Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-01

40 the county seat
" Razor came dwon from tn
Henry GOAT thursday on business.
W shearer came in from thu
A. W." aot ON the stage Saturday.
Abe Galloway from up the r r wa'
.,a din with local merchants Monday
"@ ~sos collett from the Boles country
lnos. 1ino with White Bird merchants
Monday.
h ~ business in White Birc
| Saturday -
aims and went out to camas Prairie
| Thursday. o,, ;,
vVA White Bird business visitor
| Wednesday.
Miss Esther Sorrow was stage pas
srcer Wednesday from Lucille to
Cirsngeville.
Mrs Harry Vincent came down from
r.aaaom and took the Wednesday stage
far Grangeyille.
VIM Rookie, from Billie Creek on the
,..onb was a White Bird business
| visitor Saturday.
Jesse Ripley passed through town
saturday enroute to Grangeville from
Doumecq Plains
Miss Cora Canaan has returned from
| week s visit at the richardson home
on Zephyr Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans from
across the river were White Bird
| shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson delivered a
nice bunch of stock hogs at the Seth
| Jones ranch Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Stewart passed through
/ White Bird Saturday enroute to Lucille
from the county seat.
H. L. Twilegar was stage passenger
Sunday going up to Lucille. He had
been out to the prairie visiting friends.
Max Aronson was in town Thursday
in the interests of the Sanitary Cigar
Factory of Grangeville.
O. NJ. Overman passed through town
Tuesday from the Pogue ranch on Fid-
die Creek enroute to Grangeville.
Harry Grant passed through town
Wednesday enroute from his ranch at
Allison Creek to higgins.
v. Mckinney came down from
Grangeville Saturday and went up to
Higgins returning Monday.
Mrs. Emma Coffey is assisting at
the Chamberlin restaurant during the
absence of Mr. Chamberlin.
Walter H. Lemon and Geo. F. Ander-
son from the Boles section were in
White Bird Monday enroute to Cotton.
wood.
Miss Flo Ripley of Doumecq Plains
was iii town Saturday enroute to the
Iegbrandt home to help nurse their
little girl who is quite ill.
0. F. Wolf, d. Scharnhafst and F.
Scharnharst from Genesee, Idaho, were
in White Bird Thursday leaving for
their mines on Rapid River to do some
assessment work
Mrs. Hiltsley who has been outside
for some time came down from
Grangdville Saturday and will visit
at the Prof. j. w. Curtis home before
going on to her home at higgins.
s. N. Pittenger and wife of Detroit
Mich, who have been employed at the
George Behean ranch, left Sunday fol
the east, going by the way of Sail
Lake and Denver.
Mrs. Wallace Hill and children left
saturday for Spokane, where the
Youngest son will receive medica
treatment. Mr.. Hill accompanied then
as far as Grangeville.
Mrs. Emma Holden, accompanied by
her brother, Charlie Crooks and hi
ntte daughter Josephine left Sunday
for her homestead on Wolf Creek, afte
short visit at the Jake Crooks home
Inc ten-cent tea given by the Ladie
Ala thursday afternoon at the parson
age was not quite so well attended be
cause of the Indictment weather, al
ful time.
MIS-. A. d. Kennedy and children
ieft Saturday to visit with Mrs. Yates
n, sister In Grangeville, Mrs. L. M
ttnoinason, a sister in Lewiston, an,
S Ssr mother Mrs. R. A. Lyle, at Sites
one VIII be gone indefinitely.
nMr' and Mrs. Merdith Martin an,
george Lynch, of LaVata, Colo, arrive,
e. "hite Bird Sunday and are lookin
vi location here. Mrs. Martin is
M MsIer of Mrs. G. M. Cone. Mr.. an
'"i'' Zone met them at Pollock.
u. Mrs. John Ashby and little daughte,
Ar rO nave been sojourning in Phoeni,
NJ M Tor some time for the .benefi
~ ~ MIS- Asrby's health, have returne
f r. snelr home near Freedom. Her man
mn MINUS are quite glad to see her s
en improved in health.
b, mrs Mason, who with her children
SON. SON. made White Bird their home fo
Tdas tlme, left last Thursday for M
fntuvo where she will reside in tn
; o;n e. Miss Olive left ON Monday I
VIII, aeT mother. Felix will remain i
Bird '1 BID blrd for the time being. Whit
- people regret to see them leave.
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