Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-11-08


j. G. Rowton of Kooskia was visi.
tor in Grangeville Tuesday.
Frank d. Smith of Lucille was visi.
tor in Grangeville this week.
James Graham was in town Monday
. from the Winona section.
Frank Day has returned 10 Grange
vile after visit of week in Spokane.
William Vincent was in Grangeville
last week from his ranch on the Salmon
river.
Harry Bryant and Sam Wieholt were
visitors in Grangeville Monday from
Harpster.
J. p. Browning, a rancher of the
Winona section, was visitor in
Grangeville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kincaid and daugh
ter of the Dewey mine spent Monday in
Grangeville.
Benjamin ). Taylor was in Grange
Vile from the Boles section the first
of the week.
w. A. Mclaughlin was in Grangeville
Monday from his ranch near the point,
on the Whitebird road
o. V. Rape is removing to higgins
for the winter. His family will join
him there as soon as he gets settled
Sam and Joe Wieholt left Tuesday
morning for Wallace, where they ex.
pect to spend the winter.
Hon. A. F. Parker left this morning
for the extreme northern part of the
state on state land business.
j. X. Wisner was in Grangeville
Monday from his ranch on the Clear
water, near Harpster.
Robert Russell, Ralph Henley and
Robert Harrison, all of the Whitebird
country, were in Grangevlle this week.
| Clay Hamilton, a rancher of the
Joseph section, departed Saturday for
his home, after several days spent in
Grangeville
Commissioner Jay Rhoades was in
Grangeville the first of the week from
Pollock attending meeting of the
county board.
Walter Hickerson arrived from Spo-
kane Friday with "a small motor truck
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to and from trains
Miss Annita DeCorsey was visitor
with friends in Grangeville last week
from Cottonwood. She returned home
Monday morning.
Launy Fray arrived Friday from
Great Falls, Mont, where he spent the
past two years. He will spend the
winter here with his father and brother.
Judge and Mrs. Wallace n. Scales are
in Lewiston for several weeks, leaving
their Grangeville home temporarily in
charge OF friends.
Mrs. Isaac Turner and son, Henry,
of Winona, are this week visiting
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Turner's son, George Turner, who re-
sides northeast of town.
Tom Pogue, Charles Wilson, r. o.
Wilson and j. Loyal Addison all of
vile, making the trip in Mr.. Addison s
automobile.
I'll IN an ~ ~ II
Sunday evening after an extended visit
in Calgary and other cities in Canada.
He says men in Canada will register on
November 10 for army CONSUMPTION.
Bull jarrett returned this week from
Carter, Mont, at which place he
spent the summer looking after his
ranch and will remain in Grangeville
for the winter.
George V Ring, in charge of the
Whitebird and Slate Creek forest dis
tricts, is in Grangeville this week on
business connected with the forest ser.
vice.
Attorneys NJ. Il. Hattabaugh and A.
). Hardy will leave Sunday for Occur
d 'Alene, where they. will appear Mon
day in eases before 2the state supreme
court, in session there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bourland have
postponed their departure for California,
and have returned to Grangevile, from
Ferdinand, where, last week, they visit
ed relatives. They plan to leave later
for points in California
Miss Sadie Robinson returned last
week from Californit, where she resid
ed for the past two years with relatives
Miss Robinson is visiting her sister
Mrs. c. A. Johnston. and expects to be
here about two weeks
Ralph Perkins was in Grangeville
Saturday from Lucille, where he is en-