Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-08-18

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; Fl. G. Sasse, editor lof the Ferdinan
4 Enterprise, was in Frangeville MOI
day.
Fred W. Miller made business tri
to Lewiston recently, going by auto
I, mobile via Kooskia and Kamiah.
: p. p. Oehler, civil engineer, o
5 Lewiston, was in Gfangeville thi
week on business.
Leroy Gordon andf daughter. Mis-
} Margaret, of Riggins, were visitor
in Grangeville this week.
Adolph Brown, tie Mount Idaho
merchant, was visitor in Grangevills
Tuesday.
i 0. H. Barber, STATE commissioners OF
immigration, Mrs. Barber, their
daughter, and Miss Kerr. all of
Boise, were in Grangeville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. leonard Case. and
children have returned from brief
outing in the vicinity of Adams
Camp.
County Auditor and Mrs. Henry
Telcher, and daughter, Miss Esther,
are nome from weeks camping and
fishing trip in the Mountains.
DIR. }. d. Shinnick, daughter, Miss
Rosemary, and Homer Brutzmen, all
Of Cottonwood, were in Grangeville
Saturday, enroute to Adams Camp.
v. W. Plat, cashier of the Salmon
River State bank, at Whitebird, was
a business visitor in Grangeville
Tuesday.
Max Aranson, a former resident
here, but now travelling representa-
tive of Seattle candy house, was cal |
ling on local trade "Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Monroe, of |
Lewiston, who have been at Red |
River Hot springs, spent several days
in Grangeville this week.
Hugh Bentley was an arrival in the
city the first of the week from the
Whitebird country. He expects to
remain on the prairie throughout the
harvest season.
u. M. Harris and Harold Harris left
Monday on an automobile trip to Pen
dleton, Portland, and coast points.
They expect to be absent ten days or
two weeks.
E. M. Griffith returned Friday from
Buffalo Hump, where he performed
assessment work on his mining claims.
Mr. Griffith said the mountain country
s teeming with big game.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Wakeley, of
iarpster, were in Grangeville Sat-
Irday. Mr.. and Mrs Wakeley re-
emily returned to Harpster from
rip to Spokane. La
W. W: White, bookkeeper for the
almon River Stores company, at =
was in Grangeville We'd
esday, and left Thursday incoming
or Seattle, on "a vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McAdams.
lr. and Mrs. Fred Cross and son,
nd Mrs. McGrewf have returned from
camping trip to Red River Hot
brings.
Dick and william Crea have re-
lrned from an automobile trip to
urgdorf Hot springs. The trip was
AIDE by way Of New Meadows and
cCall.
William T. Plat, stockman, of the
,seph country, was in GrangevilIe
is week enroute to his ranch from
,rtland, where The accompanied a
ipment of cattle.
Mrs. Helen King, of Lucille, was an
rival in the city Tuesday evening
transact business pertaining toll
estate of her husband, the sh
e G. M. King. Je
W. A. Jones, stockman, of the ct,
les country, was in the city re tn,
lily. Mr.. Jones was on his way Je
ne from Portland and Seattle. where as
shipped cattle. bu,
darion Upton, Of Wliitebiri, was in
lngeville Tuesday. Mr.. Upton and M
nily recently returned to White occ
! from an automobile trip through VIII
tnern ioano. Wit,
axby Boles, well-known Salmon
IT stockman, who recently returned
n the coast, where he shipped beef o..
lie, was in Grangeville the sfrst opl
he week.
!. w. Cone, who has been mining -
Custer county, was an arrival in
1geville Wednesday evening from
b Idaho for 4 brief visit. Mr..
came by way of the North and
h highway.
r. and Mrs. William II. Williams
returned froha their honeymoon
lie mountains, and are now at home
ar. Williams ranch southeast of
geville. Mr.. Williams has resumed b
1uties in the local postoffice. !.
:. and Mrs. Fred Erslxine, who
been spending the summes in =
ston, are in tie city, accompanied
heir son and daughter-in-l law, Mr..
Mrs. Neil EFkine, of Oakland,
mes G. Irwin. mining man, was "a
G city the first of the week. en- III
TO Florence, where he has min
interests. Mr.. Irwin has been in cl
Angeles and Spokane during the -
err. W
ward Mckinley. well.known
er and breeder of purebred hogs.
n Gfangeville Tuesday from his
near Cottonwood. Mr.. McKinlev
ked his fall wheat is all threshed,
e has only small area Of oats
D harvest. r
!. John T. Crossley, who for
'st two months was guest at
,me OF her son. Thomas Crnsslau