Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-29
PERSONAL

Charles Clay, of Higgins, is Bor-
der Days visitor in GrangeviIle.
Fred Erslane is in the city from
Lewiston. g.
4 Rodney Meade, of Higgins, is in
Grangeville.
c. J. Hall, of Lewiston, is in the
city.
Hon. Seth D. Jones, of Whitebird
is in Grangeyille for the big show.
G. c. Shepard, higgins garage man,
! is sojourning in the city.
E. w. Rhett and son, Henry, were
in the city from Lucille.
George w. Trenary, of Koosika, was
in the city Thursday.
Ed Ficke, stockman, Of Garfield, is
in Grangeville.
Miss Hazel Calhoun, of Spoalne, is
visiting friends in Grangeyille.
Asa Jones and son, Julian, are in
Grangeville from Boles.
Thomas Thompson attended the
Roundup at higgins, last week
Mrs. d. S. Dent, of Wallace, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. H.
Wetherbee.
Deputy us Marshal Mark Howe
and Mrs. Howe were arrivals in
Grangeville Tuesday.
Prof. R. w. Overman, head of the
public schools at Sites, was in
Grangeville last Saturday.
T. G. Benoy, blacksmith, and Law
renee Howard, drayman, Of Sites,
were visitors in Grangeville Sunday.
J. M. LYDIA, rancher and stockman of
the Boles country, was a visitor in
Grangeville the first of the week.
A. Napean, Pick Chamberlin and
Clarence Harrison, all of Whitebird,
V ere in Grangeville Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Eimers, of Lewiston,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John P. Eimers.
A. B. Clayton, of Denver, was among
the Border Days visitors in Grangeville
his week.
William Platt, prominent Salmon
liver stockman, is here for the big
show.
Mrs. Ray Minis and Mrs. T. c.
Keith, of Cottonwood, spent Wednes-
lay in Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Matthiesen, of
Cottonwood, attended the Border Days
exhibition in Grangeville, Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chiesman, of Lew b
stOn, attended Border Days, this f,
veek.
Charles Boren, court reporter, arriv- c,
d the first of the week from Lewiston, y
nd is on duty in the district court
J. V. Nash and Percy Campbell
ere among the Cottonwood folk in
ne city Wednesday. n,
Mrs. ]. w. Wilks, of Lewiston, was r.
the city this week, on business per 20
lining to her millinery store here n
George Sheldon, prominent rancher in
the Winona country, was bust 90
,ss visitor in Grangeyille Saturday. No
Edward G. Smith and A. M. Rey-
Ids, both Of Whihtsbird, were Wis n,
ors in Grangeville Tuesday. IN
G. +. Holt, former cattleman in the DR.
ilmot river country, but now resid vi
e in Lewiston, is in the city for 40
rider Days. 90
County Commissioner George D. -
nth is home from Standpoint, where an
attended n state convention of Ot
unity commissioners. mr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Medved and ba-
r. and Mrs G. H. Greve and daugh- En-
:, all of Cottonwood, were in Sa.
angeville Wednesday
James Murray, Of higgins, is in the
Y for the big show Mr.. Murray
ought with him q race horse which
n first place in the free -for-all, We'd
sday.
R. P. Nash, former well-known Ida
county stoekman, but who for. sew
i years has resided in Spokane, was {
ieting friends in Grangeville this
elk.
". A. Rookie, prominenk Salmon
er stockman, arrived in Grange
lie Sunday from KooslSia, with a
ing Of bucking horses, which he
at the KooslSia fair. r