Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-09-05

f tors in Grangeville Saturday from the
Winona ranch.
George A. Cowgirl, prominent rancho
of the Lake section, was in Grangevill
Monday.
Mrs. Fet Rhoades and daughter, Mis-
Winifred, are in Lewiston for tw
weeks visit with Mrs. Rhoades par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Randall.
DR.. Z. A. Schilling of Cottonwood wa
in Grangeville the first of the week OIL
professional business.
John Briscoe, who has been working
in the harvest fields, was in town Tues
day to vote and for a visit with his
family.
J. C .Repass viii leave Friday for
Newport, where he recently purchased Q
hotel. Mr.. Repass will operate the
hostelry.
Mrs J. }. Pulse and Mrs J. T. Orbin-
son left on today's stage for short
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Riebold near Clearwater.
Homer Eimers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Eimers, is here from the U. S.
naval academy at Annapolis, Nd, for a
ten days visit at home.
G. Axelson, an insurance man, of
Lewiston, was here last week settling
with Percy Puryear for losses to wheat,
resulting from the indendiary fire on In
dian land leased by Mr.. Puryear.
Mrs. A. H. Wetherbee and two sons
departed Tuesday morning for Lewiston,
for 2 weeks visit with relatives. and
then will proceed to Wallace, to visit
Mrs. Wetherbee's mother.
J. w. Hazelbaker, prominent ranch
er residing three miles southeast OF
town, was visitor in Grangeyille
vile Tuesday, and paid a pleasant visit
to the Free Press office
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Maugg, accom-
panied by Mr.. Maugg's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Maugg, of Cottonwood,
departed this morning for Spokane, to
attend the insterstate fair.
George A. Bancroft, mining engineer,
Who has been in Chicago in company
With William Bolce, on business per
aiming to mining properties in Idaho
ounty, returned to Grangeville We'd /
esday evening.
DR.. Joseph Pfister and Mrs. Pfister
# ST. Paul were in Grangeville Mon
lay and Tuesday, the doctor having
gain placed Grangeville on the list Of
owns he visits regularly. He will re
urn in January.
Seth D. Jones, the well-known Sal
non river raneher and candidate fo~
he state legislature, was in Grangeville
his week looking after his livestock in
erests. Mr.. Jones has a large number
f cattle on Camas Prairie.
G. d. Stanbery, prominent rancher OF
be Winona section, was a business visl-
Dr. in Grangeville Saturday Mr.. Stan
cry had been so busy with work on the
lnch that he had not been in Grange
lie for more than a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Durham were
Grangeyille from Whitebird Tues
ly and departed Wednesday morning
n Lewiston, where Mrs. Durham and
lildren win reside during the school
Ear. Mr.. Durham win return to White
I'd to care for his extensive livestock
terests in the Salmon river country.
G. Unzieker, well-known stoelman
the Joseph country, was in Grange
lie Monday to bid farewell to his son, ~
", who left for Camp Lewis with the :,
aft contingent. Mr. Unzicker now 3
S two sons in the service. His SON. Z,
I'm, who left Grangeville last spring, y
" is in France. ~
Mrs. G. S. Stockton returned Sunday +,
ening after two months visit to ;,
ints in the east. She accompanied h
r son, Andrew, to Annapolis, Nd, c:
ere he entered the U. S. naval 81
,demy and on the return trip visited
r daughter, Mrs. J. w. McFall, at =
Ida.
Deputy Sheriff II. f. Quinlan return