Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-09-26

lie bird, were in Grangeville this wee
2, visiting friends
T. C. LYDIA, Democratic nominee 70
e county commissioner, was in Grange
f vile this week from his Salmon rive
d ranch.
r J. Yeager, well-known rancher of tn
}, Garfield section, was business visito
in Grangeville this week. He left thi
f morning for his home.
2 Herbert W. smead and Walter
Lemons, stockmen of the Spring Camp
country, were in Grangeville transact
, ing business last week.
J. w. Hardin of Zaza, Nez Perez
county, was in town during the week
from his home on Snake river, below the
mouth of Salmon river.
c. E. Holt, member of the well-known
stock firm of Holt & RhOades, was here
this week from his home at higgins,
transacting business and meeting
friends.
j. A. Petersen returned the first of
the week from the Lewiston country,
where he had been for several days clos
ing up the sale of his farm, located near
Peck.
J. C. Daubenspeck, prominent ranch
er residing six miles up the Salmon
river from Whitebrid, was a business
visitor in Grangeville Monday, and paid
a pleasant call to the Free Press office.
w. II. Vincent of Harpster was in
Grangeville Saturday Mr.. Vincent a
planning on selling his ranch near
Harpster, but has not decided where he
will locate, should he dispose of the
ranch.
Monte Jarrett is in town from his
Snake river ranch and reports the cat
tie and sheep men IN that neighborhood
as being more prosperous than ever be-
fore. All have plenty of hay to carry
their herds through the winter
Miss Winnie Rhoades returned Sun
DAY night from Lewiston, where she
has been the guest of friends for "a
month. During her absence her place
as pianist at the Lyric was filled by
Mrs Ed Abramson.
George W. Trenary, Kooskia bust
ness man and county coroner, was in f
irangeviIle Friday to attend a meeting
If Democratic candidates on the county +
ticket. Mr.. Trenary is again candi- :
late for reelection for county coroner +
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moore, pioneer I
esidents of the Sites country, were in e
irangeville Saturday from their home
t Sites. They were accompanied by i,
heir sons, H. NJ Moore, who resides e
n a ranch between Sites and Clear 3,
fater, and Harry n Moore, a home &
taeder in the Red River country. t,
Lawrence Horne of Lewiston, a sol II
Ter who has been stationed at Van II
)uver Barracks, Wn., was in Grange W
lille recently visiting at the Pulse and &c
asenbery homes. Mr.. Horne, who is
the aviation corps, will soon go to q
erkeley, Cal, to train as an aviation W
lot. OF
Miss Elsie Stanbery, who was grad
tied from the Grangeville high school
st June, departed Monday for Berke- -
y, Cal, where she will enter the Uni
'rsity of California for four-year
llege course. She was accompanied as
r as Portland 10y her father, G.. D. -
anbery, the well-known Winona ~
ncher.
rel
Mrs. Lulu E. Swarts is a recent ar 81,
al from Culdesac and will spend the
xt two weeks visiting with friends at
r old home near Whitebird, prior to
t departure to spend the winter in gen
Mrs. Swarts has disposed of
, Whitebird farm to Seth Jones and ic"
bert Cone, who are now in posses .'"3
In
we
Mrs. G. o. Summers departed last wa,
ok for Tacoma, Wn., after having tbe
mt several weeks in Grangeville as a cop
st of her daughter, Mrs. w. F. lioo
rick. Mrs. Summers will visit a son pos
Tacoma, and then will proceed to old
Sc, for a visit with another son, be- voo
: departing for her home, on a ranch, Mac
r Deming, n. M. tho
'orville Johnston, who is in the army the
hanieal training school at the Uni unit
'ity of Idaho, Moscow, was in %
ngeville Saturday for a brief visit aeai
/ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. boar
aston. Norville declares he is well Elk.
sed with army life, and is glad for He
opportunity of attending the school cam
loscow. and