Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-07-20

Milton Freidenrich, of Portland, was
an arrival in the city late last week on
a business visit.
Mrs. F. T. Shearer, of Garfield, was
in the city recently and was registered
at the Imperial.
Hon. Evan Evans, L. S. collector Of
internal revenue, has returned to Boise,
after ten days vacation stay here.
F. w. Kettenbach, president of the
Bank of Camas Prairie, was an arrival
in Grangeville Tuesday from Lewiston.
G. V. Carlisle and Frank J. Reed,
both of Kamiah, were in the city We'd
nesday.
Deputy Sh riff H. Rothwen has
returned from a trip to Bremerton,
Wn., and other coast points.
Fred Karsten is back from a bust
ness trip to Walla Walla, Pasco and
Spokane.
Mrs. NJ. R. Hattabaugh went to
Cottonwood Thursday morning, to sing
at musical Thursday night.
f. N. Berry, George Steinbach, Tom
Heath and Frank Castlesare back from
an outing to Red River Hot springs
DR. Edward j. Coram, of Detroit
Mich, is home for visit to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coram, and
other relatives.
Deputy Sheriff Chester Arnold IS
home from the Holt mine, where he
went on official business. The deputy
made the trip by way of Mccall.
G. w. Marshall, stockman. of White
bird, was in Grangeville Saturday. He
brought here from his ranch on Dou-
mecq a consignment of hogs, which |
he sold to local BUYERS
W. II. Eller, former sheriff, is here !
from his home on Salmon river Mr.. |
Eller is a candidate for the Democratic |
for sheriff of idaho couu
ty.
George V. Barker, photographer,
has returned from trip into the Sal
mon river country. While away he
procured number of views of the
North and South highway
Judge Wallace N. Scales this week
adjourned court in Lewiston and re-
;urned to his home in Grangeville.
Mrs. Scales is expected here from
lewiston Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelmer Seay and Mr.
nd Mrs. Elmer Seay have arrived
ere by automobile from La JLanta
'olo., and expect to remain in Idaho
ounty. The Seay boys are sons of
ohm Seay, of Mt. idaho.
A. A. Kincaid, of the Dewey mine,
-as a visitor in the city Saturday. Mr..
-incaid said things look well in the
ver country with exception of black
erries, of which ne expects a rather
lort crop. f
Miss Grace Lowrie. former teacher I,
the Grangeville schools, left We'd
esday for Lapwai, for a week s stav, f
fter visiting friends here. Miss Lowrie, d
no has taught at Prosser. Wn. dur 4
lg the last wear expects to leave soon I
" Ohio. to he married. O
A. Doornbos returned late last week {
ON trip to Spokane and through Il
lie Big Bend and Palouse countries
r. Doornbos said wheat ON Camas cl
rairie is in far better condition than R
any other section he had visited in n,
e northwest. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Lincoln depart v
Wednesday by automobile for yell ! O,
wstone park, after visit at the T. as
Edmundson home, They are par
It's of Mrs. Edmundson. Mr.. and b
RS Lincoln reside at Santa Cruz, e,
H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Safely, of M
ing Beach. Cal, who have been lpr
sitting at the home of their son. ] ar
Safev, left Thursday morning for ex
pton, Ia, where they will spend the
xt month. Miss Mary Safely viii re- XII
hin in Grangeville for the summer in
Jack Hartnett. of Pomeroy, Wn, i'm
IS in Grangeville, Sunday. Mr.. Hart Or
tt, who formerly was lineman for the tel
eDhone company here, is now in fly
nilar work at Pomeroy. He and Mrs. Id
lrtnett and baby had been visiting he
the Hussman home in Cottonwood o.
Al G. Riutcel, former Grangeville
m, is here from his home at Santa
"a, Cal. Mr.. Riutcel and family re-
we'd to Santa Ana two wears ago. He
in the furnitnre business in Cali-