Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-10-11


Frank L. Moore, prosecuting attorney
of Latah county, was in Grangevile
this week on business in the district
court.
ID. W. Sonneville of Lewiston arriv-
ed in Grangeville Monday night to at.
tend the funeral of the late James G..
Wood.
William and Edward Steinbach have
returned to Grangeville from Spokane,
where they had been working for
month.
Ross FrizzeIl returned to his father s
ranch on the Salmon river Tuesday,
after visit of couple of days in
Grangeville.
p Ralph Baker, of the Madison Lumber
x Mill Co., Spokane, is here on bust
ness connected with the local office of
the company.
Thomas Parker, of Parker Brothers,
Cottonwood merchants, was in Grange
vile Friday. He said business is good
in Cottonwood
Charles Boren, reporter for the dis
trict court, returned on Sunday night
from Lewiston, where he went for a
weekend visit.
l.. NJ. Harris, Basil Harris, Harold
Harris and Mrs. Fannie Harris were
visitors in Cottonwood, from Grange
vile, on Sunday.
Peter kearney, a prosperous rancher
of Lucille, was in Grangeville Saturday.
Mr.. Kearney plans to sell his ranch and
stock and to remove to California.
Cashier Quist, Jack Wills and Mr.
Meeker are among the Kooskia men in
town today, appearing before the
county commissioners on business mat
tiers.
Postmaster Nash was here from Cot
tonwood Friday. The firm of Nash &
Creelman is closing out and from now
on John will devote all his time to the
postoffice.
Mrs. Harry Cox and child of Spokane,
who have been visiting in Grangeville
with Mrs. Gox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Karsten, returned to their home
Sunday morning.
Merdin Shaw returned to Grange
vile Saturday night from Toppenish,
Wn., to which place he accompanied
fourteen cars of livestock that left
Grangeville on the previous Tuesday.
Earl Manning, who is attending
school in Charleston, returned to that
/ city Tuesday morning after brief visit
with relatives in Grangeville. Earl last
! year attended Grangeville high school.
/ Allen and Oren Markham arrived in
| Grangeville Monday from Allen Is
homestead on the Clearwater Oren
departed Tuesday for Lewiston, to at.
tend school, while Allen will return TO
his ranch.
John Stanton, NJ X. Conant and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee, all of Fem, com
prised a party of Grangeville visitors
Monday. Messers Conant, Stanton and
Lee found time TO pay visit to the
Free Press office.
! c. S. Smith and family left Saturday
( for Lewiston, where they will reside.
1 The Smiths lived in Grangeville for a
number of years. Mr.. Smith has not
announced what line of business he will
! follow in Lewiston.
Adolph Hinkleman and family drove
to Grangeville from the Greencreek sec
ton Sunday. Mr.. Hinkleman is one
of the good road enthusiasts of Green
creek and has been doing some good
work in that connection.
+. z. Taylor of Whitebird, keeper of
the Whitebird hotel, was in Grange
vile Saturday and returned home with
Oscar Rape, also of Whitebird, who
spent several days the latter part of the
week in the county seat.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, science teach
or in the Grangeville high schools, ar
rived on Saturday nights train from
Moscow, where she has been engaged in
purchasing apparatus needed by science
and chemistry classes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Forth and A. Z
Lovelace and daughter, returned last
week from an automobile irir o. 1000
miles through central Oregon and on the
coast. They had delightful trip,
which was not marred by any accident
or trouble.
Commissioner and Mrs. Jay Rhoades
drove to Grangeville Monday from their
home on the upper Salmon, Mr., Rhoades
coming to attend a meeting of the
board of county commissioners, and
Mrs. Rhoasies to depart by train for
Portland, where she will spend month
with relatives.
Mrs. J. j. Torbet was in Grangeville
from the ranch near Denver Monday.
She says, Judging from the amount of
fall grain that is being put in in their
neighborhood, there will be a much
larger acreage given over TO wheat the
coming year than has been the case on