Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-01

n turn to Grangeville Monday evening
G of next week.
William Eller was in Grangeville
o Monday from his ranch on Salmon
3. river. Mr.. Eller, who is a candidate
t on the Democratic ticket for nomina-
a ton for sheriff Of Idaho county, was
optimistic over his candidacy, pre-
dieting that he would be nominated
and elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stone and child
} were arrivals Wednesday evening from
Bremerton, Wn., and Mr.. Stone will
again be engaged as baker for L. R.
Proctor. The family left two weeks
ago for Bremerton, where Mr. Stone
had employment, but they did not like
the location, and so decided to return
to Grangeville.
George Medved returned Wednesday
evening from Butte, where he pleasantly
spent vacation of almost two weeks. |
Mrs Medved, who also was in Butte. |
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
! w. Bowman and other relatives. is at
the present time in Spokane visiting
with friends, and will return to Grange
Vile Sunday evening
Russell n. Cunningham departed
Wednesday morning for Moscow. in re-
Spouse to a call for service in the army.
Mr. Cunningham has made his home
in Grangeville for more than wear.
during which time he was identified
with the local office of the Nezperce t
National forest, in the capacity of S
ranger. He had been in the mountain c
country all summer :,
Miss Mayme Kube will leave Satur u
lay for Lewiston, where she will visit ~
'or a short time, and then will proceed al
o Wallace for a month S stay with her o.
sister, Mrs. D. w. Greenburg. Miss II
<ube later win 90 to Portland. to re-
ume nursing at the hospital from
Which she was graduated short time
90. She may go to France as Red =,
ross nurse. Pr
Mr.. and Mrs Dirl Pierce, Miss Lulu is
GRANT and William 4. Williams re- 80
lrned the first of the week from two ~ ~
Gems camping trip Ill the mountains do
hey were at Buffalo Hump, Elk City. mr
rogrande and Adams Camp. The trip a
as made by wagon, and at one place
ey traversed two miles of road over
lich wagon had not passed for four ma
airs.
sue
MT. and Mrs. Frank McGrane and in
n Frank jr., returned the first of the ges
ek from California, where they spent TT
II months. Most of the time was put
at Paso Robes, where Mr.. McGrane
derwent treatment for rheumatism.
returned home much improved in II
9TH. While in Paso Robes he met
ii. Mckenzie, former resident of
lngeville, who is in the oil bust
S IN California. Mr.. McGrane and
My, on their way home, visited in
Francisco, Portland and Lewiston.
Adolph Hinkleman, one of the
ding citizens of the Greencreek
lion, was here the first of the week
meet with his friends and look
sr business matters. He was ac-
panied by his brother, Fred, who
been spending some time in the
die west and but recently came
again to assist in the harvest.
states the crops in Minnesota.
ern North and South Dakota are
and promise abundant Yields, but
tern North Dakota and some of
tana does not look as promising.
ark Mathews and brother, " irliam
hews, well-known young ranehers
lie Winona section, were in Grange
Monday, and called at the Free
$ office. They said the Winona n.
try was visited by a heavy hail
late last week, and much dam.