Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-08

| nlains SATURDAY i"0" -, ,;o. -,
Pid d. i S. Anderson held services on
a. noumeea last Sunday
the p pearson, a Grangeville livery
was in town Friday.
MAJ I'll Drake from poumeeq Plains
Friday visitor in town.
"a S;sa bridget Murphy returned Friday
short visit to Grangeville.
iiy Ianes Anscomb was weekend
oss visitor in the county seat.
ou M0mer Eimers of Grangevile was q |
asdav business visitor in White Bird. |
Knapp was in White Bird Friday |
,asenting the Lewiston Mercantile |
w Cain from Camas prairie was
- in our little city the last of the
week. -. ,oe. IN Thuraaay %
CO.. lewiston where he will visit
sister. Co.,, 49, .ha n.o-
o.oaL district was Tuesday business
q II. Cunningham, deputy assessor,
down from Grangeville Thursday
VI "A A, williams left Thursday for
.ontbern Oregon where he will try to
locate homestead.
f. Fl. Hutchinson, travelling safes
man from Spokane was calling on local
trade Thursday last.
Peter Vandeburg returned THURSDAY
s.or, Freedom where he has been doing
some carpenter work.
Mrs Pearl Crooks who has been very
low with typhoid pneumonia is report
Cd to be slowly improving.
Miss Laura Burlinghoff of the Deer
Creek section has been guest of Mrs.
Jas McHugh the past week.
Miss Chloe Berry is teaching school
in the primary department during the
absence of Miss Jessie Metcalf.
Miss Jennie Lyons returned Friday
from Tacoma, Wash, where she has
been attending school this winter.
H. Cook, Chas. Curtis and w. b..
Grindle were here Saturday returning to
higgins from a trip to Grangeville.
y. B. Wilson, cattleman from the
Snake river section was transacting
business in White Bird Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Young left on
Wednesdays stage for Grangeville.
They will 90 from there to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleave Hill of the
Joseph section announce the arrival of
son at their home Monday, March 5.
Joseph Wagner returned to his home
Monday from Grangeville and was the
proud possessor of his naturalization
papers.
For Sale-Restaurant and fixtures at
bargain. Good location. Apply ia
Mrs. Minnie Galloway, White Bird
Idaho Att
John DeHaven of Freedom was 9
weekend business visitor in Grange
vile on matters pertaining to the for
est service.
Mrs Lou Brust and Glen English
were here from the Joseph Saturday
having come over to meet Geo. Brus
and his bride.
L. F. Kelley and E. Rafferty, from
Snake river were transacting lane
business with commissioner Il.
Wright Monday.
Thos. Wilson, s. B. Wood and B. w
Wood, who had been to Grangeville oil
court business returned to the Warren
country Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kidder of tn
Joseph went to Skookumchuck the las
Of the week and are employed at tn
Foskett saw mill.
W. NJ. Francisco and Mrs. Ne
Rice came down from Freedom Wedne:
day and went to the Joseph where ti
latter has a homestead.
Mrs. j. o. Davis and children lei
Wednesday for Chewelah, Wash
where they will join Mr.. Davis and e1
pect to make their future home.
James Stevens, who has been emplo.
ed at the Wilson ranch on Snake rive
was in town Thursday enroute
Oregon where he will take up a hom
stead.
Miss Maurine Taylor, a daughter {
\. L. Taylor at Horse Shoe Bend wei
put to Grangeville Saturday and it
reported she was married there the fo
lowing day.
Geo. w. Boley has leased the Lyol
ferry, also the two ranches joining f
the coming year. A new boat will
put In as soon as the lumber is delivers
from the MILL
}. L. SPRINGFIELD was in this sccti'
Z Wednesday and purchased 80 head
rattle from Newt Otto and Claren
Harrison. He paid $50 per head f
caives and all. They delivered the cf
{ ie In Grangeville and Jas. McHui
{ helped make the drive.
John Hokenson and o. H. Evans !
Z arned Tuesday from Grangeville whe
'hey had been to deliver some be
attic. Mr.. Hokenson sold 20 head
Wo-year-old heifers, cows and stet
4 which netted him $226S. Eight head
h mem sold for 800 each.
frank Monroe will come down FRI
/. 1rangeville Saturday and hold an {
h minatlon for the postmastership of
y YEA office. Those taking the examil
II E,on are Nj. A. Roas, A. o. Hess, Raj
ofockman, Peter Vandeburp M
y Emma Holden and Mrs. G. J. Wrigh
Inc young friends of Miss Je
nailey gathered at. her home Thursd
u seening and gave her a surprise pa
d. e,ore her departure for Grangevi
r eieshments were served by M
tha ii1way after which they repaired
~ ne harrison & Tweedy hall where IL
peh. the remainder of the evening