Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-07-28

ohefmdn JAIN. OF WnlteDlru, was
in the city this week
Marion Upton and Harry Vincent
were in Grangeville Tuesday from
Whitebird
Tom Chandler has been in the city
this week from his ranch ON the South
Fork.
Henry Meyer, prominent rancher of |
the Fem district, was in Grangeville |
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff H. Rothwll was in
Kamiah Wednesday on official bust
ness.
] N. W. MCGEE, of Ashland, Ore,
is here for visit at the D. H. Sas-
enbery home.
W. A. Lindquist, railroad man, of
Lewiston, was a business caller in the
city Tuesday.
Phil Meinen, well-known rancher re-
siding near Sites, was transacting
business in Grangeville Wednesday
George W. Trenary, hardware and
furniture dealer, and Leo Cox, drug
gist, both of Kooskia, were in Grange :
vile Thursday.
Atty. Frank L. Moore, one of the
leading lawyers of north Idaho, was in e
Grangeville the first of the week from G
his home at Moscow. t
Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Roos and child m
rem weres in Grangeville Monday c,
evening, enroute to their home at Al
Whitebird. They had been to Pierce
City on a short visit. r
Dave Yates, well-known rancher of
the Winona country, was in Grange
vile Tuesday. Mr.. Yates said heavy
RAIN fell in the Winona section Sun ..
lay nig ht. Mr.. Yates has 200 acres So
If grain in shock. os
Tom Watson, of the Boles country, cl'
anne to Grangeville this week to meet
rs daughters, Essie and Luree Wat
on, who have been attending school
t Salt Lake, Utah, and who will WI
pend their vacation on the ranch. Sat
raj
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Zerr and del
aughter We're in Grangville Monday. the
nroute by automobile from White
lrd to Pullman, Wn., where they
i'll make their home. Mr. Zerr. after
I'D his barber there to Earl Bell. ma
lit
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kennedy and \
r. and Mrs. lanes Kennedy. of Nez- wr,
'ree, have returned from camping -.
ip to William Covert s. ranch. ON -o,
eadow creek. They found excellent wh'
hing, and had most enjoyable out.
G.
J. w. Wilson, Fred Cole, Israel -,
arris and A. F. Parker journeyed ~ ~
er the new South Fork highway,
turday. They made the trip to the nav
d of the road at the Castle creek In
niger station. Mr., Parker was gath day
ing data on the highway for use in eryt
article for a Spokane newspaper fr9.
T. E. Quinlan e poets to leave =
out August l for Lewiston, where "a
will reside. Mr.. Quinlan finds it shel
'essary to make the change in loca- 81
n because of condition of health HI
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Quin- toda
/, who has been in Lewiston for bett.
eral weeks, and who finds relief in -"
lower altitude.
}. Harold McGrath, newspaper pub 70
er, of Jerome, Ida, was in itate
Ingeville Saturday Mr.. McGrath nows
, VI nus parents Mr.. and Mrs. OF,
HI. McGrath, at Fem. He will at who,
t;or ReIIn n ieeion sease con- her
gate from the Jerome post of the "e'
on.
ndge James F. Ailshie, who was
-Grangeville this week, with his
James F. Ailshie jr., recalled that
ma -. IL L
recently was admitted to the prac- +
of law, was born in Grangeville.
&c Ailshie came to Grangeville =
" years ago next August and en-
ID in the practice of law He was
tilted to practice in April, 1891 +
r. and Mrs Harry Morris ar
home Tuesday from an extend
our which took them to st. Paul, "a
Moines, Chicago, New York, Bal. NM
re, Washington, Philadelphia. Is
sville, New Orleans, Los Angeles, ~
Francisco, Salt Lake, Butte and >
ane. Mr.. Morris said business
tions in practically every part g
e country he visited are far be- your Q
normal, and while passenger relieve
are loaded, freight traffic is eye st
light. He said hope is held out on yo,
WIN INC hnoNlng oI crops TINS IN 0rdt
BUSINESS VIII improve. your II
M, Assossor uou whethe
- ,rbTrsd 5S go return this th
niaca he 30 Ma tahn 3PJnane 70 Put you
70 n Gst.a an ',s oaoy poy, while a
cite worL IT, nI;,a speeianse you wi
ee-degree operation beginning
he lower lip and chin, to remedy
resulting from burns incurred by opposit'
h the first operation satisfactor-
he lower lip was released and
IT removed from the entire chin
was covered again with new ATT
Mrs. Hazelbaker, who is with ALI
by in the Deaconess hospital, mn
him doing as well as could rhC
ected. Mr.. Hazelbaker said