Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-24
Whitebird

r to Grangeville.
d Miss Jennie Peters opened the school
= term at Freedom last Monday.
!. Lawrence Foskett, Madge Hardman
1 Mary Bell and Esther Crawford return
. ed Friday evening from Grangeville,
where they had been attending high
> school.
| Mrs. A. d. Kennedy who has been in
. hospital at Lewiston, returned home
Wednesday. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Lyle
George Marshall and Ed Flick passed
through town Friday with a bunch of
hogs.
Dave Mcdaniel was in town from the
Joe Dixon ranch the latter part of the
week
G. D. Smith of Grangeville was in
town Saturday
Mrs. Fred McGaffee passed through
Whitebird Saturday on her way to
Westlake to visit her mother, Mrs. Me
Cory, who is seriously ill.,
William Ringer and William Cham
berlain, both of Slate creek were in
Whitebird Sunday morning with a small
/ bunch of cattle which they sold to Bob
Hunt on the prairie.
Mrs. Alkire and A. Loomis of John
Day were in Whitebird Monday set
Ting business matters. Mr.. Loomis has
bought the Alkire ranch in Wet gulch.
Mr.. Loomis returned to the ranch Tues
day, taking with him his household
Fem house.
John Johnson was in town the first /
of the week from the C. J. Hall ranch.
Platt Talbot of Joseph plains was
in Whitebird Monday.
William Reed and Madge Hartman
are both suffering from Spanish in
fluenza.
Jim McEvers was in Whitebird from
the Nelson ranch the first of the week.
Lloyd Holbrook recently made a trip
to Salmon, returning by the way of
Butte, Mont.
Mrs. Lyle who was here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. reynolds and Mrs Ken
needy, was called to Grangeville to !
nurse her daughter, Mrs Lee Yates,
and two nephews, who were i'll with
Spanish influenza. Word was received S
that John Yates died shortly after his =
grandmother arrived.
Misses Addie and Anna Behean re- n
turned home Sunday from three s
weeks visit at the Jay Rhoades ranch. s
Forest Ranger J. W. Bell caught Z
large sturgeon in Snake river the first !
of the week.
Louis Reeves passed through town Z
Monday with about seventy-five head I
of cattle which he purchased on the 4
prairie. He was taking them to his s
anch near Higgins. s
Andy Beckehaimer was in town Sun s
day from the Russell ranch. {
Miss Fry has gone to her home at =
Ferdinand while school is closed.
Mrs. Jim Chamberlain and son are 4
spending the time at their ranch on Ii
Joumecq while there is no school. s
Otto Brakeman recently moved to the s
country, having sold his garage to J. :
loyal Addison.
J. w. Curtis passed through White Y
,ird Monday on his way to higgins to Q
ttend the funeral of his brother, Lloyd n
Who died from injuries incurred by be- 5i
nc thrown from his horse. s.
DR.. w. c. Stalker of Lewiston who =
las been in Whitebird doing dental y
York, left for up-river points last We'd Y
H. c. Brown and C. A. Rupert are N
ere from Harlowtown, Won't, buying n
attic. 3
w. d. Winniford was in town from p
ittsburg Monday. 81
William Ranger and son, Delbert, l9
rere in Whitebird Wednesday from %
reedom. M
Mrs. w. J. Harrah is i'll. Three of ~
er daughters were called home on ac- 81
)unt of her illness. y
John Hokinson shipped two car loads 81
cattle last week. US
J. 3. Hartman recently finished haul GEE
e sand and gravel for the new bridge tJl
ross Salmon river. ~
Mrs Clarence White made a trim To 5T
10 UP ~ IJr
Tuesday to see her son, 5I
no is quite i'll. .5f
Salmon river people are apparently !99ff
ide awake as they more than wen. lJTT
over the top" in the fourth Liberty iuL
md drive. UE
John Berry of California and Claude ~!
Berry of Farley, S. D., are here visit ~
@ their sisters, Misses Chloe and Elva sSH
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