Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-30

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Jack Mars of Lucille was a White
Bird visitor Thursday.
Fred Bedford and family were White
Bird shoppers Monday.
D. Hartman of the Joseph was a
White Bird visitor Saturday.
Elmer Curly was down from the
Doumecq the latter part of last week.
Gus WlckmaR was down from higgins
Sunday returning to his home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant passed
through town Sunday enrout to Lewis
ton.
Ed Price, Grangeville livery man.
was down from the county seat Sun.
day.
hoy Gordon of near Freedom is suf
fering from severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. Upton was down from Freedom
Monday trading with White Bird mer
chants.
w. G. Smith Of the Crooks Corral dis
trict was in town Saturday on land
business.
E. j. Nichols made a business trip
to the county seat the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Isabelle Pearson of Grangeville
is visitor at the home of her brother.
Jake Crooks.
Forest Ranger Langford from the
Errlson station was a business visitor
here Monday.
Geo. j. Swift, travelling salesman,
of McManville, Oregon, was in White
Bird on business.
County Superintendent Staley visit
ed the local school and other schools in
this locality recently.
Price Mahurin and wife from the
Banner school neighborhood were out
OF town shoppers Monday.
Miss Alberta Daily returned home
Sunday after visiting with friends in
Grangeville for several days.
F. E. Wyatt went out to Grangeville
Monday. From there he will 90 to
Lewiston to be gone several days.
Miss Clara Canaan, who has been ill
with tonsilitis and la grippe is able to
be back to her school duties again.
T. L. Allen delivered bunch of cat
tie here Monday, which had been pur-
chased by Grover and Milo Newman.
A. o. Hess passed through White
Bird Sunday returning from his ranch
to his family who are living in Grange
vile at present
Frank Norton, driver of the Garfield
parcel post wagon is off duty because
Of sickness. Dave Hooper is driving in
Mr.. Norton 8 place.
Mrs. Fred Reid from the Crooks Cor.
raj district returned to her home Mon
day after visiting several days with
Mrs. Emma Holden and little daugh
ter, Claudina, leave within a few days
for her homestead ON Wolf Creek
Mrs. Holden's father, Jake Crooks, will
accompany her.
Mrs. Sally Mclean, cook at the White
Bird Hotel, has gone to Grangeville to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Rhoda
Smith, who will leave soon for her new
home in Montana.
Marshall Canaan of Gait, who has
been down with inflammatory rheuma-
tism for the past twelve weeks at the
home of his father Daddy" Canaan,
is able to be out again.
Geo. Chamberlain, who has been
spending the winter at the Fred Rice
home has returned to the Joseph to the
home of his son, Pick Chamberlain.
Mr.. Chamberlain is very feeble.
John Hockenson, Salmon river cat
tie man has purchased large bunch of
cattle from Fred Bedford. Mr. Bedford
moving to California if he
is successful in selling his ranch.
Mrs. Mary Rosse and children left
for Grangeville where Mrs.
Rose will receive treatments from DR..
Moore for while, after which she will
go to Lewiston on an extended visit
with relatives.
Mrs. John Nevin and children have
from visit to the Grover
Newman ranch. Sunday Master Homer
Nevin and little Miss Wilma Newman
celebrated their birthdays together, 1t
being their 7th birthday anniversary.
Geo. Behean passed through town
Monday with bunch of 300 cattle en-
route to his ranch where he will put
hem on the range. Mr.. Behean had
purchased 200 tons of hay and has been
feeding them for the past weeks at
he Walter Hickerson ranch. The cat
lie were in fine shape.
Mrs. Richardson and family are now
living in the VIM. Hartman property.
G. H. Giles, an elderly gentleman,
who has been living alone, has gone to
Charleston to make his home with his
laughter, Mrs. Underwood. Mr.. Giles
vas becoming very feeble, he has been
n very poor health all winter. J.