Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-14

Mr. Calvin was d ouhu"'
.he county seat. ,s;noss Tin -
inc I'm Martin made a business trip 10
=, county seat Tuesday. :,
tne Ms ]. w. Curtis is reported to be Ill
~ l an attack of la grippe
WV. Mrs. Mathorn is suffering severe at
- If la grippe at present.
'S O. Tweedy made a trip TO the
,h Monday of this week
'0 Ms Ed Smith has been confined to
m lo,,e the past week with la grippe.
hee u Sbiun and d. s. Hamilton of the
,aeo were W hite Bird visitors Mon
Mrs May Butzein, who has been quite
NJ 9TH Iagrippe is able to be out
asd on Brust one of our hustling Joseph
"hors was a Monday business visitor
in White Bird.
Mrs. Ellen Brown continues to Slowly
..,nrove. which news is very gratifying
10 her many friends.
w T. Evant Of Camas Prairie was
..onsacting business in our little city
the first of the week.
Shell Delmage has purchased a new
n;oro and placed it in his home for his
little dauRnIcl, JENNY :.
Miss Taylor left Tuesday for visit
IN Mr. and Mrs. Pick Chamberlin in
The Sugar loaf section.
Gus Gardiner Of Big Canyon was
White Bird business visitor Tuesday
coming in after supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Nelson left the
last of the week for Boise to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Ivan bennington from the top of the
White Bird grade was White Bird
business visitor Monday.
Miss Rena Baker left Monday for her
home in Spokane after short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Robt. Wolf.
Joseph Thomas of the Joseph was
transacting business with White Bird
merchants Tuesday of this week.
Barney Mathewson of the Doumecq
left last week for Occur d. Alene to
work in the mines there this winter
Mrs. Jas McHughs came in from
across the river Monday and had some
dental work done while DIR. MacNeil
was in town.
Miss Edna Jillson, who has been the
guest of relatives at Kendrick, Idaho,
for the past three months, returned
home Sunday.
Miss Pearl Grail, who has been visit
ing her mother at the Henry Elfers
home on Cow Creek, returned to the
prairie Monday
E. s. Hendrickson from the little
Salmon country was a White Bird visi
tor the first of the week and was regis
tered at the local hotel while in town.
The modern Priscilla met last Satur-
L., nd
Berry, the Misses Mary McEntee and
Josephine Kizer as guests of the club.
Tom Pogue, returned Monday from a
two weeks trip to Spokane. He ac-
eompanied Mrs. Pogue that far on her
journey to Texas to spend the winter
with her father.
Henry Elfers of Lucille and Robt.
Gill returned Tuesday from the stock
show at Lewiston. Mr.. Gill brought in a
bunch of some fine stock with him
upon his return.
Grover Newman, who recently pur-
chased the Mahurin property in the
south part of town, has moved his
family in and they are now living in
their new home.
j. Arthur Brown, deputy supervisor
" VhN 4'Oh OiCt SCl N1'C liOhi
Grangeville passed through White Bird
Thursday enroute to higgins on some
government work.
John Hockenson returned Wednesday
from a months trip to the coast. Mr..
Hockenson made the trip through to
Spokane with load of hogs and was
quite sick while gone.
Clyde Sharp of Lewiston was in White
Bird Wednesday last, making a trade
with Chas. Durham of property in Lew
lston for property and stock which the
latter owns in Grangeville.
Miss Mary McEntee, who is teaching
school at Slate Creek this winter, was a
guest of Misses Annie and Addie
Behean over Sunday and had some
dental work done while in town
G. J. Wright moved his family to
Wmte Bird the latter part of the week
and are now at home at the Durham
pace Chas. Durham and family have
taken possession of the Wright ranch.
Chas. Shinn, of the Doumecq, who re.
Gently rented his ranch to John Nc
Donald and disposed of his household
goods, is planning a trip to British
columbia to spend the holidays with a
niece