Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-28

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| George Killmar and family of the |
Winona section were in town the first
of the week trading. n
Adolph Hinkleman and family of the
| Greencreek section were in the city the
first of teh week trading.
Deputy Treasurer George Martin, who
was attending the X. P. Grand Lodge at
Nanpa returned the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White drove
down to Lewiston Saturday and from
there will go to Spokane for brief
visit,
| Miss Cordelia Emmett of Kendrick
who has been visiting Miss Lititia
Frizzell and friends left this morning
for her home.
Ben Bunnell will leave in the morning
for Bakerfield, California where he will
join Mrs. Bunnell and the family and
make that city their future home.
Frank Kettenbach, president of the
Bank of Camas Prairie, drove up from
Lewiston the first Of the week and spent
a day or two in town on business.
l.. M. Harris and several other land
seekers returned Monday evening from
bingham, Montana where they went to
look over the country. Mr.. Harris is
agent for these lands.
Pittman Atwood and his father, T. M.
Atwood left this morning for Spokane
to get couple of Maxwell cars. They
are going to drive them across country
and arrive here Saturday.
Frank Rice, who has been in the
East for the past five months, returned
Hast night. He spent several months in
New York and found things booming
like western mining town.
Rev. Father Zuur announces that last
Sunday which was "Red Cross Sun
day's collection of SIS was taken up
for the American Red Gross and for
warded to Washington, d. G.
/ Oliver Mcconnell returned the first
of the week from his fishing trip on
Mill creek and reports that fishing was
none too good due to the fact that the
stream was still very high and muddy.
Edwin j. Coram, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coram, who has just finished his
second year of post graduate course
in medicine at the University of Michi-
gan is returning this evening to spend
the summer in Grangeville.
The household goods of Geo. Ring were
this week shipped to White Bird and
freighters took the same down the first
of the week. The Ring family will
make their home in the Salmon river
country where Mr.. Ring will continue
to work for the forestry department.
: Tom Brunton of Peola, Wash. and Joe
, Reubenser of Pomeroy drove over from
Pomeroy last week intending to make a
{ prospecting trip to the mining country
t They have been in town for several
days trying to get horses. They will
leave for the mountains before the end
of the week.
! Work on the 20 foot addition to be
S built to the Lyric was commenced last
r Friday and Contractor Campbell Is
r pushing the work as rapidly as possible
: When this addition is completed anG
the Lyric adjusted to its new home
!, Mr.. Edmundsop will have one of the
8 most-up-to-date theatres to be found il
( Northern Idaho
Charley Johnston and Sam Wright
Y left Tuesday morning for Mill creel
}, where they will try to prove to thu
: natives that they are about the bes
( fishermen in this part of the country
: Charley and Sam always manage t,
s make fishing trip every year togethe
1 and seem to have no trouble in gettins
r their share of the finny tribe.
Shell Delmage, the well known stock
man of the upper Salmon river country
: l(ame out Tuesday with shipment o.
0 hogs which he sold to local buyers 70
i 141a cents. Mr.. Delmage, who has on,
e of the best stock ranches in the Salmon
n 4 10, ln1 ~ -
Q the same and has now placed it upon tn
!. market. To man who desires to ge
e into the stock game and with one O
r the best layouts in the state, the Del
i mage land and outfit ought to appeal.
Henry Hazlitt of Dixie came out tn
$ first of the week and will remain
e several days looking after business mat
d tiers. Mr.. Hazlitt states they had thei
). last snow the 18th of June and sine
e that time the weather has been warmin,
!. up and the snow rapidly melting. o.
d his way out at the Newsome house b
:. had the pleasure of meeting his oil
+ schooImaster whom he had not seen TO
!. fifty years and enjoyed very much
d visit of several hours with the fine oil
/, gentleman who taught him the sound
2 ness of the saying of spare the rod an
e spoil the child. .tf ats8
K Mrs. c. f. Shinn and daughter Mrs
d j. w. jackson and son arrived il
e Grangeville last Friday evening iron
/ British Columbia where they now max
d their home Mr.. Shinn and her daugh
ter were formerly residents of Grange
o willie and will be remembered by man.
9 Grangeville citizens. They left Sunda
( morning for White Bird where they vii
9 visit with friends and reatives for som
: time before returning home. Mrs. Shin
stated that the war is being severl
o felt in Canada and that the cities i
the English providence are filling u
! with wounded soldiers returning iron
r the front but that they are determine
n to fight to finish or-until such a tim
:. when German autocracy is downed.