Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cone Of near
Whitebird were visitors IN orange
vile this week.
Atty G. 0. McMinimy, of lilo, was
q professional visitor in Grangevilie
Monday,
Emmett Mulhall. formerly of
/ Grangeville, spent Monday here. Mr..
Mulhall is ranching near Buena, Wn.
Robert Griffith, well-knOwn stock
man of the Whitebird country was
in Grangeville Monday
Asa Jones and Lewis Jones were in
the city the first of the week from
the Boles country
Judge James F. Ailshie, of Occur
d,Alene. was in Grangeville Monday
on business in the district court.
Hon. Seth D. Jones was in the city
the first of the week from his ranch on
Salmon river. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Pettibone
were arrivals in the city Wednesday
evening from Spokane, where they
spent their honeymoon.
George Davis has returned to
Grangeville, after spending some time
in the Nezperce national forest, IN
the interest of the forest service.
Hon. Evan Evans departed Tuesday
e.. Meeting of
the state board of education, OF
which he is a member.
John Stanton, well-known rancher
residing west of Grangeville, has re-
turned from a trip to Chicago, and
to his old home at Three Rivers, Mich.
Judge and Mrs. Wallace N. Scales
returned to their home in Grangevine
last Friday night, after a protracted
stay in Portland and Seaside Ore.
Victor Jones, entomologist in the
employ of the state department of
agriculture, is in the city in confer
ence with Ralph M. Pavey, coun-
ty agent.
Alva Rhett and Robert Gill were in
late last week on their
way to their home on Salmon river.
They had been in Chicago, to which
city they accompanied large ship
nents of sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foutch and
son are here from Oregon, and are S
guests at the home of Mr.. Foutch IS &
lncle, Wiley Knighten, near Grange t
rille. They expect to locate on Camas /
Prairie. l
A. D. Kennedy, manager of the a
ocal Hub store, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Lewiston, in confer
nee with c. j. Breier, head Of the
Tub chain of stores. He was accom-
anied to Lewiston by Don Fisher. i
t. C. LYDIA, Democratic candidate D
or county commissioner, was in d
Tuesday night from his
ONE on Slate creek. Mr.. LYDIA will
hOrtly commence an active campaign 9
f Idaho county. !
James Murphy, who has been en- +
Logged as a blacksmith at the mines 8
I the Marshall lake country, has I.
sturned to Grangeville. Mr.. and !
Irs. Murphy expect to depart this :.
I'll for southern California where !
ley may decide to locate. I.
Leroy C. Waller and J. B. Leeper, Z
9th of Sites, spent Tuesday in !
Mr. Waller is Demo Z
attic precinct committeeman at I
tites, while Mr.. Leeper is a candidate !.
II the Legislature on the Democratic :
cket. /
P. j. Taylor of Koosl1ia, Demo !
attic nominee for county commits :
onar was calling pm friends in j
Tuesd W. Mr.. Taylor is
ceiving much encouragement from !
e voters, especially in the Clear !
alter section, where he is well known. :
A. J. Stuart, editor of the Sites +
lterprise, and Democratic nominee I
r state senator from Idaho county, Z
ent Tuesday in Grangeville. Ow- ].
g to pressure Of newspaper work, Z
r. Stuart has been able to de- 4
te but one day to campaigning, +
t expects shortly to cover a greater Z
Don c. Fisher, deputy fish and game -
lrden, returned to Grangeville late -
It week, after trip to the state !,
hatchery, at Standpoint. Mr.. !
sher accompanied to Idaho county !;
rty-eight cans of trout fry which I
re distributed in streams in the vi !;
lty of Kamiah, Kooskia, Sites. :
wsome and Elk City. I