Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-07

= Ford made trip to the prairie
Sunday. -, r;n+on was a week end
,.;stor in Grangevllle.
ViS n.,s Rice made business trip to the
county seat Saturday.
rbas. Ecklers was down from the
,oseph Monday on business.
VIM. Eller was down from the county
~ tuesday on official business.
sea- Ios Aram of the Joseph section was
Monday business visitor IN White
Dn Sa.h ZONES who has been outside on
,o;noss returned to the river section
Monday. - ,oft lost ryoal
por,land on an extended visit with
her daughter. ~ o,, NOD
..;n m the county seat Wednesday on
land business.
pa;lev Rice of John Day was in town
Monday enroute to Grangeville after a
load of freight.
Miss Pearl Prall went to Lucille We'd
,esdav to visit sister, who is employ
aS at the Henry ElfeIs home.
NJ and Mrs. Newt Otto from across
.bo river, were out of town shoppers
saturday in White Bird.
peter Vandeburg returned Tuesday
from Lewiston, where ne had gone as
witness in land trial.
Sam Jones came in from Meadows
Sunday where he had gone after bunch
Of cattle for F. E. Wyatt.
John Powell and Ed Pierce returned
from Cottonwood Wednesday, both
bringing in a load of lumber.
Clint Springer and Mrs. Springer of
the bounced were trading with White
Rird merchants Saturday last.
Enoch Christensen, Mr.. Reed and w.
= Abercrombie of the Joseph made
trp to Cottonwood Monday on road
business.
Clarence Watson and Joe Thomas of
Joseph were transacting land business
with Commissioner G.. J. Wright here
Tuesday.
A. O. Hess, one of the local sportsmen,
made hunting trip to Zephyr ridge last
week and brought back fine venison
with him.
Miss Jean Bailey, who has been at
tending school in Grangeville returned
to White Bird Monday and will enter
school here.
J. F. and F. E. Wiley of Camas
prairie passed through White Bird Fri
day, enroute to the Joseph to build
house for son of j. F. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pick Chamberlin who
have been visiting at the Ralph Russell
home, returned to their home at Spring
Camp Mrs. Chamberlin and Mrs.
Russell are sisters.
C. w. Ellenson, G. L. Morris, VIM.
Thompson and A. P. Morris of Kamiah
were registered at the local hotel We'd
nesday last, they were enroute to John
Day on a hunting trip.
Misses Annie and Addie Behean re
turned from Spokane Wednesday, Miss
Addie who was recently operated on
for appendicitis, is very much improved
and able to be about amongst her
friends.
Walter Almon of Cottonwood was a
White Bird visitor last week having as
sisted John Rock in bringing one hun
dred head of calves in from outside
and attended the Thanksgiving dance
while in town.
The Thanksgiving services which
hcit uSlu dt Ine CHURCH lHulo udy
evening were well attended, and were
greatly enjoyed by those present. Rev
Anderson delivered the sermon.
Out of town people attending the
Thanksgiving dance here Thursday
night were: Ralph Russell, Pick Cham
berlin, Emmett Jones; Mesdames Rus
Rice Lou Brust; Misses Blanche Nc
Donald, Jennie Peters, Margaret Dau
benspcek Mildred Dengman, McDougal;
Messrs. Arthur McSpadden, Deasy and
VIM. Hartman, o. N. Newkirk, Ed
Hill, Albert Poe, Walter Almon, Jas.
Anseomb, Guy Toogood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Bentley and chill
dren and Miss Proc of Zephyr Ridge
and Mrs. J. w. Hoekersmith of Rice
Creek were Thanksgiving guests at the
Harry ioogood home on the Doumecq.
Little Carol Curtis, the youngest son
Of Prof. and Mrs. J. w. Curtis, came
near suffering a broken nose Sunday.
While at play the little fellow
fell and struck his nose ON the edge of
the side walk. 1t was thought at first
70 be broken, but proved to be only
badly bruised.