Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-21


tation from Lewiston the boats hay
ing full cargoes down the river as well
as up.
Mrs. Blanche Swarts and Miss Jean
Bailey were in Grangeville the first of
the week, enroute to their home at Kel-
logg, Ida, from Whitebird, where they
had been to attend the funeral of their
mother, the late Mrs. T. b. Galloway.
George Kelly, well-known mining man
of the Newsome section, was here from
Cottonwood the first of the week He
had been spending the winter with
friends in Cottonwood.
Norville Johnston arrived from
Cottonwood Wednesday evening, to be
in readiness for the entertainment be-
ing staged by the Cowboy band, Of
which he is a member.
o. G. Hanson, the Ferdinand garage
man, was a business visitor in Grange
vile Monday night, and while here
found opportunity to renew acquain-
tance with number of friends.
Charles Durham, prominent Salmon
river sheep man, was an arrival in
Grangeville last week to attend To
business in the district court He re-
manned in town until Tuesday.
George Behean, well-known Salmon
river stockman, was in Grangeville this
week. He departed Tuesday morning
for Lewiston, for visit, before re-
turning to his home in the Whitebrd
section.
John Powell, state horticultural in
speetor, returned last week from two
weeks trip in his official capacity up
the Salmon river. He says spring has
arrived in that section and everything
looks well. LivestoclS came Through
the winter in good shape
Atty. c. II. Nugent of Nezpercc is .
N Grangeville this week, having arriv- {
I'd Sunday night to assist with the work
N the law office of Fogg & Campbell |
Judge Fogg was taken i'll the latter r
part Of last week, and his condition
vas such that he was unable to leave I
lis home
DIR. G. 5. Stockton went to Ferdi- L
and Sunday to investigate reports that
lembers of family residing near that
lace were suffering from diphtheria.
he doctor found four children in the b.
amily to be afflicted. The home was G
laced under quarantine. fC
Henry Dobkins arrived from Adams r.
ne first of the week ON business. He OF
marked there is about four feet of co
low in Adams, toheavy for this time &c
year, but ut Wbitebird station there II
much snow and makes hiking diff, 81
,ult. tn
Percy Ellis, well-known business man w
Sites, is in the city this week.
ties has made one of the best records W.
the county in the purchase of war A.,
Wings stamps. Postmaster Streeker
been working hard'and effectively A. NJ,
d as a result has long ago passed the d.
700 mark in sale of these stamps. W.
Walter Lemons well-known young Gro
icher of the Spring Camp section, On,
a visitor in Grangeville several Dv,
IS this week Mr.. Lemons expects Fin
buy cattle while here for his ranch rr1
oss the Salmon river. He will prove NV,
n his homestead in the Spring min
lp section in May. Kor
ike Zazaeki, the man who delivered mon
d to many Grangeville residents for Har
umber of years, arrived Tuesday Hut
t from Spokane, where he had been gran
the last three months attending Tory
tor school He will accept a Job Kab,
tly in the Inland empire operating Harl
actor on wheat farm. Med,
rs W. W. Bowman left Saturday J. ]
ing for Butte, Mont. where she Rast
make her future home. Mrs. Rich,
nan is one of the Oldest pioneers mono
aho county and her many friends Earn,
her happiness in her new home. Stock
Bowman has been in Butte for berg,
time.
ID. Jones, prominent Salmon river rsp.
man, is in Grangeville, coming es-
~ to attend the 40 show, to be
thursday and Friday nights undel E w
es Of the Cowboy band. Mr.. Jones 7
g reputation of being the biggest y -
in the world, and he felt that S'o