Idaho County free press., 1923-06-07


Camas Prairie ranchers, was in
Grangeville Tuesday, and was a social
caller at the Free Press office.
Mel Williams has resumed his work
as night clerk at the Imperial, after
a weeks vacation spent in the Green
creek country.
w. 1. Sells. Well-known Camas
Prairie rancher, was a pleasant so
cial caller at the Free Press office,
while in the city. Wednesday.
DIR. C. A Green and two sons, and
John Fox leave Monday for the Mar
shall lake country, where they expect
to spend a month.
b. Anger, grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias, returned last week
from Kellogg. where he attended dis
trict Knights of Pythias meeting.
/ Harold Haynes returned Saturday
from Lewiston, where he underwent
an operation for removal of his tom
sils.
iuc ietN- anu NILS. II. ~. hditi anu
daughter are home from a ten days
automobile trip to Moscow and other
points in the Palouse country.
Mr.. and Mrs Oldham and daughter,
Rozilla, Were in Grangeville Wednes-
day from the reservation country. Miss
Rozilla recently finished term of
school in district No. s.
r. 0. Zumwalt returned Wednesday
from a trip to Orofno. He says con-
ditionS are booming in Clearwater
county with large numbers of men
employed in lumber camps.
Mrs. A. @. Lannmgham returned
Sunday from John Day, where she
spent two weeks visiting here mother,
Mrs. @ L. Cleary, and sister, Mrs. o.
Q. Gordon.
Mrs. Jack Edwards and daughter
were arrivals on Sunday nights train
from Lewiston. They were accOmpan-
led home by Mr.. Edwards. who went
to Lewiston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sims are home
from Spokane, where they spent sew
eral days. Mr.. Sims was III Spokane
buying holiday toys from Marshall
Field & CO., Chicago.
Auctioneer Harry @. Cranke, who
was in the city Thursday, reported
that at a sale of dairy cows at Craig
mont, early this week, the cows aver
aged 500 head.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Case and two
sons, of Gravette, Ark, are visiting
relatives in Grangeville. They made
the trip by automobile, and were
twelve days on the road.
DIR. and Mrs. G. S. Stockton depart
ed Saturday for Palo Alto, Cal, to at
tend the graduation exercises at Le-
land Stanford jr. university Their
son, Andrew, is to be graduated from
the university.
Joe Mcdonald, well-known rancher
of near Fem, was in Grangeville
Monday. In remarking ON the crop
outlook, Mr.. Mcdonald said if was
most promising, and he predicts farm
ers next fall will have more money
than they can conveniently spend.
Mrs. Madison Myes departed Mon
day for here home at San Diego. af-
ter visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hesterman. She was ac-
companied to Portland by her sister,
Miss Frieda Hesterman, who will at
tend the Portland rose show.
Tuesday from his home, thirteen miles
n 8 H. xryIfh
Frank l. Stevens, will hold public
auction sale at the ranch, on June IL.
Harry G. Cranke will be the auction
eer and l.. M. Harris clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Howard and two
children. who have been visiting rel
atives here, departed Tuesday by auto
mobile for their home at Barber, Ida.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Ho-
wards father, Sam Howard, who ex-
poets to locate at Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tefft and child
rem have departed by automomblo
for Barber, Ida, where Mr.. Tefft has
employment in the mill of the Barber
Lumber company. They have sold
their residence property here to James
e. Graham.
J. G. Hernden was in Grangeville
Wednesday, from his nome west OF
town. Mr.. Hernden resides near the
North and South highway, and much
appreciates the opportunity the sur
faced road offers him to get to town,
i'm all kinds of weather.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Telcher and
Mrs M. L. Telcher departed the first
of the week for McMinville, Ore, tc
attend commencement exercises of Lin
field college Miss Esther Telcher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Telcher. is member of the eraduat-
ing class.
Prof. and Mrs G. @. Baker and two
children have departed for Red river,
where Mr.. Baker will be employed by
the forest service for the, next three
months. he has been reelected to the
high school faculty, and with the fam
lily will return to Grangeville in Sept,
ember.
Sister Mary Benedicta and Sister
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