Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-07
PERSONAL

r. b. Wilson was IN Jpe clJy IHls
week from the Spring Camp country
B. B. Scott, merchant and mining
man, of Elk City, was in Grangevllle
on business this week.
William T. Williams, clerk in the
postotfice. 10 home from Pendleton,
Ore. whore he attended the roundup.
Mrs. V. t. Hadorn, whe resides
across Salmon river from Whitebird,
was in the city Saturday.
T. B. Parker, Cottonwood banker,
was visitor in Grangeville Wednes-
day.
Miss Edna Bales, who has been Wis
iting her father, Lonnie Bales, re-
turned on Monday to Spokane.
Miss Edith Smith returned Tuesday
evening after several days visit in
Lewiston.
J. B. Leeper, auctioneer, of Sites,
and A. L. Palmer, Kamiah auctioneer,
were in the city Tuesday.
Miss Elva Berry, of Whitebird,
was a guest this week of her sister,
Mrs. M. Refvem.
Mrs. George Grattan and daughter,
Miss Marie Phillips, are here from
The Dallas, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thompson of
Denver were in the city Tuesday, and
were pleasant callers at the Free Press
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Turner are here
from Ellensburg, Wn,. 70 visit at the
home of their son, Joe Turner. Mr..
Turner is postmaster at Ellensburg.
Mrs. T. J. Michels and children have
arrived from Uniontown, Wn., to join
Mr.. Michels, local manager for the
Nez Perez roller mills.
Mrs. A. L. Gilkeson has returned
from a Portland hospital, where she
had been for some time. Mrs. Gilkeson
is greatly improved in health.
DR.. J. D. Shinnick and J. l.. Turner.
both of Cottonwood were in Grange
vile Wednesday enroute to the Clear
water country, where DR.. Shinnick
was called on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Eresch have de-
parted for South Bend, Wn., where
they will make their home. They had
resided jim Grsngcville about eight
years.
Henry Jess, prominent Winona ranch
er, was in Grangeville Monday. Mr.. |
Jess declared threshing outfits still
have much work to do in the Winona
country.
H. G. Denny was an arrival in
Grangeville Thursday from his ranch |
on the South Fork. He came to
Grangeville to hear Senator Nugent
speak.
John Lang, of Spokane, was here
this week to see Clarence Elmendorf,
contractor, in regard to a bungalow
Mr.. Elmendorf is building for Mr..
Lang on his ranch near Fem.
Lloyd A. Fem and Dale Clark, both
Of Kooskia, were in Grangeville Sun
day. Mr.. Fem is a candidate on
the Republican ticket for the office of
in the legislature, while
MIR. Clark is seeking reelection to the
board of county commissioners.
William Shuek, well-known Salmon
river stockman, was in Grangeville
Monday on business. Mr.. Shuck said
he Salmon river country has pro-
iueed much frst-class livestock, but
hat, owing to prevailing low prices,
toekmen will not profit to the extent
hey had anticipated.
Miss Laura Smith, who has been
manager for the Western Union tele-
'raph at Rupert, Ida, is visiting her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith. at
Mount Idaho. Miss Smith is recuper-
ting from a severe illness, and it will
'e some time before she will be able
o resume her telegraphic work.
A. q. Dahl, well-known rancher resi-
ling eleven miles north from Grange
lille, and who was in the city Sat
rday, declared much grain remained
o be threshed in the section in which
e. resides. Threshing was delayed by
aims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lara Cross and child.
en- are here from Newport, Wn., for
visit with MIR. Cross parents.
ar. and Mrs. M. /. Cross. Both
antilles expect to leave early next
eek by automobile for Bakersfield.
al, where they plan to locate.
j.. ". Heath and family, who have
'sided near Grangeville, expect to
ave within few days for Yakima
IN, where they plan to locate. Thew
re to be accompanied by Mr.. and
RS D. B. Killion, of Joplin. Mo. Mr.