Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-11

snV Miss Margaret Daubenspeck was a
Friday shopper in town.
Mahurin was down from zephyr
rde Saturday on business.
p +. Aliston was week end bush
,oss visitor in Grangevllle.
Wrs Clark Gill was a White Bird
..;s;+nr Thursday from John Day.
Ellis Harness Of Freedom was N
.oTn Monday having dental work done.
Mr linton of Freedom was transact
100 business in White Birl Wednesday
4 last. ~ UNI.
n L. Kirkham from up the White
4 p;rd Grade was trading in town Mon
4 day. g. a..
4 county seat Sunday and went to Free
! DOM
sherman Sly was down from Skoo-
tnmchuck the last of the week ON bust
ness
Jeff Deasy and John Day made trip
n the county seat on business Satur-
day last.
+. L. Allen, of Doumecq Plains was
business visitor in our little city
s Saturday.
Bailey Rice came down from John
Dav Saturday to trade with White Bird
merchants
John Powell from the Bow and Ar.
row ranch was Wednesday business
visitor in town.
Ed Vincent was in town from John
Dav the first of the week having some
dental work done.
The Glee Club met thursday night
with the Misses Berry at their home
or North Main street.
John Motter a rancher from the John
Day section was week end business
visitor in White Bird.
Vim. Campbell rancher from Skoo-
kumchuck was transacting business in
White Bird Saturday last.
Rev. j. s. Anderson returned Sunday
from a weeks visit with members of
his church ON the Doumecq.
A. Rennie travelling salesman from
Portland was here in the interests of
his firm the last of the week.
V. Knapp, who represents the Lew
iston Mercantile Co. was calling on
local trade Friday of last week.
R. E. McAlister, who cooked for the
convets while camp was established
here, u fit for outside points Friday
j. P. Wooley an insurance agent
Friday in the interests of his firm.
VIM. Francisco was in White Bird
Sunday enroute from Grangeville to
A Freedom for a visit with relatives.
Garrett Daniels and Owen Reed
were Tuesday visitors in White Bird
land were registered at the local hotel.
Cas-. Pennell, the higgins saw mill
man, made business trip outside Fri
\ 80 h.
Eweek.
c. L. Stocking who has been to Rig
gins on business passed through White
Bird Friday enroute to his home at st.
Maries.
NJ. G. Ford, who used to live in this
section some years ago, has returned
and filed on homestead in Center
canyon.
Mesdames j. S. Anderson and A. L.
Donaldson took advantage of DR.. Mac
Neils visit in town and had some dental
work done.
Geo. Y. King, forest supervisor from
Grangeville came down Sunday to con-
Fer with Jas. w. Dyer, forest ranger
From Tollgate.
DIR. Vim. Mac Neil, the Grangeyille
dentist, made his regular trip to White
Bird Sunday and certainly put in a
4 busy week while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. V. Price and Miss
Eeva Davis returned to Grangeville
he last of the week. after holiday
Eisit with relatives here.
The Epworth League held most in
Feresting meeting Sunday evening,
which was led by Prof. J. w. Curtis.
large crowd was in attendance.
Misses Elizabeth Wyatt and Martha
1 fquibb were White Bird visitors
tuesday, last, having come down to at
3end the New Years Masquerade Ball.
VIM. McCloud rancher from the
snake river section is making an ex-
fended visit in White Bird with friends
nd taking good rest while winter is
In.
Henry Rhett, the young son of Al
ert khett at John Day, was in White
BIRD Saturday, he was enroute to lap
Fal where he is attending school this
inter.
John Chamberlin passed through
hite Bird Wednesday with bunch
cattle which he was taking to Camas
ralrle to feed. The cattle belonged to
Nm. Brockman.
MISS harrison, who was called to
storia, wash, last week by the sud
G en- illness of sister, started for home
aturday last, her sister being very
puch improved.
Mrs. Kizer, who las been suffering
tn liberated teeth, is reported to be
etter DR.. VIM. Mac Neill and DR..
A. Foskett extracted the offending
pembers Sunday.
'eo, Behean and daughter, Miss
nnle, returned Thursday, having ac-
pmpanied Miss Addie and Guy as far
erangeville upon their return to
IS hool in Spokane.
A. L. Church, one of the convicts
no mad been paroled, and had re-
AIMED to finish the packing of the
amp supplies, left on Saturday S stage
pr Occur d. Alene.
WIN. Lane and Eph Holbrook made a
to Grangeville Friday with the
naming goods from the road con-
ruetion camp, also the convicts who
dd been left in aborua hara