Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-10-04
CLARK Gill is at the Wyatt ranch thi.

"a Harry B. Zerr Will open his picture
Show here October 5.
cyril Gardener was a stage passenger
70 Grangeville last week.
]. l.. Chamberlain of higgins was a
Whitebird visitor Monday.
Nav Casper of higgins went to
tirangeville by stage Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. NJ. Cruise of Spokane
were Whitcbird visitors Sunday.
Frank Sotin, rancher from Skoo-
kumehuck, was in town last week.
Misses Elva and Chloe Berry spent
Sunday at the G. Ii. Lyons ranch on the
river.
r. IL. Harrison of the Pittsburg ferry
was transacting business in Whitebird
last week
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Donaldson and A.
e. Elder motored to Grangeville and re-
turn Sunday.
Budd Mcdonald and Kenneth Barrett
of Garfield were in Whitebird the last
of the week.
Wallace and Murray Barnes were
stage passengers from Pollock to
Grangeville Monday.
Seth d. Jones, rancher of this sec
ton, passed through Whitebird enroute
to Grangeville Tuesday.
Otto Schlieker, a rancher from up the
river, was transacting business in
Whitebird the first of the week.
Mrs. George Behean returned Satur-
day from Spokane, where she went the
first of the week to accompany Miss
Addie and Guy to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor were
called to Grangeville Tuesday on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Taylor 5
brother, Marshall Canaan.
A. R.sCalvin went to Grangeviile Sat
urday where he will visit his sister. He
expects to visit other outside points be
fore returning to Whitebird.
J. Loyal Addison and family motored
to Grangeville Tuesday to visit the
formers mother, They expect to go to
Lewiston before returning to Whitebird
George Wood, rancher of the Pitts
burg section, passed through Whitebird
Tuesday enroute to Lewiston where he
will visit his family, there for the year
S. 2. Gully who has been employed
on the survey between Whitebird and
Pollock, was in town the first of the
week. He went to Grangeville Tues
day.
Roy Hogan, who is attending the
Grangeville high school, is spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Hogan. He will return to school next
week.
j. w. Crooks, a well-known retired
rancher of this section, returned from
Cottonwood Tuesday, where. he had been
selling some of his beef cattle. He re-
ports prices are good,
Mrs. Edna Davis of Winchester ar
rived in Whitebird Friday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jillson
She expects to leave soon for Lewiston,
where she will reside.
Wilbur Van Wey was here from his
ranch up the river this week. and re-
port that the grass is showingaup since
the recent rain. He made a strip to
Fem for supplies for winter. a.
Byron. u efenbaek of Lewiston was. in
Whitehead Su1sftay visiting his son. Roy
He refirned Ito Grangevi)le and Was
joined by Mfs. sDefeubach From there
they expected to motor TO Boise. -. 2.
Mrs. c. II. Hurst and Mrs. Joe Dick
son passed through Whitebird the first
of The week enf0nte to their homes at the
RIVER View. Ranger station and Lucille
from Lewiston, where they had been
for some time. 81
Miss lsma Jones is spending week
at the Emmett Jones ranch across the
river. Emmett and family recently,
moved to the Mrs. Ellen Brown ranch
tie and G.. r. Harrison will farm the
ranch next year.
James McHugh had the misfortune
TO incur an injury to his chest last week.
lie was ON a ladder some distance from
me ground repairing a roof, and the
rung on which he was standing broke,
letting him fall to the ground
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.. Greenlee returned
TO Nhltebird last week after an absence
OF several weeks. Mrs. Greenlee had
been In hospital in Lewiston since
leavlng here. She is much better at
present. They are living in the Mrs.
Ed Nelson house.
Preston Nandeburg, who has been EN-
p!oEed on the survey between White
'ird and Pollock during the summer
passed through Whitebird Monday en-
route to Lewiston, where he will at
tena the Lewiston high school, his par
ehts having removed there last spring.
Mrs. Emma Holden, daughter,
''ualna, and Miss Ruth Crooks went
TO the Wyatt ranch last week They
eA,ected to return for school next week
W. X. Armour, cashier of the White
"'t" state bank, spent Sunday at the
None, ,phes ranch, returning to his duties
monday morning.
~ ). Trueblood and family of Twin
AUS Ida, motored to Whitebird last
week arriving here Thursday They
n'S,'ed the formers sister, Mrs. Ida
ppu.zien' and accompanied by Mr..
nItzlen, left Friday for Grangeville,
S Snefe family reunion was held Sun
nay at the Trueblood home Mrs.
"u'zien returned home Monday.