Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
News Notes from White Bird, Joseph,
higgins, Lucille. Garfield, Pittsburg and
Other points Of interest.

Joseph Wagner an up river raneher
was in White Bird Monday.
p. B. Weller prominent rancher from
Garfield was in town Saturday.
Frank o. Allen from Doumecq was
,,ansacting business here Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Eller from Grange
lille was in town the Ilrst of the week.
Mrs. John Hadron and Miss Anna
Large were White Bird visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Cone were trans
acting business in White Bird Satur-
day.
b. NJ. Cooper was stage passenger
TO Grangeville Tuesday returning on
Sunday.
Misses Margaret and Jennie Lyops
were stage passengers to Grangeville
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur McSpedden and Miss
town Friday.
II. P. Twogeod from Joseph was here
Saturday after load Of 4th of July
goods for Camp Howard.
Oscar and Frank WikOff passed
through White Bird Monday enroute
from Midvale to Grangeville.
Otto Schlicker a rancher from Snake
river was in town Saturday. He was a
stage passenger to Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jillson returned last
week from Asotin, Wash. where they
have been visiting relatives the last
month.
Francis Zerr arrived in White Bird
last week for an extended visit with
his brother. He has been at DEMO,
Oregon.
Dr. L. A. Schilling from Cottonwood
came down to White Bird Monday and
from here went to Camp Howard. He
is an eye specialist.
Mrs. and H. B. Hyde from Cleveland,
Ohio is here visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ellen Brown. She expects to spend
| most of the summer here.
Ma and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain and
little daughter, Sylvia, from Slate
Creek spent several days in town this
week visiting Mrs. Emma Coffee.
Mrs. ur Van Wey and sister,
Miss Josephine Kaiser came in from
4 the former S ranch at the Bend Monday.
\ They will remain in town some time.
Mrs. Oscar Holbrook and Mrs. Henry
4 Zerr left Monday morning for Kooskia
4 to visit relatives. Mrs. Holbrook ex-
#: poets to be gone all summer. Mrs. Zerr
Z will return in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. King returned
n from Lewiston Monday where Mr.. King
\ has been for an operation. He is much
4 improved in health and went to their
4 ranch at Lucille on the same day.
Miss Mary Alice Cochran passed
4 through White Bird enroute to her home
at Garfield, Monday. She has just
finished very successful term of school
at Lucille. Robert Cochran met her
here.
Clark Gill an up river rancher was
here several days this week. Mrs. Gill
has been here some time receiving
4 medical treatment from DR.. Foskett.
\ She is much better and expects to go
home soon.
W. +. Abercrombie and family passed
through White Bird Monday enroute
4 from Joseph to Grants Pass, Oregon
where they expect to locate. Mr.. Aber.
crombie has disposed of his property
4 on the Joseph.
Miss Margaret Daubenspeck and Glenn
English of CompanyE, End Idaho passed
4 through White Bird Saturday enroute
to Grangeville to attend the funeral of
Frank Vaughn which was held on Sun.
day. They returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Wright and chill
dren, Miss Jessie Metcalf, aud Lee
Griffith left Sunday on fishing trip
up the White Bird. They had full
camp outfit and will have fine outing
They expect to be gone six days.
Robert Riley, the telephone man from
Grangeville was here this week repair
ing the telephone line north of town. 1t
seems there has been considerable trou
bic in keeping this line in repair this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Richardson and
children, Ed and Hazel left Monday
morning for Long Valley. They have
homesteads in the Marble mountain
country and expect to 60 on to them as
soon as the mountain streams subside
so they can travel.