Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-11-08
News Notes from White Bird, Joseph,
higgins, Lucille, Garfield, Ptttsburg and
other points of interest.

: from Whitebird to Grangeville Friday.
A. ?. Knox and j. X. MaeLean OF
+. Seattle were in this locality last week.
: Peter Kearney, a rancher of Lucille,
/. was in Whitebird Monday enroute to
\ Grangeville.
r. Gibson has returned to Whiteblrd
from his ranch on the river.
Y j. II. Chattin of Pittsburg was trans.
acting business in Whitebird the first
(. Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Adsley Of Pol
lock were in Whitebird recently.
/ Platt Talbot, rancher of the Joseph
I country, was in town Saturday MI
c Talbot expects to leave soon for Walla
y Walla to visit his father
Miss Josephine Blixt of Higgins spent
/. the week end in Whitebird, the guest OF
her sister, Miss Ida Blixt. She went TO
i Grangeville Monday.
n Joe Zwisler departed Monday for
Z Lewiston, where he will superintend the
i barbecue at the Lewiston stock show.
4 Mrs. Rus Rice and daughter, Mrs. Ed
Vincent, returned last week from Port
land, where they spent the past slA
Il weeks. Mrs Rice received medical
treatment while away and is reported
Amuch better.
| \ Earl Rice departed Wednesday for
Weiser, where he will attend school. DE
went by way of Lewiston to attend the
stock show. Clean Rice has been at
.Weiser attending school, for some time
past.
c. r. Lane, who has been in this sec
ton for some time in interest OF
/ Portland cattle loan company departed
Monday for Grangeville, j. Loyal
addison taking him out in his car.
IA Mrs. Eller Brown returned to White.
bird Monday after spending the sum
mer on her ranch across the river
! Mrs. Fay Flrley of Freedom who has
been quite i'll, is reported much better.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain of
SLATE creek was transacting business
in Whitebird Monday.
1 Ben Large and Clifford Cyr Of Slate
creek passed through Whitebird Sun.
iay, enroute to Portland, where they
expect to join the navy. Ellis Harness
took them to Grangeville Sunday.
Miss Geneva Holbrook departed Tues
day for the Rus Rice ranch on Slate
i.reek, where she will spend the winter.
Pick Chamberlain and Daisy Harri-
man and Ralph Henderson of Spring
Camp were in Whitebird last week.
g Mrs. Ed Nelson departed last week,
ria Meadows, to visit her son, Nels, who
s located near Nampa.
iA Mrs. Amy Francisco and daughter,
Miss Mararet, of Fort Lapwai, have
moved into the Mrs. Ed Nelson house
.me They expect to spend the winter
n whitebird.
James Henley, who has been suffer
NO from an attack of pneumonia, Is
much better. Ben Hall has been nurs-
ng him.
d County Commissioner Jay Rhoades
f Pollock passed through Whitebird
,nroute to his home Tuesday. Miss
Anna Behean accompanied him home.
Mrs. Riley Of West Lake was here
he first of the week visiting her daugh.
or, Miss Gladys, who is teaching school
a Whitebird Mrs. Riley expects to
pend the winter in Seattle.
Charles Wilson, r. o. Wilson, Thomas
Pogue and J. Loyal Addison made a
business trip to Grangeville Tuesday.
Arthur McSpedden and John Josnson
f Garfield passed through Whitebird
tuesday enroute to Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Peters of Hart
lord, Wis, who have been under the
loctor's care here as result Of an
automobile accident some time ago, DE-.
larted for Cottonwood Sunday.
Rev. l.. L. Taber and family depart
Ia Monday for Grangeville. They ex
ieet to go to Peck, Ida, where Mr.
faber will assist in conducting revival
keeting. They also expect TO visit Mr.
faber's parents at Sweetwater before
burning.
Thomas Lewis of Garfield was trans
citing business in Whitebird Tuesday.
Orval Evans, one of the former resi-
Ients of this country, but now residing
par Nampa returned to Whitebird Last
eek in his car. He reports fine
rop in that country and says he thinks
fine place to live. He expects "a
turn soon.
Mrs. McEntee of Grangeville spent
veral days here last week visiting hei
lister, Mrs. George Behean. Miss Mary
tcEntee, who is teaching at Freedom
las also a weekend guest at the Behean