Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-06

for Lewiston, after brief visit her
with his daughter, Mrs. Al. Maugg.
II. J. Barth, of Cottonwood, was
business visitor in Grangeville Satur
day, and favored the Free Press otfic
with pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanley, old
time resident Of near Cottonwood, were
in Grangeville, Saturday, transact
ing business and meeting friends.
Madison Myers left Sunday for his
home in San Diego, Cal, after spend
ing month here visiting at his old
home.
Fet Rhoades is back from the Pol
lock section, where he spent two
months on the ranch of his brother,
Oscar Rhoades:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I liibcuruc ami
daughter have removed to Grangeville
from Nezperce, and are located in the
Schnell house
Wayne Arnold is here from Mon
tana for brief visit to relatives
He expects to leave shortly for Calf
ornia.
George L. Esh and daughter have
returned to their home at Elk City
after several days stay in gainesville
Mr.. Esh is merchant at Elk City
Misses Gertrude and Sally Berg, who
were guests of friends in Grangeville |
during Border Days, left Saturday for
their home in Portland, Ore.
A. H. Wetherbee, cashier of the
Bank of Camas Prairie, returned Tues
lay night rom Boston, Mass, TO which
'ity he accompanied the body of his
mother, who died in Spokane severarl
weeks ago.
Joe Dysard has returned from visit
o his parents at Saranae,- Mich. En-
QUITE home, he stopped at Liberal,
DO, to visit his daughter, Mrs. ]. E.
yebber.
Miss Clara Adams of New York
ity is visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. @.
dams for a few weeks enroute to
alifOrnia. Before returning to the
lst, Miss Adams win visit the Grand |
'nyon and other points in the south S
est. i
Edgar Fry, well-known rancher re-. d
ding between Cottonwood and Ferdi- Il
md, was in Grangeville Thursday, q
wing been called here on jury duty
wing to pressure of farm work, Mr.. =
y was excused by Judge Scales. Y
Al Defong has returned to Florence.
lere he Is engaged in mining, after
7earl days stay in the city. Mr.. De
ng remarked that heavy SHOWS fell v
Florence in September, and there n n
5 not month during the summer ~
en- snow did not fall in the camp 70
curtis Miller, of Nezperce, and GUY
esman, of Lewiston, were in Grange Z.
e Tuesday, advertising the Lewis M
lnty Farm Bureau fair, which will RAJ
held at Nezperce Friday and Sat Al
ay of this week. A number Of r.
'ngeville folk plan to attend the MI
!. c. LYDIA, of Freedom, was in M
Saturday. Mr.. LYDIA and MI
Their Fred LYDIA, recently have in an,
led an electric power plant at their On
ch, utilizing the waters of Slate II.
* for power purposes. Their home Vii
farm buildings are lighted by cleo Bal
lty, which also is used in the rep
e for cooking and heating, and on q
ranch for power purposes. pie
crest Supervisor A. c. Adams and T,
uty Supervisor c. p. Fickes re- ~
ed last Friday from grazing in
tion trip on the Nezperce forest in r
vicinity of Elk and Sheep creeks. y
Salmon river. The trip was for the e ssn
bose of investigating possibility 81 soI
'razing stock in that vicinity dur ~
the wiz -er months. Climati. con ~ IN
ms along the Salmon are quite diff s,y
ut than in the higher elevations VI
g the river flowers were blooming nv
the weather was hot, while in the 49,
er attitudes snow and cold pre- -
d. The Salmon is at q low stage pa
us time and the drift wood along a u
banks indicate that the river was
feet higher during the food ~,
d, Mr.. Adams remarked. Deer w
nd other wild game appear plenti-
this remote section Of the coun.