Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-20
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans, low rate. long time, Ayers.26-tt
House dresses at very low prices al
the Midget bazaar. Ia t. :. 1S-tt
Board by day or week. Mrs. II. L
Maxam, Grangeville, idaho. 15-4
Joe Turner was circulating around OF
the streets of Cottonwood Sunday
Miss Bette Hill left Sunday to be
come a student of the state normal al
Lewiston.
J. 1. Hollingshead of Bedrock was ia
the city Saturday buying supplies fol
the ranch.
Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneyi
and well eurbing at Chester Arnold 4
plumbing shop. ATT
Mrs. w. F. Sage returned to her home
in Portland Friday. She was visitor
at the Robert Pugh home.
James Bowman left for Cottonwood
Friday and will remain there during
the fall working on ranch.
Mrs. NJ. +. Geary was in Cottonwood
Sunday spending the day with her sis
ter, Mrs. William Crawford
Mr. and Mr.. G. o. Overman of Tolo
have been visiting his mother in this
city. They left for home Saturday.
Miss Margaret Francisco of White
bird left Monday morning for Lapwai
where she will stay during the winter.
Shorty Tweedy has closed out his pool
aud BILLIARD business in Whitebird and
has purchased in Orofino, where he is
now located.
Carl Dressed Of Lewiston returned ia
his home for a few days last week after
finishing his work of plastering at the
new hospital.
Miss Grace A. Stuerhoff left for her
home in Portland Friday. The young
lady spent the summer at the home of
her sister. Mrs. II. 4. Wood
Miss Audrey Bennett was passenger
Sunday for Lewiston. The young
lady has been q guest of Miss Marion
Leonard for couple weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brockman left
for Ferdinand Friday to make Their
home in that place. They were here on
business connected with their ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chiesman of Lew
iston were business visitors in Grange
vile last Thursday Mr.. Chiesman j.
interested in the insurance business.
Raymond Harlan departed for Fletch
err Sunday to take up his work of teach
ing school for the winter. He will b'
back the first of October to attend tn,
teachers institute.
Mrs. f. s. Vincent with her mother
Mrs. r. II. Rice of Whitebird are visi
tors this week in Portland spending
thn,r ut ALn ,f 80.
daughter, Mrs. George Williams.
Lee johnson, a prominent rancho
from Redrock, was in the city Saturday
Mrs. Stephens left for her home il
Charleston Saturday after visiting he
sons, John and George of this place.
Mrs. Zelma Smith was passenge
on the train Tuesday morning outwar,
bound for Portland. She had been
visitor at the home of Mrs. +. r. Cav
ley. The Smiths own a ranch on tn
reservation.
A. c. Stuart of Bitten, Oregon,
former resident of this vicinity, ha
been visiting friends in this vicinit,
for some time. He left for Wincheste
last week to stay few days before con
tinuing his journey back to Oregon.
L. u. rsununuSOh was III dinner mon
day attending meeting of film mel
from Vollmer and Nezperee. Thes.
meetings occur every three of fou
months and are for the purpose of keep
ing up to standard the motion pictur,
work in the three towns
Herman and John Terpstra of Buh
were in this vicinity last week looking
over some of the valuable ranch land (,
be found in this prosperous section
They were so well impressed with oui
section that will no doubt return and be
come one of our number.
The former Grangeville people ar,
still interested in us may be attesteC
to from the following letter which
speaks for itself. Idaho County Free
Press, Grangeville. Idaho: Herewith
hand YOU check for $50 TO cover sub
scription to the Free Press. 'iiall,
forward paper to new address. An
staying in Portland now. There is quit.
Grangeville representation here, al
most colony, Semperts Rothwells ant
Kilcns all within few blocks. Your,
very truly. James Kilen.