Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-04-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Evans have moved
to Whitebird and are occupying the
Grover Newman house. They have rent
ed their ranch across Salmon river to
their son, Marion Evans.
c. II. Hurst, forest ranger at the
, River View station fof some time past
has been transferred to Grangeville. Mr.
and Mrs. Hurst will soon move to
Grangeville.
Mrs. V. T. Hadorn of Deer Creek was
visitor here Wednesday and reports
that she has sixty acres of fine winter
wheat that she expects to make bum
per yield.
c. II. Wright of Boles was business
visitor in Whitebird the first of the
week.
Miss Alice Gully is visiting friends
and relatives at higgins and Lucille.
Mrs. Frank Hogan accompanied her
son, Roy, to Lewiston last week to have
his eyes treated by a specialist.
Grandma Behean, who has been quite
i'll the past week, is reported to be
steadily improving.
AT the school election held at the
school house Monday, j. B. Hartman
was elected to the school board
DR.. William Mcneil, dentist, of
Grangeville spent several days in White
bird this week.
Charles K McHarg ir and Frank JEFF
ferson, both of Grangeville, were bust
ness visitors in Whitebird Saturday. {
II. B. Rape of higgins was a visitor {
in Whitebird, Sunday
E. II. Clark of Pollock was a visitor
in Whitebird Monday, returning to his
home Tuesday c
F. w. Straw of Lewiston and W. L.
Hewitt of Billings, both of whom are
connected with the Security Bridge com n
pany, were in Whitebird Monday in J
speeding proposed bridge site across '
creek. h
w. A. Sewel of Lucille was here We'd E
nesday on business '
W. NJ. Howard of Ashmoor, Mont, =
and Fred Cochran of New Meadows F
passed through Whitebird Friday en- II
quite to Cottonwood j.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Brundige of Pollock o
we're visitors in Whitebird Saturday. A
Glenn Hibbs of Snake river passed E
trough Whtebird Friday enroute to d
us homestead Mr. Hibbs is thinking J'
eriously of enlisting in the marines. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lewis of Joseph X.
we're IN town the first of the week w
hey have sold their ranch to Jane, q.
ram and will soon remove to Texas. &c
). I. Watkins has sold his ranch to 10
d Wyatt, consideration being around Nj
5000, and will shortly leave for Okla 5.
una where he will reside. 10
A dance was given at Deer Creek Fri A.
y "iSht anu was wei attended. -
usic was furnished by the Nepean FRI
chestra and Clark Gill. During the }.
ening a photograph belonging to the
'er Creek Social club was auctioned II.
Clark Gill for $50, the proceeds 90 ..
: to the Red Cross. A Red Cross or j.
mzation was perfected with the fol d.
wing Officers: Seth Jones, ehairman; f.
5. '. I. HadOrn, vice chairman: Mrs.
Il. Wyatt, secretary and treasurer. 8 &
(. {. Hern has resigned as parcel post y
yer on the Grangeville stage line and 3.
gone to work at Foskett's mill.
$ Reed will take the job of handling NJ
parcel post train in Hern S place Wei
'ostoffice Inspector j. R. Fullin NJ
Ter was business visitor in White gran
sunday. ploy
IS reported that both Ed and Lew Oh
harrison, former Whitebird boys are H. a
ng active service in France. They Broy
sted in the forestry division some Der
ago and have been in France since g. F
January !. from
arl kirkham, clerk at the Salmon this
stores for many years, has resigned they
position and with Mrs Kirkham will ceedi
G about May l for Trident, Mont. Lo
re he has accepted position. into
cut b
ERTY LOAN DRIVE. NJ
lie third Liberty loan sale is moving sale 8
nicely in the Salmon river sec Bul