Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-30
PERSONAL

Joe Broekman was in the city thi
}, week from Opportunity. Wn.
T. NJ. Atwood was in Grangevill
Wednesday from Winona.
E George Marshall, prominent stock
I man, was in Grangeville this weel
/. from Whitebird.
James Wilson, of Seattle, is in thu
city. Mr.. Wilson at one time was {
rancher in the Doumecq country.
Jack Edwards returned. Wednesday
night, after ten days stay in Spo
kane.
George Sheldon and Major Farris
prominent ranchers of the Winona sec
ton, spent Saturday in Grangeville.
W. M. Butzien, who lives three
miles southeast of Whitebird, was in
Grangeyille Tuesday.
John Spencer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Spencer, of Seattle, is here to
sspend the summer at the Harry Wood
ranch, south of town.
Quartz and placer location notices
at the Free Press office, 40 cents a
dozen. Mail orders promptly filed
Advertisement.
J. Frank Sims, M. L. Ayers and
II. Taylor were fishing on the South
Fork Wednesday, and returned with
splendid catches of trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Decker and
children have returned from fish
ing trip to the Little Sermon river.
They made the trip by automobile.
Mrs. George Foust and children ex-
pect to leave within ten days for
Walla Walla, to join Mr.. Foust, who
recently leased barber shop there.
Rudolph Bertseh, at one time in the
hardware business in Grangeville,
but of recent years resident of Mon
lana, is in the city.
Dave Yates, Mr. and Mrs. William
Yates, Miss Marguerite Yates and
John Segar, all of the Winona country,
we're in Grangeville Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Stanbery, who has been
ttending the University of California,
is home for the summer va
alton.
Tom Watson, well-known stockman
ssiding in the Boles country, was in
rangeville this week transaeting bu-
ness and visiting friends.
Commissioner Dale Clark, of Koos-
ia, was in the city the first of the
eek for the meeting of the board
county commissioners.
George j. Smith, stockman, of
ring Camp, was in Grangeville Sat
day. Mr.. Smith said growth of
ass on the range is splendid, and
lch early beef will find its way
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bonebrake ~
d daughter are visitors in the city. 10
ey are enroute from Chicago to al
lifornia, making the trip by auto bi
bile. Years ago, Mr.. Bonebrake re- W
ed in Grangeville. VIC
W. G. Graham, bookkeeper for or
Bank of Camas Prairie, returned
lday night from vacation visit
Portland. Mrs. Graham and son,
lwford, are expected home from va
'tland Friday evening.
Iartwick Hanson was an arrival in ny
Tuesday fro Potlatch for
1sit with friends. Mr.. Hanson. 20
formerly resided in Grangeville, Br
entity was graduated from the Pot.
h high school.
. R. Proctor has returned from z
iona, Mimi, where he was called.
ng to serious illness of his mother.
:. s. j. Proctor. Mr.. Proctor took
mother to st. Paul. She is re-
ring from her illness. 7
hin A. Powell has left for Warren.
way of New Meadows, to assess.
New Meadows, Mr.. Powell ex- Z
to assess migratory stock.
h Is coming into Idaho county :
the south. i
). Rankin, who operates a saw =
at Deer creek, on Salmon river. s
his father, j. w. Rankin, of Sa- 3
Ore, were in Grangeville Tues
for a traction engine to be used 4
e mill. The engine which had Il
In use blew up, Saturday, but no 8
IS injured. j. W. Rankin. who
'een visiting his son, Is veteran
Q CIVIL war. He is an old-time Il
1 of Tom Watson, of Boles, and
two derived much nleosura frox =