Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-06-20

III over the success OF the Wild west pc
to Torrance for the Red Cross.
A. L. Donaldson, cashier of the sa
sr mon River State Bank at WhitebirC
J was an arrival in Grangeville Wedne.
s. day evening.
Z. Miss Mildred Reilly, who has bee
g. attending a girls private school in Spo
kane, returned Saturday night for TIL
? summer vacation.
+ George A. Smith returned wednes
+ day evening from the Salmon rive
e country, where he spent two weeks OF
e a pleasure trip.
= Owen Zehner, prosperous raneher OF
the Fem section, was in GrangeyilIe
today transacting business and meeting
friends.
G. NJ. Butler Of Sites was a visitor in
Grangeville the first of the week Mr.
Butler is engaged in the real estate
business in Sites.
F. E. Quist, cashier of the Koosika
State bank, was among the visitors in
Grangeville this week from the Clear
water country.
w. J. Adsley, DR.. r. J. Alcorn and H.
G. Sasse, all of Ferdinand were bust
ness visitors in Grangeville Tuesday.
Messrs. Sasse and Adsley were callers
at the Free Press office
Joseph Frederick, a prominent ranch
er residing two miles from Ferdinand,
was in Grangeville with his family
Tuesday. Mr.. Frederick called at the
Free Press office
Frank Goeckner, a ell-known and
prosperous rancher of the Keuteryille
section, was in Grangeville Saturday on
business, and paid visit to the Free
Press office.
Mrs. A. L. Gilkeson and daughter,
Nadine, who have been at Pocatello
where the former attended the state
meeting of the Eastern Star, have gone
to Missouri for month s visit with
relatives. I
George Killmar and family motored
here from Winona Saturday and spent
he day in the county seat. Mr. K Hmar
who is one of the substantial farmers
If the Winona section has b,, I
Toned as material for the county com /
mission by number of his friends. '
Ole Johnson and John Phillips were N
ere from Sites this week Mes rs y
philips and Johnson are operating the L
City stage line and recently n
urchased motor truck, which they are &c
sing to haul mails and passengers from a
titles to Switchback. II
Prof, George j. Bancort mining en- -
ineer, Peter Khnkhcimer and Gus i,
ehultz are in Grangeville from the III
lining district in which they are in "
rested, south Of Buffalo Hump. They d
re planning extensive development IF
ork in that section. WI
Dave Yates, a prominent rancher of
e Winona section, was in Grangeyille -
day. Mr.. Yates had just returned 49,
ON Lewiston, where Mrs Yates I'M -
rwent a surgical operation ON Wed w.
sday. Reports from her bedside are e
vorablc. ."
j. l.. Chamberlain departed Wednes-
y for his home fifteen miles least of Ho
eeins after week S visit in Grange ,iv
lie. Mr.. Chamberlain, who is about TO
prove up on a homestead, brought to ho,
angeville three horses which he had +
'ed to sell, but was unable to dispose son
them to advantage, so took them the
he with him
:. j. Bennett has returned to Grange in .
e after six weeks visit to points in com
oming aud Montana. While in
ltana, Mr. Bennett enjoyed parti
rly successful fishing trip. He viii
ain in Grangeville during the sum
, but has not decided as to plans
mi hat time. His Flour mill at Dem
has been leased to H. j. Kressley.
-iy. f. +. .Fogg returned to Grange D
Tuesday night from the upper Sal al
river country, where he went ON
less. lie was marooned IN the Sal
river section by high water, and b
obliged to return home by way Of
ar, Pendleton and Lewiston, max
Journey of several hundred miles.