Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-04-11
PERSONAL

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G. w. Greenough, an attorney of Spo
kane, and formerly of Cottonwood wa
in Grangeville on business this week.
William Eller was visitor in Grange
vile this week from his Salmon rive
ranch.
w. A. Jones was an arrival il
Grangeville Saturday night from hi,
ranch in the BoIes section.
Judge F. E. Fogg returned Sunday
night from Lewiston, where he spent a
week on business.
G. L. Bourland returned Tuesday
evening from Ferdinand, where he
visited his daughter, Mrs. Joe Brock
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wann, who sent
the winter in Charleston, have returned
home and will remain here through the
summer and fall.
Mrs. w. R. Reilly departed Wednes-
day morning for Spokane, for visit
with her daughter, who is attending
school in Spokane.
Sheriff LATE Yates departed Sunday
for Elk City on civil BUSINESS connected
with his office. The sheriff probably
win return to Grangeville next Sunday.
Va l.
was in Grangeville last week
and while here remarked that the fall
wheat was considerably more damaged
than great many persons imagined
Editor Sasse of the Ferdinand Enter
prise was among the Ferdinand men in .
Erangeville Tuesday night in connec-
ion with the Bieker hearing. Mr.. Sasse
when in Grangeville never forgets to
all at the Free Press office to renew
Iequaintances.
August Schroeder, well-known ranch
r and stockman of the west side. was
Grangeville the first of the week On
BUSINESS. Mr.. Schroeder has son in
rance with the local-boys and is heart =.
nd soul in the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. rassnacht return {
i to their home in Grangeville Wed =
esday night, after having spent the :.
utter in Lewiston. Although their So ~
'un in Lewiston was an enjoyable one. h
lcv were glad to return home.
Barney Lichtfield, prominent rancher Il
the Keuterville section, was here the f,
rst of the week Mr.. Lichtfield re- o.
ntly added number of acres to his a
ready heavy holdings and is one of the fl
1st prosperous ranehers in that section. G.
The Rev. H. }. Wood, pastor of the
derated church, departed the first of o
week for Kendrick, to attend a o
'eting of the Walla Walla presbvterv. Q
e hev. Mr.. Wood will return to "
algeville in time for the regular Sun
services in his church. of
Prof. }. A. Winchester, superinten-
1t of the Ferdinand public schools Su
in Grangeville Monday night. Pro WI
sor Winchester spoke Interestingly
the incident following the address Kc
Fighting McKie. The professor ma
K an active part in the affair. hel
. w. Dyar forest ranger departed =
dnesday morning for Elk City. where gu
will be in charge of the ranger Pre-
lion. Mr.. Dyer spent the winter WI
this in Grangeville, engaged in work w
he office of the Nezperce National
st. Wet
lain Agent Lindquist of the Camas H.
lrie line was in Garngeville the first cpo
he week, being on a trip over the 7
selling Liberty bonds to employees
ne company. Section men and all
taking them and but one refusal y
recorded on the entire line. v
'stmaster M. A. Roos of Whitebird 90
visitor in Grangeville Monday
mig home Tuesday. While here
Roos paid a visit to the Free Press
e. In addition to his work as post
er he is serving as Free Press cor
'ndent and each week provides
ct of interesting news items from
'almon river country.
'tor Peterson, county food admin
tor returned Tuesday evening from