Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-05-12

NJ l.. Derrig and son, Joseph, de
parted Monday morning for Portland
to be gone two weeks or more.
c. J. Breier jr.. of Lewiston, is il
Grangevile arranging for a specia
sale to be put on at the Hub store.
Ole johnson. one of the proprietor
of the Sites Elk City stage line, was
in Grangeville Tuesday from Sites.
Mrs. G. NJ. Butler and Mrs. A. d
Donaldson, of Sites, were in Grange
vile the first of the week.
Charles E. Holt, former Salmon river
stockman, was in the city the first Of
the week from Lewiston.
Frank l.. Moore, attorney, of Mos
COW, was an arrival in Grangeville
Monday.
John Segar, prominent rancher re-
siding in the Winona section, was a
visitor in Grangeville Saturday
Major H. Farrs well-known resi-
dent of the Winona country, was in
the county seat Saturday.
Mrs A. H. Wefherbee and children
departed Sunday for Wallace, for a
visit to Mrs. Wetherbee S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Dent.
William Workman, prominent ranch
er residing north of Grangevlile was
in the office Thursday and was a pleas
ant caller at the Free Press office.
George V. Barker, photographer, has
returned from Spokane. Mr.. Barker
bought an automobile in Spokane, and
drove home in the car.
George Killmar, well-to-do rancher
of the Winona section, was in the
city Saturday and paid pleasant
visit to the Free Press office.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Barton and child
rem, former residents of Grangeville,
are in the city from Moscow and are
guests at the A. J, Maugg home
A. A. Kinkaid mining man, was in
the city late last week from the Dew
ey country. Mr. Kinkaid is arrang-
ing to patent a number of claims on
the South Fork.
doe Brockman, of Opportunity, |
Wn., and for many years resident of |
Idaho county, spent several days here
recently, transacting business and Wis
ting friends.
P. E. Ellis and w. H. Pearl, both
irangeville Monday. Mr.. Pearl re-
emily bought the Sites telephone line
rom Mr.. Ellis.
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lived in Grangeville Saturday by auto
Mobile from Lewiston, where they
pent the winter, and will again make
heir home here.
Leroy c. Waller merchant, of
sites, spent last Friday in Grangeville-
Mr.. Waller said plans are under way
or organization of bank at Sites
0 take the place of the Bank of
sites, which was closed some time
go.
Thomas Surridge, pioneer, OF the
Iarpster section, was in Grangeville
he first of the week. Mr. Surridgel
emarked, while here, that he came
o Idaho county forty-fve years ago, !
nd has since resided in the Harpster
ection.
Mrs Pliny M. Nadole, of Cotton, II
al, is visiting at the home of the
lev. and Mrs. II. S. Randall. Mrs.
Tadole is a sister of Mrs. Randall. Il
he arrived in the city Friday evening. $
Ter visit was unexpected, and is a {
leasant surprise to the Randalls.
George L. Davis returned Sunday (
light from Puyallup, Wn., where he
as called two months ago, owing to
srious illness of his wife, DR.. Bing-
am-Davis. DR.. Davis condition was
)mewhat improved, when Mr.. Davis O
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wakeley and O
lrs A. f. Gardner were arrivals on il
Londay's stage from Harpster Mrs.
arlner who is an aunt of Mrs. v
'akeley, had been a guest at the t.
Takeley home. She was on her way y
her home at Mccall. n
f. J. Bennett, proprietor of the a
enver flour mill, was in Grangevillel
Gently, accompanied by his son, v
AIRY Bennett, who now is in the en- A
oy of his father at the mill Harry A
emmett, who became an aviator dur j
g the war, has been flying for al
aircraft concern at Spo-
me. r