Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-05-26

to Grangeville later in the summer.
Clyde Van Sise, who has been en-
ployed by Grant Smith & Co., on road
work at higgins, is in Grangeville,
for visit with his family.
1. G.. Kjosness, general manager of
the Madison Lumber company, with
headquarters in Lewiston, was an
arrival in Grangeville Tuesday evening.
Fred Karsten departed Wednesday
for Spokane, to attend the celebration
on the occasion of the Spokane Elks
new temple.
Ed Lancaster, who operates the
ferry across Salmon river. at the
mouth of Rice creek, was in Grange
vile Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Darby, of Nezperce, was
a guest this week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lanning
| ham.
Willard Rush departed Saturday
morning for Moscow, to fill an en-
gagement playing trombone in dance
orchestra.
w. b. Hussman, Raymond Bartlett
and Mr.. and Mrs Barney Luchtfeld,
all of Cottonwood, were in Grangeville
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Randall daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. III. S. Randall, who |
has been teaching for two years at
Sunset, Wn., is home for vacation.
James McEvers, Joe MeEvers and
R. w. McEvers, former residents here,
who have been in the mines at Wallace,
are in Grangeville for visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Major Frank A. Fem, old-time resi-
dent of Idaho, was in the city We'd
nesday from his home at Kooskia.
Mr.. Fem is one of the editors of the
Kooskia Mountaineer.
Leonard Case, county superintend-
emit of schools, returned Sunday night,
from several days trip in the north
ern part of Idaho county. He visit
ed the public school at Woodland.
Willard Fogg, who has been in the
U. S. coast artillery, stationed at
Fort Stevens, Wn.. has been discharg- g
ed from the army, and is in Grange
vile for visit with his father, Atty. q
F. E. Fogg.
A. A. Kinkaid, of the Dewey mine,
was in Grangeville Wednesday. Mr.. n
<inkaid said the South Fork of the p
Clearwater river is rapidly receding,
and danger from overflow is now
)ast. g
Fred Erskine. who has been employ
ID during the last few weeks by the +,
ity in surveying the new addition to
'rairie View cemetery, departed We'd n
lesday for Lewiston, where he and
Irs. Erskine are residing. C,
Mrs. Knapp, of Charleston, mother .,
f V. Knapp, travelling salesman, who
egularly calls on the Grangeville
rade, is SPENDING the summer in e.
+rangeville. Mrs. Knapp is a guest II
t the Imperial. m
Mrs. Jack Warren and children and 81
[iss Bernice Melcher departed We'd
esday for Camas, Wn., to visit rela
yes. Miss Melcher, who has been
aching school near Grangeville, will
tend normal school at Bellingham, -.
n, during the summer. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morris expect re
depart soon on an extended trip, wi
hich will take them to st. Paul. Des HI,
Dimes, Chicago, New York City, -
Atlanta, New Orleans, 20
IS Angeles, San Francisco, Port "
nd, thence home. IT,
liza
J. M. LYDIA, well known stoekman ine
the Boles country, was visitor ma
the city the first of the week. Mr.. g.
da said heavy rains during the -
ring have caused a remarkable WI
with of grass on the range, and live res
ok of all kinds is doing well. sw'
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Reinemer and 10y 10y
Id, who have resided here during '0''
last year, while Mr.. Reinemer was
member of the high school faculty,
Saturday. Mrs. Reinemer and r
Id went to Wisconsin, for a visit -
relatives, while Mr.. Reinemer went nl'o
Portland. He will teach school at Chr
oria, Ore, commencing next fall. aflll
Teil McMeeken arrived in Grange -,
e Tuesday evening from his Wind
n ranch. Mr.. McMeeken said Salmon -
r was so high between the mouth ma
Wind river and higgins that the @
was in places covered with water. stea
his trip to Grangeville, Mr.. Nc erat
ken rode over the mountains. He NJ
the snow was six feet deep in oop,
es, but, by starting early in the 80
ming, he was able to ride over the na,
v without the horse s hoofs break ihdu
through. of
wha
ave senator oe'h -: Jones' OF near ing
'S Snudov ; %h a. VII a. IN Slanse tries
s, in the legislature, last winter
his vote in favor of the origi-
~, ',ie' ,l"' .'e senator 'o'' Jei
reou;res dealers 20 49, ezo p" ~ watc
land,
know
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