Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

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,osa hotel Monday. -. ~
.anty seat Sunday.
eoan'' McAIister came down from
o.angeyille Thursday.
GrangT Mudslow came in Friday on the
10 from Grangeville.
s's qyI;s Harness was visitor in the
unity seat Wednesday.
eoa nac Rrust was White Bird visitor
C..nrday from Wolf Creek.
0a r. Jennings of Grangeville was a
white Bird visitor Sunday. a
"I "a WYATT, Joseph cattleman, was
White Bird visitor Saturday.
palnh Russell was transacting bust
..ss n Grangeville Wednesday.
NUS 4 Eimers came down from Grange
..;,,s Thursday returning Friday.
Nv Allison came down from Grange
.;,ls Sunday on business matters.
Uuob Wagner was a passenger on the
.,aae Thursday to the ROBBIE ranch
Mrs Monty Jarret returned Satur-
Law from a protracted visit outside.
Miss Bessie Howell of Grangeville
anne down Saturday for a few days.
Mrs. Ralph Russell from up the river
was White Bird shopper Thursday.
Mr.. Large from Freedom was in town
Saturday enroute to the county seat.
lanes Dyer from the forest reserve
was registered at the local hotel Satur-
day.
ont TO Denver Wednesday to visit her
parents.
#. S. Jackson was stage passenger
from the county seat to White Bird
Sunday.
A. II. Longthorn and j. III. Heobys
came in from the outside Sunday on
the stage.
Miss Alberta DAILY was a stage pas
senger to Grangeville Wednesday of
last week.
Ira Smith, deputy game warden of
Idaho county was here last Wednesday
on business.
Miss Esther Sorrow was in White
Bird Thursday enroute from Lucille to
Grangeville.
Arthur McSpadden and Robt. Gill
passed through town Thursday enroute
to the prairie.
County Auditor John Eimers and
Mrs. Eimers were down from Grange
vile Saturday.
Harry Markham from the Joe Nc
Henry ranch was White Bird business
visitor Tuesday.
+. E. Warden was down from
Grangeville Thursday shaking hands
with old friends.
Eugene Langdon was here Friday to
see about counting bunch of cattle to
60 on the reserve.
Miss Anna Mcdonald came down
from Doumecq Plains Saturday to wit
ness "The Hoodoo.''
Miss Broderick, who is teaching at
Spring Camp was here Saturday to at
tend "The Hoodoo.'
H. E. McAllister, stockman from
the upper Salmon was transacting
business here Thursday.
H. P. Toogood was here from the
Deamecq Monday hauling grain for the
Salmon River Stores Co.
Dave Peters, one of the Joseph
ranehers, was here Saturday to attend
the school entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rus Rice were down
from up the river Saturday to attend
the Grangeville class play.
7 B. higgins and Tom Curless of
higgins were here Friday making final
proof on Mr.. Curless' homestead.
Allen McAdams came down from
Grangeville Friday and went up to the
Little Salmon country looking for work.
Faye Hurley, of Freedom, was trans
acting business in White Bird Satur-
day and attended the school entertain
ment.
Mrs Mary Roose and children, who
nave been making an extended visit
with relatives in Lewiston, returned
home Sunday.
ID. ii. Winslow of Wichita, Kansas,
was calling on the local trade Friday
IN the interest of broom factory which
he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Large came down
from Freedom Saturday to attend the
urangevllle class play and retur-
ed home Sunday.
MISS Margaret Daubenspeck, who is
teaching ON the Joseph, came down Sat
ufday to attend the Grangeville play,
returning Sunday.
Joe Dysard and VIM. Knighton were
mere mere with Mr.. Peters from Wolf Creek
saturday transacting land business
with G. J. Wright.
n hari Rice, Lloyd Holbrook and w. O.
n dNeedy came over Saturday from Wolf
oleek to attend the Grangeville festi-
sities pulled off here.
NAY nay Irwin came down from Camas
r.n Wednesday and went up to the
Nh MI ranch, returning home Thursday.
MISS Melva Gill accompanied him home.
h.. WIN. McCloud from Sheep Creek, who
pas oeen spending the winter in White
io because of i'll health returned to
a. aaS nome. He is very much improv-
,bo eter Nanderburgh left the first of
NV me week for the Ralph Russell ranch,
a 20 lhe river, where he will build a
e sa.age Tor Mr.. Russell to house his new
II. salmon ad river is reeeding again after
tho recent rapid rise. For several days
th he past week the river was higher
a snah at any time during the past spring