Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
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Anderson from Robbie Bar was
~ "a Bird Sunday visitor.
WIZ Gill was in White Bird Satur-
nV onronte to the county seat.
dsy Tones of Spring Camp was here
WI sDr anroute to Camas Prairie.
Mghua Berger of Grangeville was
~ bird business visitor Tuesday.
Waiss n ZONES of the Fly Blow section
white Bird business visitor Mon
0' A. Baltis was a stage passenger
r. ,ar nom John Day to the county
sea- Ford passed through White Bird
Fr;oay enroute from Lucille to orange
vile. .b.h 4o
Monday enroute to Grangeville from
John Day.
..om Meadows to Grangeyllle FRIDAY OF
Mr. Wilson representing a baking
.awder company was calling on local
trade Monday.
Runcka was here from Lewiston
Monday. he was touring the country in
his automobile.
Marsh Brown, candidate for cou ty
rrovor was in White Bird Wednes-
day electioneerlng.
Delmer Hockersm1th came over from
Rice Creek Sunday to attend the Joseph
White Bird ball game here.
q. J. Hall returned home Monday
from Lewiston where he had been to
dispose of his crop of wool.
Miss Margaret Dodge came down
from the Rus Rice ranch Sunday tor
short visit with friends here.
Mrs R. Z. Warner came down from
Grangeville Thursday and went on up
10 the Rice ranch for short stay.
Mrs. Twiegar came down from Lucille
Sunday and is a guest at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Percefield.
Geo. j. Swift, who represents the
John Deere Plow Co., was White Bird
business visitor Sunday and Monday.
T. C. Vincent of Boles Junction was
here Sunday and took part in the ball
game pulled off here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Jarrett returned
home last week from Spokane, Wash,
where they went to register at the land
drawing.
Miss Ida Gillispie, who has been visit
ING relatives in the Clearwater country
passed through town Monday enroute
to her home on the Joseph.
W. M. Baker of Cow creek was in
White Bird Tuesday in the search of
harvest hands, which seem to be
scarce article here this summer.
Enoch Christensen and family motor
ed over from the Joseph Sunday and
were guests of Engineer and Mrs. R. t.
Hazard at the construction camp.
G. A. Cuddy who has been at Meadows
feeding stock the past winter and
spring passed through White Bird
Thursday enroute to his home at Ken
drick.
Mesdames G. J. Wright and Earl
Kirkham went out to Grangeville Fri
day and returned home Saturday. Mrs.
Wright had some dental work done
while there.
Miss Lorena Maxey came in Tuesday
from Grangeville on the stage. She
was met here by friends and left for
visit on the Doumecq. Her home is
in Conrad, Montana.
Miss Margaret Wright returned home
Thursday from a few days visit at the
Otto home ON the Doumecq grade. Miss
Arlotta Otto accompanied her home and
remained until Sunday.
Early Sunday morning a wagon load
Of pienicers left for the forks of White
Bird creek. The day was spent in fish
ing, swimming, etc. and was greatly en-
Joyed by all in the party.
B. e. Cain and Harvey Thompson
came down from Camas Prairie Friday
and spent the day fishing for trout in
White Bird Creek and visited with Mrs.
Nellie Thompson while here.
Miss Blanche Mcdonald of the Dou-
mecq who has been attending summer
school at Bellingham, Wash, returned
home Friday. Arthur McSpadden met
her in Grangeville, returning from there
with her.
Mrs. Vanway came down from their
ranch at Horse Shoe Bend Wednesday
and made a short visit with friends
mere. She returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Caldwell accompanied her home
for visit.
boat containing, what appeared to
be party of tourists, passed the Lyons
Terry about sun down Monday evening
iney were travelling at very slow rate,
~ w ehe stronB VINO Nnlcn was
ROWING directly against them.
=, ohas. Lyons went out to Grangeville
thursday and from there to Lewiston
Maere Mrs. Lyons has been in the hospi-
.ai Tor the past month. They returned
nome the first of the week. Mrs. Lyons
was greatly improved in health.
u, Seth D. Jones, who has been at
M a.s, CAL, for the past month in
abundance at the bed side Of his broth
;anl' Robert Jones. who has been quite
III returned home last week. Although
i Lls brother is far from well, Mr.. Jones
an MIN IN more favorable condition
'nan when he was called there.