Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

NJ. NJ Jarrett was Monday business
visitor in White Bird.
Arthur McSpedden was down from
Doumecq Plains Monday.
Mrs. Short came down from higgins
Tuesday on land business.
Mrs. Ed Smith is visiting at the
T owls Smith home this week.
/ NJ. Hadorn of Deer Creek was
Monday business visitor in town.
VIM. Irving came down from the
eonntv seat Tuesday ON business.
Raw Chamberlain is undergoing
siege of the la grippe at present.
Alfred Sotin made business trip to
Granpeyille the first of the week.
Marion Upton of Slate creek was
trapsacting business here Monday.
Mrs. Prale was a Tuesday visitor in
town coming in from Grangeville.
Misses Arlotta and Florence Otto are
spending the week in town with friends.
II. B. Rape of higgins made trip to
Grangeville Tuesday on business mat
tiers.
Jas. Aram returned to his home at
Boles Sunday from a few days visit out
side.
Tom Shilan was business visitor in
/
| week.
w. M. Francisco came down from
| Grangeville Tuesday and went to the
| Joseph.
Rev. j. S. Anderson spent last week
! OH the Doumecq and held services there
/ Sunday.
Arthur Napean came down from
Doumecr Plains Friday and made a
land filing.
Jas Anscomb was in White Bird
Monday returning to his home from
trip outside.
Mrs. Tipton returned to her home in
/ Freedom Saturday after short visit in
Grangeville.
Mac Zumalt of Grangeville and W.
Il. Zumalt of the Boles section were
filing on land.
F. 2. Taylor and F. E. Wyatt are
| putting up ice from the j. B. Berry
pond this week
Mrs. Erna Marshall returned to White
Bird Thursday from several days visit
on the Doumecq.
E, T. Saunders from up the river
was transacting business in our little
city Wednesday.
Art and 10y Hollenbeak of Pollock
were transacting business in White Bird
i the last of the week.
X. F. Pencil and F. A. Hinkley were
here from higgins Tuesday filing on
4 additional homesteads.
Phil Beggs Oh Pollock was transact
a ing business with Land Commissioner
n Wright Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rice of Freedom
II were weekend visitors at the G.. j.
81 Wright home last week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Snyder of the
81 Joseph section were White Bird visi-
Il tors the last of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson and little daugh-
81 ter Dorothy have returned from visit
& with relatives in Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Hurley and
8 children of Slate creek were Sunday
8 visitors at the G. j. Wright home.
4 John Nevin returned home Saturday
& from three days visit with the Sal
mon river stores at higgins and Lucille.
B. D. Hinkley was in White Bird
Tuesday enroute to his home in Rig
S gins from a business visit to Grange
81 vile.
a Crofford Hoxie and p. H. Demfrey
OF Pollock came down to our little
city Friday and made filings under the
new law.
u X. 5. Thompson, who has been up
the river near Florence for the past
week, returned to his home at Kamah
III Thursday.
I'll Mrs Geo. Behean returned Sunday
hi from Spokane. Miss Addie accom-
panied her home and her throat is
much improved
# Mrs. Lou .Brust of the Joseph was in
town Thursday enroute to Grangeville
nj 20 meet her brother, Glen English, who
81 y returning home from the border.
81 Misses Edna Jillson and Jean Bailey
Messrs Lloyd Holbrook and Felix
Mason attended the dance at the Gouge
Eye school house last Friday night.
81 Pick Chamberlin, of Spring Camp
came over Monday on short business
visit. Pick says there is plenty of snow
s and to spare in their section at present
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Evans left Tues,
day for visit with relatives at Deer
creek and Horse Shoe Bend. Miss
Laura Burlinghoff accompanied them
home.
hay Davis, who had the misfortune to
step on a rusty nail last week, and
run 1t entirely through his foot, is able
ZM again WltHOut lHe dlu VI
#ctutches.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Eller came
Gown from Grangeville Tuesday last
on official business. j. o. Davis re-
.pfned to the county seat with him on
business matters.
The river section was covered with
ABOUT eight-inches of snow Tuesday
morning making fine sleighing for the
me being. Skaters are having much
MEASURE at present from the cold spell
~, mr. and Mrs. Hartman from north OF
Nhlte Bird announce the birth of q
s sph at their home Wednesday. Jan. II
me little chap is thriving nicely, but
ers' Hardman is suffering an attack
E OF la grippe.
D. b. Berry, one of the substantial
free Press readers, renewed for fiv,
Tearly subscriptions this week. Mr.
nerfy sends the paper to his sons and
at thar fo,,,ar homo On no