Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-13


Mrs. Frank Hogan is visiting in
drangeville for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Crawford from
Boles were in Whitebird last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Louther were
transacting business at the county seat
one day last week.
q. W. Durham as prosperous rancher
OF this section and little daughter,
hlldegrade spent several days in Lew
iston this week.
Dave Cummings was in Whitebird
saturday enr0ute from Grangeyille to
the River View Ranger station with a
load Of supplies.
q. I. Elliot was stage passenger
from New Meadows to Whitebird last
week, arriving here Sunday. He lives
across the river.
Miss Leila Conner was a stage passen.
ger from Grangeville to Whitebird FIJI.
day. Miss Conner will teach in the
Trueblood district.
! Mrs. Alfred Sotin returned to her
home on Skookumchuck Friday after
spending the week here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Miss Effie Taylor the efficient
manager Of the G. w. Felt store in
Whitebird is out side this week Dur
| chasing her fall and winter stock of
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Greenlee spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lemon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee have spent most
of the summer here. They motored to
Grangeville Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shell Delmage and
daughter Jennie moved into the house
| recently occupied by the Brockman
family last week. They have come
down to take advantage of our local
school.
JAS Chamberlain from Spring Cam,
| was in town last week making final
proof on his homestead before U. 8.
Land Commissioner J. LOYAL Adkisor.
Pick Chamberlain aud Carl Henderson
accompanied him, being his witnesses.
Miss Lena Peters of Joseph passed
through Whitebird Saturday enroute to
Portland where she will take course in
Itelegraphy. Miss Jennie Peters and
Emmett Jones accompanied her as far as
Grangeville, Clarence Harrison taking
them out in his car.
Roy Hogan left Saturday for Grange
vile where he win enter the high school
taking up the tenth grade work. We
are glad to note that Roy is taking ad-
vantage of the best high school in Idaho
county and feel that he will advance
well in his school work.
Five of the students of the last year 8
eight grade graduating class, entered
the Whitebird high school this week.
They are: Alice Meade, Madge Hard
man, Lawrence Foskett, Loren Lemon
and Lee Kirkham. Geneva Holbrook
also entered the high school.
Whitebird and vicinity was visited
Monday night by a fine rain, the first
since around the first of June. It has
been something over one hundred days
since we had received any moisture, up
until Monday night. 1t was certainly
| welcomed by all and especially the
| ranchers.
Mrs. J. F.. Cochran of Garfield passed
through Whitebird Tuesday, enroute to
Charleston, Wash. where Mrs. Cochran
expects to spend the winter, taking Miss
Ruth and Sidney down to attend school
there. Robert Cochran expects to lave
for Walla Walla soon where he will at
tend school.
Miss Nola Wilson left for Lewiston
last week where she will enter the Lew
iston high school, taking up the ninth
grade. Miss Nola was graduated from
the eight grade here last spring and was
among the best in her class. She will
stay with Mrs. Rich Nash, former resi-
dent Of Whitebird.
DR.. w. II. Warner from Grangeville,
who has been spending the past week at
the G. Boley home on the river, shoot
;no orouea and on loving a little vacation
on the side returned to Grangeville Tues.
day. Mrs. Charlotte Boley returned
with him to visit her daughter, Mrs. ".
B. Broughman. While here DIR. Warner
performed some of his professional
duties as well, removing tonsils for Miss
Arlotte Otto and Nita Boley. They are
reported doing nicely as could be ex-
peeted.