Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-04

Ore, and Mrs. Belle HARDING, o
Oregon City, Ore, are in Grangeville.
Robert Griffith, well-known Salmon
river stockman, is in Grangeville from
his home at Whitebird.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kettenbach,, o.
Lewiston, spent several days il
Grangeville this week.
Mrs L. A. Strong and son, Ralph L
Strong, of Elk City, were in Grange
vile Tuesday.
Frank Edgington, of Craigmont, and
formerly of Grangeville, was in the
city Saturday night.
Guy Chiesman and William Fuller
of Nezperce, have gone to Rainbow
lake, in the Orogrande country, on a
fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McAdams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cross and son,
left Thursday by automobile for Red
River Hot springs.
Leonard Case. county superintendent
of schools, is spending week in the
Salmon river country on business per-
tanning to his office.
\ Oliver and George Denison were
in Grangeville Saturday, on their way
to their ranch in the higgins country.
They spent week in Spokane.
Miss Loretta Lynch. of Boomers Fer
ny, was here this week visiting her
sister, Miss Stephana Lynch, local
manager for the Western Union Tele-
graph company.
Press office, and Don G.. Fisher left
state convention of the American le-
gion.
Mrs George M. Reed has departed |
for her homo in Portland, after a |
fortnight's visit here. Mr.. Reed is
remaining in Grangeviiie to devote at
tention to his extensive business in
terests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Medved, Of
Cottonwood, spent Sunday as guests of
friends in Grangeville. Mrs Medved
recently returned from visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, at
Butte, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Hall, and daugh-
ter, Pauline, were in Grangeville this
week from their home at Lewiston.
Their daughter, Mildred, has been
visiting at the home ranch on Salmon
river for a month.
G. III. Wood departed Sunday for
Portland, to attend the annual "buy-
'rs week." held under auspices Of
wholesalers in Portland. Mr.. Wood
will purchase in Portland
FOODS for the Wood Hardware com
'any.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Te7cher and
laughter, Miss Esther, left Thursday
morning on a camping trip in the
fountains. Mr.. Telcher is enjoying
is annual vacation from his duties
S clerk, auditor and recorder of Idaho e
ounty.
DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Titus, Mr.. and n
lrs. G. Fl. Butler, o. w. Worthwine, t,
J. w. Miller and F. L. Riggs, all
Boise, were guests Sunday night tt
the Imperial. They were enroute cl
automobile to Kellogg, to attend fl
ne. state convention of the American
gion. al
ar, A. 9(
aughter Miss Winnifred, will leave &,
lortly for Lewiston, to reside. Miss
hoades has accepted a position as
anist in theatre orchestra in =
ewiston. Their residence property
re will be occupied by Mrs. Sam
ynn, who will conduct a boarding
Id rOoming house
Phil Hartman, hardware and imple-
ent dealer, of Sites, and Max Loeb.
Portland, Ore, were in Grange
lie Mon lay, and were pleasant cal |
IS at the Free Pre- office. On Sunday |
ey journeyed over the new highway
Whitebird and return and were de- |
hted with the road and the splendid
'nery of the Salmon river country.
revealed from the top of the grade
Mrs. G. A. Green and son, Grant,
urned Saturday from Spokane,
ere Grant had been for the last six
nths taking treatment from a nerve
The boy has regained his
al health and has been pronounced
Il by the doctors. The trip was made
automobile, Mrs. Green uncle. who con
ooO a bioJucT VI II. -. hancock,
nging them in his ear. VINE
fr. and Mrs A. L, Gilkeson and ~
ghter, Nadine, returned Tuesday "
mt from Missouri, where they Wis :,
relatives and friends. Mrs. Gil COLL
On and daughter had been away six wed
ks, while Mr.. Gilkeson spent three
ks in Missouri They visited at
Marshall and Kansas
: Crops in Missouri are in SPLEEN Opp
condition, and abundant yields,
anticipated, said Mr.. Gilkeson.
r. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr and -
Inter, Eliza, have arrived in
lgeville from Joplin, Mont, and
make their home here. Four years
Mr.. Kerr left here and located on 2
nch three miles from Joplin, and
has given up ranching in Mon D
as an unsatisfactory business. n
'assed through three crop failures, n
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