Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-01-24


Henry Delany, a cattle man of Star
buck, Wn., arrived in Grangeville Fri
day night on business matters.
Newey L. Wakeley, secretary of the
Blacktai Mining company, was in
Grangeville Wednesday from Spokane.
Mrs Van Robertson returned to her
home in Grangeville, Tuesday night,
after having visited relatives in Mos
COW and Spokane.
c. II. Lyons, well-known Salmon
river resident, was in Grangeville the
last of the week on his way home from
California.
Prof j. A. Winchester, superintendent
of the schools at Winchester, arrived
in Grangeville Friday night for a
weekend visit with friends.
Miss Dorothy Taylor, representing the
extension department of the Univer
sity Of Idaho, Moscow, is here in the
interest of food conservation
{. NJ. Carson, representing a Spokane
life insurance company, was in Grange
vile this week looking after business
interests
Willard Toll of Kooskia was in |
this week undergoing ply |
steal examination for the army. Mr.. |
Toll is ready to get into the fray when
Uncle Sam calls him. He left for
home Wednesday morning.
Sam Jones was an arrival Saturday
night from Lewiston, where he hadI
been for several days on pleasure trip,
md departed Sunday for his ranch in
he Whitebird section.
Mrs. James Powers will occupy the
pulpit at the Baptist church next Sun
lay morning at HOO o'clock. The ser
md interest to all, especially to the
hildren. A cordial invitation to old
nd young.
Mrs. f. f. Hubbard and child of Spo- &
ane, arrived in Grangeville this week g
rom their home in Seattle, and will g
emain indefinitely with Mr.. Hubbard, (
t the Imperial hotel Mr.. Hubbard Z
buyer for a Seattle packing house
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wisener and son, .
Job, will leave Friday morning for ,
ortland. They plan to be away from {
for three or four weeks, and
i'll visit other points ON the coast
afore they return to Grangeville. L
Tom Pogue of Whitebird manager of
e Salmon River Stores, arrived in h
Sunday night from the Sal. o.
on river town, and left Monday morn OF
g for Lewiston, for several DAYS 81
sit He returned here Wednesday GO
eht. OF
w. S. Hunter was an arrival in
anecville the first of the week from .
k Park, H.. where he had been since x
cember with his family. Mr.. Hun -
is engaged in installing gas illumi- -
ting machines in ranch homes on y
mas Prairie. Z
louis Dennison of higgins was among M
) Salmon river boys in Grangeville zr-
{ week undergoing physical exami ~,
ton for the army draft. Mr.. Deni- MI
spent the early part of the winter ~
lr Ontario, Ore, and came across coun- =
from Ontario to Grangeville to take
examination.
:. w. Rhett was IN Grangevilel this mr.
* from his home in the Lucille coun- an
Mr.. Rhett was accompanied by his US
Ighter, Miss Dora, who will make an M
ended visit at the home of her grand IN
her, Joe Myers. in the Columbus VS.
ton Mr.. Rhett returned to Lucille | HJS
dnesday. SQ
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wan Evans, president of the state Us
ri of education, returned TO Grange ST9S
P Monday night after an absence of m
weeks, most of which time he spent VS.
Boise in the interest of rebuilding lJS
the administration building of the SSl
e Normal school at Lewiston. The 96Hl
ding was destroyed by fire in De l5
her. 5Q
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ifford Powell and Alfred Filings vs.
h were here this week from beyond iIS
Salmon river. to be examined by SQ
'icians for the local draft board. 9m
went through in fine shape, and [JS
ready to serve their country on SSWlg
line of battle. Powell is on a home S6l
1 at Spring Camp, while Filings Us
h S home is at Boles. ny
an
aude White of Salmon river was 966l
last week to take the physical US
lination given by the local draft S5IlYg
4. Mr.. White was among the party S0
Ilmon river boys which left uS
in December for the army and ny
but when he reached San Fran S1
he was rejected for the navy. He Us
ward tried TO enlist in the army III
ortland, but was not accepted. SQ
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