Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-17

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Turnbull was registered at the
local .I Ie Campbell was a Monday vlsi-
N the county seat;
tol "a y Flauk and Mrs. Pearl CROOKS were
"a IL r;siors on the Doumecq.
Sund1' Rover of Mohler was registered
j. = White Bird hotel Monday.
Of 1n W BRAKEMAN passed through town
y. '" nee bunch of hogs Thursday.
W1.h parvee went out to Grangevllle
ME so stage Monday for short visit.
on ~. T. Tayor and wife left Thurs
o. a "trip to Spokane on business.
das :" stanley Ripley, who has been
~ N at her home, is rapidly recover
ing ,. oS "Wednesday sta e
MI lanaer from higgins to the county
seat. e,o,, tho Geo Rebean
..neh was a Wednesday business visitor
nss Gam Zones of the Fly Blow section
- Saturday business visitor In
M" Miss Chloe Berry has accepted posi-
.:an az bookkeeper at the Salmon River
0's r Parker, the Grangeville in
aneo man was White Bird business
visitor Monday.
'i Nanean. the well known Doumecq
1shar was White Bird bushes
visitor Saturday.
Twilegar passed through town
Wednesday enroute from Lucille TO
Grangevilie on business.
mrs. F. E. Wyatt returned from Lew
;.ton Monday where she was called by
ne illness of her daughter.
M M. Jarrett and G. w. Brockman of
.be Row and Arrow ranch were visitors
n our little city Monday.
nd WYATT, a Joseph rancher, was in
White Bird Thursday, transacting bust
ness with local merchants.
Mrs. Monte Jarrett passed through
White Bird Monday enrOute to the
nrairie for visit with her parents.
John Atkinson came down from
Granpeville Wednesday and is a guest
AT the J. Loyal Atkinson ranch.
Geo. Wood, rancher from Pittsburg,
Oregon came over Wednesday and was
trading with local merchants while here.
Mike Poponich came down from
Grangeville Tuesday and transacted
business with local merchants while
here.
John johnson of Grangeville was here
last week visiting his sister Mrs. Nellie
Thompson, also his niece, Mrs. Peter
Vandeburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of John Day
announce the arrival of little daugh-
ter, Ruth Virginia, at their home, July
22nd.
Mrs. Hal Brown and little son, Hugh,
visited friends at Skookumchuck last
Sunday and caught nice string of
trout while there.
Jay Rhoades and little daughter, who
have been outside were in White Bird
Wednesday, enroute to their home at
Pollock
Mrs. Lyle, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. d. Kennedy, left Mon
day for Grangeville, she goes from there
to her home in Sites.
VIM. Lane who is working on the
Doumeeq at present, came down Tues
day evening for short visit with his
family. He returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson, who has been
out to Camas prairie visiting her sister
Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Schmadeka, and
brother, John Johnson of Grangeville
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Durham and little daughter
Erma left Tuesday for Lewiston, where
she will have her daughter eyes treated
and fitted with glasses before return
ing home.
Mrs. B. @. Davis, who has been quite
I'LL, is much improved. Her daughter,
Mrs. Faye Davis Price came down from
Grangeville to be with her mother dur,
ing her sickness.
Miss Olive Mason, who has been EN-.
ployed at the White Bird hotel left
Friday for Cottonwood having been
called there by the illness of her sister
Mrs. Essie Remington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira d. Wilson announce
the birth of son, August 1st at theil
home on the Joseph. The young man
mas been named Harold David. DIR. w
A. Foskett was the attending physician
ohas. Lyons went out to the county
seat Thursday. He met Mrs. Lyons
there who has been in Lewiston receiv
ing medical treatment for some time
past. They returned to White BIRD
Friday.