Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-22

Miss Culley returned Friday from a
trip to Lucille.
+. w. Rhett from up the river was
IN town Saturday on land business.
Mr.. Harrah of Lucille was in town
FRIDAY enroute to the county seat.
Miss Laura Smith was absent from
school last week because of la CRIME
Jas Anscomt was tuesday business
caller in town from the Campbell ranch.
5. E. Hodgin was Friday STAGE
passenger coming in from the county
seat. y
Mrs. Lask came down from I,ucile
the last of the week for a short visit
here. ''
Oscar Johnston came down from
Grangeville and was a Sunday visitor
here.
VIM. Lane and little son have gone
to Sites where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. Chas. Lyons returned home Tues
day after month Is visit to Richardson
Springs, CAL, and Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Mary McEntee and Mrs. Ed
Vincent of Slate creek were week end
guests at the Geo. Behean home.
Lew Brundige returned to his ranger
station at ollock uesday utter spend
ing some time here with his wife.
Mrs. Jack Large of Slate Creek was
a guest at the Peter Vandeburg home
Saturday and Sunday of last week.
ID. ii. Barkham was here Monday en-
route from Grangeville to the Geo.
Woods ranch where he will be employed.
Ivan Brockman came down from
Grangeville Friday and is a guest at
the home of his aunt Miss Lillian Brock
man.
Bailey Rice from the John Day Sec
tion was in town the first of the week
making correction in his recent land
filing.
F. l.. Allen was in town Tuesday and
took bunch of stock hogs to his place
on the Doumecq. Jesse Ripley assisted
with the drive.
VIM. P. Folger, of Spokane an in
surance adjuster was in White Bird last
Thursday adjusting the loss by fire to
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
John and Arch Hadorn passed through
town Monday with one hundred head of
stock hogs which they were delivering
to Grangeville market.
R. H. Otto was over from his ranch
on the Doumecq grade the last of the
week to meet Fred Bicksel who was re-
turning from the outside.
Platt Talbot came over from the
Joseph Wednesday bringing several
head of horses which he had been win
tering for Loyal Atkinson.
c. l.. Schubert of the Boles section
came over last week and made land
filing. He is employed at present at
the Jones ranch above town.
Ben White from the Crooks Corral
district attended the valentine dance
Friday night and left the following day
for the county seat on business.
Bert Pearson was down from Grange
vile Saturday, having brought John
Nevin andTom Pogue in who were re-
turning from business trip to Lewis
ton and other outside points.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Newman will move
into the Grover Newman house and
keep the Newman children in school
here until the close of the term. Grover
and wife will go to their ranch.
Fred Bicksel returned Friday from
a month g visit with his niece in Great
Falls, Mont. He was detained in
Lewiston several days because of the
heavy SHOWS in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mccoy of Dou
meca Plains announce the birth of a
son at their home. The young man has
been named Robert Clark and both
mother and babe are doing nicely.
J. Richards, bank examiner from Spo
kane and Alfred Kettenbach of Lewis
ton, one of the directors of the Salmon
River State Bank, were White Bird
business visitors Friday and Saturday
of last week.
1t is reported that Young, the White
Bird Boles stage driver and Miss Vesta
Manning of Grangeville are to be- mar
ried Thursday Of this week and will
occupy the house at the foot of Main
street occupied by the Joe Davis family.
There has been no postmaster APP
pointed to fill Mr.. Lemons place as yet.
Those still in the race for the o1Iice are
Mrs. G.. j. Wright, Peter Vanderburg,
M. A. Roos and Ralph Brockman. The
for the office will be held
in Grangeville March 10th.
Mrs. Pauline Baker, daughter and
son, Miss Rena and Roy arrived in
White Bird last Sunday and will make
this their future home. We are indeed
glad to welcome them to our little city
Master Roy has entered the White Bird
school for the remainder of the term.
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