Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-04-05

G. G.. Shepherd from UoII was In town
Monday. .
Wednesday.
Michael Ashline was in town We'd
nesday from Higgins.
Miss Hattie Stockdale was White
BIRD visitor Thursday.
Miss Margaret Daubenspeck was
down from Doumecq Friday.
Lawrence Upton from Slate Creek
was in White Bird Tuesday.
r. O'Leary a travelling salesman
s.om Spokane was in White Bird Mon
Miss Kathryn Brockman was absent
from school two days on account of
grippe. -. 10. =, a.
mast few days, the doctor having been
called Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. MacNeil the dentist from
Granpeville is in town this week. He
will leave Thursday.
All lumber, at the Skookumchuck
mill will be $14.00 per thousand after
April /, 1917. w. A. Foskett. 46-tf
Mrs. Shell Delmage has been on the
sick list for several days this week hav-
inc an attack of tonsilitis.
Albert Grader and wife from Joseph,
Oregon were visiting at the Emmett
Jones ranch the first of the week.
J. R. Gibbons and Chas A. Goodwill
from Joseph, were in town Tuesday,
making final proof on their homesteads.
Flovd Canaan and wife who spent
several days at his fathers home re-
turned to their ranch on Snake river
Friday.
C. IL. Laninghani, deputy county as
SCISSOR, went to Grangeville Saturday.
Mr.. Laningham has been assessing up
the river.
Ivan Brockman went to Grangeville
Friday transacting important business
for j. Loyal Addison. He returned
Sunday afternoon.
Frank Hurley from Oklahoma was in
town the first of the week, looking after
business interests here. He has inter
ests in the new bank.
Mrs. Thos. Pogue passed through
White Bird enroute to her home on the
Joseph Saturday. She has been in Cali
fornia and Texas the past winter.
Mrs. Joseph Alkire from John Day is
visiting this week at the home of Mrs.
Roy Gully. She closed very. success
full term of school at John Day Friday.
The dance at the Harrison and
Tweedy hall Friday evening was quite
well attended; an enjoyable time was
had by all. Music was furnished by
Chloe Berry and Jas. McEvers.
The base ball boys of the town were
out Sunday. A game was played be-
tween the high school and the town
teams. The highs walking off with
the laurels.
Monday visitors to White Bird from
tin, Ellis Harness, P. III. Otto, John
and Marvin j. Harrah.
W. F. Armour from Moscow arrived
in White Bird, Thursday. Mr.. Armour
is to be cashier of the White Bird State
Bank His family expect to come in as
soon as school is out.
Our hustling grain and feed merchant
}. Loyal Addison has been suffering
severe spell of grippe but pleased to
report at present writing he is much
improved and able to be about again.
The Salmon River State mark re-
ceived another supply of new coins from
spokane. They are quarters and half
dollars and minted in 1917. They are
in new and artistic design.
Mr. and Mrs. s. G.. McKeenkin from
up the Salmon river passed through
White Bird Sunday enroute to their
home. They spent the winter at Elk
cIty Mr. McKeenkin has been en-
gagged III the carpenter work at that
place
Mrs. o. n. Newkirk, returned from
Lewiston ,l, h,a
inc past two weeks, taking care of her
mother, who has been ill., Mr.. and Mrs.
Newkirk expect to move onto tGeir
ranch on Snake river, as soon as the
weather will permit.
VIM Newman, while removing some
SUCKS and brush from his yard had the
misfortune to seriously injure his right
eye One if the sticks struck him in
the eye penetrating the sight. 1t is
feared that he will lose his sight in
'hat eye 1t seems like these good peo
pie nave had more than their sha"o of
trouble the past six months.
". y. Tweedy is installing "A new
restaurant III his place of business. He
~ building an addition on the south
sue OF his store for that purpose. He
WIZ he ready for business by Saturday
mrs. Myer closed successful tern
Vi school in the Star district Friday
WIN S an interesting program and picnic
INNER. Most of the patrons were pres
ene and enjoyed the program and all did
"hlpe Justice to the fine dinner.
Miss lone MeDougall closed very
p saccessfnl term of school last Friday in
panner Ridge district. She passed thrC
" "nl,e Bird Saturday enroute to Slate
uieek Tor an extended visit at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vincent
from there she goes to Cottonwood tt
p! sit friends and later will go to Yellow
M ne TO begin q spring term of school
Mss McDougall has made many friend:
"niie IN this vicinity and all regret t.
see her leave.
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