Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15

/ wood and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Roman OF
Keuterville were guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Mango
Edward Vincent, Ralph Russell anc
Andy Beckenhammer, all well-knowi
ranchers Of the Slate Creek section
were in Grangeville Saturday.
H. 6. Sasse, editor Of the Ferdinand
Enterprise, and William Arnzen, a
young man of Ferdinand, were in
Grangevile Friday and Saturday.
NJ. A. Roos, Whitebird postmaster,
and son, were in Grangeville Monday.
They went TO Lewiston Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday evening.
Charles Kellum, 4. l.. Gallaher, n.
Hattey, +. j. Wood and George Finney,
all Of the Woodland country are in
Grangeville to testify in the Loren Hold
son ease.
Miss Zouri Lewis Of Spokane is
spending her vacation in Grangeville
with her mother, Mrs c. A. Lewis and
with Mrs. NJ. A. Batty.
DIR. W. B. Van Vert was here this
week from Kcndrick for visit with
relatives and friends. Dr. Van Vert, |
who is a veterinarian, is practicing his
profession at Kendrick.
Mrs. Herman Eisenhauer left We'd
nesday morning for her home at Post
Falls, Ida, after a two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Long and friends.
Martin Wagner bookkeeper for the
Salmon River Stores company, at White
bird, was in Grangeville last week,
making his first visit here since last
December, when he accepted the posi-
ion with the Whitebird store.
H. f. Heppner, a pioneer mining man
If the Florence country, was in Grange
lille the first of the week, and de-
'arted Tuesday for Portland, to aid in
ettling affairs of his brother who re-
emily died
George d. Smith is back from the Elk /
'ity country, where he spent five weeks |
Nth fire fighters whom he had taken
nto the mountains to combat blazes in {
he National forest No difficult fires I
'ere encountered said Mr.. Smith. He t
'as in camp on Red River
Franklin l. Coats, of Boise repre- >
enting the e. S. food administration. :
as in Grangeville Monday evening in )
difference with Victor Peterson, county
BOD administrator. Mr.. Coats is max
NJ tour Of the state and is making r
agar allotments. IA
/. G. Hattabaugh was an arrival in "
rangeville Monday evening from Lew q
'ton, coming overland by automobile. Il
ccompanied by Mr.. Bryant, Of Lewis e
IN. Mr.. Hattabaugh is here to look
fter his ranch interests, and his present
isit is his first trip to Grangeville :
nee last autumn.
Hon. John Quinlan of Cotton. Wn..
no resided for Il number of years at
ooskia~and who served Idaho county
! the last session of the state
gislature, arrived the first of the week
n short visit with Idaho county
lends. He is now cashier of the Bank
Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Larkee of Clarks- b
n motored here the last of the week for
visit of several days with their son
ID daughter, Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Peter
n. They were accompanied by anoth- \
daughter, Mrs. L. G. Smith, who, with j
r husband at one time resided in
'angeville hut are now residents of
lite where Mr.. Smith is conducting a
otograph gallery and doing well.
Mrs. Amos Markham and children left
t week for a trip of several weeks
the Salmon river. They will spend
ne time at the home of Mrs. Mark
m 5 sister, near Pollock, and later
to the Payette lakes for an outing
two weeks. returning home by auto
bile early in september. They were
by Miss Zeima Lee Brown q