Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-01

Sshas Wilson home while in town.
otto Schlicker from up the river was
Monday business visitor in town.
NJ and F. L. Taylor were down
k.om The ridge Tuesday on business
r. 8 Irwin was registered at the local
otol Friday, coming in from outside.
/ T;ss Annie Behean left Sunday for
-;s;t with relatives in Grangeville.
Mrs O. III. Evans was week end
;s;tor at the Mrs. Ellen Brown home.
Miss Miss Effie Allison was a Thursday
tage passenger going to the county
Mrs. Eva Garfield came down from
lrangeville Sunday on business mat
ers.
CLAW Hamilton was in town from the
koles section cunesday last on bust
ess.
price Keener and Bert Campbell were
aturday business visitors in White
Bird.
Grin K. Rodgers was in town Thurs
av enroute to Grangeville on business
katters.
VIM Ringer and son Delbert were
avn from Slate Creek Saturday on
usiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vincent of
freedom were Monday shoppers in
White Bird.
Platt Talbot from the Joseph sec
ON was a week end business visitor in
ur little city.
Harrison and Tweedy will give
alentine dance at their hall on Friday
light, Feb. 10th.
I'd ROBBIE of the Spring Camp section
tas transacting business in town the
asst of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Butler Wells were trad
he with local merchants Saturday last
rom the Doumecq.
Jas Anscomb came down from Skoo-
kumchuch Thursday and made bust
less trip to the county seat
VIM. Francisco returned to Grange
lille Sunday after spending several
bavs in the salmon river country.
Ed WYATT returned to his home at
Wolf Creek Wednesday, after spending
several days in White Bird on business.
Chas and Geo. Simmons were bust
hess visitor for several days last week
In the county seat, returning home Sun
bay.
Mrs. Jennie Hadorn was visitor at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arnold
Bicksel the last of the week on the
plains.
1 Clifford Powell has contested the
homestead of M. o. Tweedy which is
Ilocated ON Wolf Creek in the Boles
country.
Mrs. Robt. Freeman, who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. May Myers
"a Gnnlou m har
home at Pollock.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reed and family
from Boles came over Friday and at,
tended the Stockmen Ball. They re-
burned home Sunday.
Harry Hogan is quite i'll with a
threatened attack of pneumonia at the
home of his parents on the ridge and is
put of school at present.
Mrs. Bertha Shissler who has beer
cooking at the White Bird hotel left
Sunday for Grangeville. Mrs. Mary
Anderson has taken her place.
An Mrs. Newt Otto and daughters Misses
Florence and Arlotta were visitors al
the Shatzer home the last of the weel
and attended the Stockmen s Ball
F. L. Bayley, special land agent from
Portland, Oregon came in from thu
Boles section Thursday and left on thu
Stage for outside points Saturday
Those coming over from the JOSEPH
Friday to attend the Stockmen s Bal
were: Mrs. Enoch Christensen, MI
and Mrs. Rich Nash and VIM. Jones
Mrs. u Gill and little son, re
Burned to their home at Slate Creel
Sunday after spending several days i
TOWN and took in the Stockmen S Bal
while here. Clark was also in atten
fiance
A# John G. Reynolds and F. Rivers
travelling statesmen from Spokane, VIII
fepresent tobacco and hardware house
were here Monday in the interests o
Y their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shears on tn
oseph announce a new arrival at thei
home. We are unable to state whethe
he stork delivered young rancher G
house keeper.
Al Shearer and H. P. Twogood cam
Town from the Doumecq Thursday an
returned home Saturday. They brougf
lown load of grain and took gas
3 me engine back with them.
Doumecquers here attending tn
= 1ance Friday night were: Misses Ma
garet Daubenspeck, Blanche Ma
1onald and Vesta Napean, Messrs. jess
Elpley, Arthur McSpedden and Regg
Napean.
IN Guy Twogood and Miss Mildred Din
nan came down from the Doumecq Fl
lay attended the dance here and lie
saturday for Grangeville. From the
MISS Dinoham goes to her home
Z Everett, Wash.
Jack Howard, who has been in Il
lclnlty of Slate Creek for some tin
ast left Thursday for the outside. M
toward has almost entirely recover'
rom his recent injury he received whit
was thrown from his horse.
The Ladies Aid gave ten cent t.
parsonage Tuesday afterno'
rom until o'clock. The procee
III 90 for recreation room, for viii
lund has been started. The room W
used for all social functions co
y ected with the church.