Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-07-10

lecture at an Epworth League institute
Later they will 90 to Jefferson, Ore
where the pastor will also lecture before
Epworth Leaguers. They will be alb
sent from Grangeville three weeks.
j. Loyal Addison was a Grangeville
visitor Monday from Whitebird Mr..
Addison, who attended the three-day
Fourth of July celebration at Doumecq,
declared the event was highly success
full, and all present thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
Frank HOckersmith left Tuesday
morning on "a two weeks vacation from
his work at the Sims store. Mr.. Hooker
smith, in company with his brother, Yves
Hockersmith, of Cottonwood, departed
by automobile for Kennewick, Wn.,
where Frank Hockersmith has ranch in
terests. He will spend his vacation on
the ranch.
The Rev. FIR. Phelan returned to
Grangeville Monday evening from Lew
iston, to which place he accompanied
Bishop Daniel German, of the Idaho !
diocese. Sunday morning Bishop Cor |
man officiated at the dedication of a |
Catholic church at Winchester, and in |
the afternoon the church at Reubens
was dedicated. FIR. Pelan was present
at the dedications.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.. Frizzell and son
were in Grangeville Monday enroute
from Whitebird to Spokane. Mr.. Friz-
zell, who has resided in Whitebird for
ten years, and who for a number of
years conducted a general merchandise
store there, has disposed of his stock
of goods to the Salmon River Stores .
company, and is in search of a new To- :
cation. He has not decided where he
will locate. He will spend several weeks j
n Spokane and on the coast.
G. F.. Holt, prominent stockman of
he Salmon river country, was in {
Monday on his way to his +;
lone at higgins, after spending two ::
weeks in Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Holt !
we're at Livingston a guest of their !
laughter, Mrs. r. S. Phillips. Mrs. Holt :
enamel in Livingston for a longer !:
isit Mr.. Holt in company with his Z
on-in-law, Mr.. Phillips, who is editor !.
+ the Livingston Daily Enterprise, !.
oured the Yellowstone National park. :
lontana is suffering greatly from lack -
rainfall, said Mr.. Holt, and except r.
l irrigated districts, crops will be ex-
'emely light. O.
Deputy Sheriff John Hartman re- co
irned last week from st. Anthony, to G.,
hich place he accompanied Pearl Nc nj
inney Grangeville boy, who was III
to the state industrial school. n,
equity Hartman was privileged to in e.
'ect the school, which is two miles from -
!. Anthony. He was well pleased with - y!
lie institution and the work that is ~ ~
ing done there. He talked with Gl
boys in the school, and learn 'u
from them that they are satisfied
it'll their work, and feel that they will 1
arm trades which will be beneficial to
EN-. Deputy Hartman said the crop
tlook in south Idaho is not the best. TIE
Hugh M. Keith of Kooskia, a former :
mpany Z boy was in Grangeville Sun an,
y, guest at the Fred Erskine home. tbo
rpOral Keith has received notice that o.
has been awarded the Croix de >
ere with silver star, decoration con-
rred by the French government, but
3 medal has not as yet been received
him. He expressed himself at a loss
know why he was thus honored. Cor off
raj Keith, who was transferred to the
5th U. S. engineers and later to the
;ond engineers, saw much hard fight
:. He was at Chateau Thierry, and
err was with the army of occupation
Germany hig