spokane whera the
visited for several days. Miss Addit
: who has been attending school there
returned home with them.
Salmon river is raising pretty fas
:, again. 1t is over the river road in seN
: eral places, down towards the Lyon
, ferry. Mr.. Mathewson is still crossin.
: but J. w. Hockersmith at the Ric
: creek ferry has been tied up for
g dav or two at different times as tn
:. river raises, the waves being abot
four feet high in the center at times.