Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-06-27

3 TUESDAY nlght.
DR.. G. A. Green has returned fror
f Lewiston, where he visited his family.
+ H. w. Carrots went to Ito Monday t
+ adjust hail losses caused in that sectioi
g by the storm Sunday.
Ole johnson and John Phillips, pro
II prietors of the Stites-Elk City stag
line, were in Grangeville Tuesday.
p. A. Gaul, well-known Cottonwoo,
business man, was a visitor in Grange
= vile last week
Mrs. A Urbahn and daughter, Miss
/, Margaret, are visiting friends and rela
tives in Spokane.
William Platt, prominent stockman
of the Boles country, arrived in Grange
vile Tuesday night from Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Jones of White
bird were visitors in Grangeville this
week.
The. Rev. FIR. Willibrod and John
Meyer, both of Cottonwood, were visi-
tors in Grangeville Monday evening.
Misses Claire and Geraldine Baker
left Monday for Pullman where they
will spend the summer with an aunt
Clerk William T Williams of the post
office force left last week for Portland
where he win spend his vacation.
Miss Ruth Larkee arrived Sunday
evening from Charleston and will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Peterson.
DR.. Bryan, Kamiah physician, was a
visitor in Grangeville Tuesday. DR..
Bryan expects to soon enter the medical
service of the army.
viii Hartman, who for some time has
been employed as clerk by l.. R. Proctor,
departed Sunday morning for Spokane.
lie may decide to remain in Spokane
Doc Denny left Sunday for his ranch
on the South Fork of the Clearwater,
and returned Thursday. During his
absence Oliver Mcconnell managed
Doc s store.
A. L. Donaldson, cashier of the Sal
non River State bank, at Whitebird,
arrived in Grangeville Sunday night !
rom outside points. Mr.. Donaldson was I
N his way home. /
Oliver Mcconnell returned last week
rom the Elk City country, where he +
lad been engaged in assessing. He also f
listed Red River Hot Springs, Dixie, Y
Newsome and Golden. s
Al White departed Sunday by auto S
lobile for Lewiston, going from there v
0 Boise to attend the Republican state n
latform convention, as delegate from Il
he Idaho county Republican organize
on.
5. V. Fullaway, supervisor of the W
ezperce National forest, returned the m
tier part of last week from Missoula, d,
ont, where he was in conference with IN
ficials at district headquarters of the W
rest service. n,
H. c. Edwards and Bill Parsons, we'll m
Town young Indians of Kooskia, were
sitors in Grangeville today and called VI;
the Free Press office. Mr.. Parsons G,
poets to be called soon for the army. no
A. B. Clayton was in Grangeville on
turday from his home near Denver tin
?. Clayton is recovering from injuries U.
urred several weeks ago when his M,
It was cut by disc. st,
Miss Laura johnson has returned to in
home at Pasco, after week visit
III Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Brown at +bi
unit Idaho, and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Will
,wn, in Grangeville. Ro-
Rev. H. J. Wood is attending a meet bes
of the Methodist ministers held in doe
nection with the lecture course for pre-
listers given each year at the Wash nor
ton State college, at Pullman. are
harles Clay, John Kimbrough and g.
nville Kimbrough, all prominent ~
dents of the Higgins country, were :,
mess visitors in Grangeville this N
k. --
D. George, the well-known Wood
merchant, was in Grangeville We'd
lay transacting business and visit
friends Mr.. George made the trip
(
idge Wallace y. Scales and Mrs
es are again at their home mi
lgeville, arriving Monday night.
&c Scales had been in Lewiston
re he held court, while Mrs. Scales
ed friends in Winchester.
j. Morris, prominent rancher of
Winona section, and George zum-
, young rancher residing on the
he. were visitors IL Grangeville