Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-05-08

> geville Wednesday night on his wa,
. home from Spokane, to which place hC
/. took nine carloads of cattle.
= Arthur Nepean was visitor in
Grangeville this week from Garfield.
, Phil Hartman, Sites implement deal
err spent Saturday in Grangeville.
NJ. F. Evans of Whitebird was in
Grangeville the first of the week
Hon. Seth D.Jones was an arrival in
Grangeville Monday might from his
home near Whitebird.
Harry b. Zerr, Whitebird barber.
spent Sunday and Monday in Grange
Vile
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ficke were in the
city this week from Garfield, and were
guests at the Hesterman home.
j. b. Burney, U. S. Commissioner.
at Sites, and Ira Packer, also of Sites.
spent Saturday in Grangeville.
G. j. Matthews, Jr. well known
rancher of the Winona section, was in
Grangeville Monday.
H. G. Sasse, editor of the Ferdinand
Enterprise, was business caller in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Maugg of Cottonwood is
guest at the home of her brother, A.
j. Maugg.
d. w. Greenburg of Wallace was
guest Saturday at the home of his ia
ther-in-law, d. H. Kube
DR.. f. A. Schilling of lilo was in Gran
geville Monday and Tuesday on pro-
fessional business.
o. w. James, principal of the Lap &
wal high school, was in GranpevilIe ,
saturday on business.
Ruth Noyes returned home Friday Il
light from Greer, where she had been
inee last September with Mr.. and Mrs.
/. o. Phillips
John Stanton, prominent rancher re- v
lding five miles west of town, was in Y
Tuesday and was a pleas
mt caller at the Free Press office.
}. S. Adair, pominent rancher of the
Vinona country, spent Saturday in "A
rangeville on business. Mr.. Adair n
ontemplates a trip east during the sum- Z,
er. 81
Sam Heitter is back from Winchester q
nd is again employed by John Callan y
the City Meat Market. Mr.. Heitter "a
Id been working on the green chain N
the lumber mill at Winchester. b
Joe Hoover, rancher of the Red river u
untry, was in Grangeville this week,
d departed Wednesday for his home. a
r. Hoover had been in Sites to prove a
on a homestead before U. S. Com n
ssiner Burney. III
Mr.. and Mrs Tammany C. Vincent q
parted Monday morning for Hunt q
yton Beach, Cal, where Mr.. Vincent q
5 position and where they will re-
e. Their residence here was leased
Jack Running. a
ieorge J. Bancroft, mining engineer, &
returned to Grangeville from Mos
:, where he was for time engaged in q
* at the University of Idaho school
mines. Mr.. Bancroft departed the azRs
OF the week for his mining prop -
es south of Buffalo Hump. al
d HARRISON, well-known rancher re. @
ng twenty-five miles southeast of N
City, is in Grangeville on business.
vious to coming to Grangeville, Mr..
bison was in Sites for a day to "a
re up on land before J. B. Burney. a
. Commissioner. Mr.. HARRISON is own
the ranch on which vast herds of
come down to Craze during the sum A
His place is on Mallard creek. "
r. and Mrs. G. S. Stockton and son IN
rev, returned home Sunday night
tour of California. They spent
st two months in the southland. 4
ing ali points of interest, In Cal o
ia they were met by DIR. and Mrs.
ktons' daughter, Mrs J. w. Ne "a
of Shoshone Ida. Andrew had been al
ne Z. S. naval academy at Anna- NJ
, Md, and joined his parents in
ornia. ~
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