Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-08


Robt. Gill was a week end business
visitor in White Bird.
Jack Large of Slate Creek was a
Saturday business visitor in town.
Mr.. Daubenspeck was down Saturday
from his ranch at Skookumchuck.
Chas. G. Crawford of Boles was in
town Friday making a land filing.
ii. A. Everest returned home the last
of the week from q business trip out.
side.
Mrs. John Mac Donald came down
from the plains Monday on a dental
visit.
Chas. Cammack came in from Grange
vile Sunday and left for his ranch near
higgins.
c. s. McMillin of Pollock was trans
acting land business in White Bird
Thursday.
q. +. Vansise was down from Grange
vile Tuesday with livery team and
passengers.
G. Unsicker, from the Snake river
section was here after supplies the first
of the week.
John Chamberlin was down Thursday
from the "Billy' Brockman ranch at
Allison creek.
county seat Sunday for few days
business visit.
Leo Brust came in from Pollock
20 the county seat
DIR. VIM. MacNeill has his dental ap-
paratus installed here again this week
and is busy man.
Max Aronsen was here from Grange
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factory in that place.
Seth D. Jones left on a business trip
outside Friday after spending several
days in our little city
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Davis came down
from Lucille Thursday and left for a
few days visit in the county seat.
Miss Chloe Berry is off duty from the
Salmon River State Bank this week suf
fering from an attack of la grippe.
B. @. Davis left this week for Guide
sac on business. He will visit with
the Homer Newman family while there
Mrs. III. A. Everest is recovering from
injuries which she received recently
when she fell and fractured three ribs.
Mrs. Eva L. Garfield returned to
! several days in White Bird on bust
ness.
J. W. Crooks is expecting a brother,
will make his home with the Crooks
family.
G. M. PEBBLES, of Spokane, who rep
resents the Armco Iron Company was
here Tuesday of this week calling on
local trade.
Misses Melva Gill and Laura Rauch
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of the week and were the guests of
friends while in town.
Mrs. F. B. Goodwin came down from
the prairie Saturday to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Lew Brundige, who is
i'll at the White Bird hotel.
Chas. Simmons left for Grangeville
Friday. His brother Mark joined him
there Sunday and the two will leave
for Montana where they intend to
locate.
Ed Mathewson and family and John
Mcpherson came down from Grange
vile Sunday and left the following day
for the Mathewson ranch on the
Joseph.
Mrs. Anna Kirkham is suffering from
quite bad wound in her hand which
she received while trying to open a
jar of fruit. The jar broke, cutting
her hand quite badly.
Mrs. Chas. Lyons is at Richardson
Mineral Springs, California at present
taking a course of treatment. She will
90 from there to Tacoma and Seattle
on visit before returning home.
Joe Richards of Spokane was here the
last of the week. Mr. Richards is the
bank examiner, and made his usual an
nual examination of the local bank,
which he found to be in flourishing
condition.
The meetings are still in progress at
the local church. DIR. Warner is ex-
pected Friday of this week and will
take part in them. Rev. A. o. Hess
has been assisting Rev. Anderson dur
ing the past week.
M. C. Shugart was down from the
Gill Brothers ranch Saturday consult
ing the physician concerning lame
foot, which he had stepped on by a
horse recently Mr.. Shugart is going
on crutches at present.
Mrs. Lew Brundige, wife of the for
est ranger at the Pollock station, is ill
at the White Bird hotel. Mrs. Brun-
dige underwent a minor operation the
last of the week which was performed
by DIR. w. A. Foskett, assisted by Mrs
Foskett. Mrs. Brundige is eonvalesc.
ing nicely. Mr.. Brundige came down
from Pollock Friday and is spending a
few days with his wife.
The shower for Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Kidder which was held at the John
Mae Donald home on the Doumecq We'd
nesday night was not as largely attend.
ed as it would have been had the
stormy weather permitted Those who
, braved the elements and attended re-
port most enjoyable time, but were
compiled to remain all night because of
the terrific wind storm which hit the
Doumecq Wednesday night.
White Bird is very lively town
even if we are cut off from the outside
: world at present by the heavy SHOWS.
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