Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-18

Fem Visitors-Carl Meyer and
family, of Fem attended the fair this
week.
From .Greencreek-Joe' Eller. of
Greencreek was in Grangeyille Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
From River-Pat Dempsey, Salmon
river man, attended all three days of
the fair this week.
Glenn Rice-Glenn Rice, Whitebird
citizen, was in Grangeville Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Farmer-Fred Cone, farmer of the
Cottonwood creek section, north of
Grangeville, was in the city Wednes.
day.
Grain Merefant-Dennis Howard
grain dealer at Craigmont was a
visitor in Grangeville Wednesday. Mr..
Howard was former resident here.
Power Co. Head. NJ. Simpson
president of the Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co, of Spokane is in
Grangeville on business matters.
To The HiIIs-E. NJ. Griffith, of
| Grangeville and several friends from
Los Angeles have gone to the hills
for an outing and mineral survey.
Campbell Here-Homer Campbell is
in Grangeville from Spokane, having
returned for stay with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Campbell.
From Stites-Phil Hartman, Sites
hardware merchant, and family mot
Ored to Grangeville and returned to
Sites Wednesday.
Lucille Man-Roy Twilegar, stock
man of Lucille, attended the fair here
this week. Last week Mr.. Twilegar
shipped number of Spring lambs
from Grangeville.
StOcllmen-Roy Irwin and RObt. J.
Gill, Salmon river stockmen, were
attendants at the fair held in Grange
vile this week. Mr.. Gill had several
fast horses entered in the races.
From COttOnwOOd-Roy Hogan
manager of the Madison Lumber Co.
at Cottonwood, Frank Densow and
Ernest Richards spent Wednesday ev-
ening in Grangeyille.
Read SupervisOr-Harry Vincent
of Whitebird, who has charge of high
way maintenance between Whitebird
ard Grangeville, was in Grangeville
Wednesday.
Cottonwood Carpenter-John Rel
land, Cottonwood carpenter and CON
tractor, was in the city on business
Thursday. While in Grangeville Mr..
Reiland joined the ranks of the Free
From Cambridge. II. Browning
and wife and w. w. Clure and wife.
of Cambridge, Idaho, passed thru
Grangeville Wednesday enrOute to
Spokane, where they will visit friends
for a week or ten days.
Birds Scarce-Grouse are said to
be Scarce on the prairie this season.
The birds have left the prairie and
gone to the river canyons and the
mountains. Ducks are plentiful for
the early season, shooters say.
Taken BY Misfake-Will the person
who took the two packages belong
ing to Mrs. Phil Hartman and Mrs.
Ole johnson, of Sites, from the Kan
dy Kitchen Wednesday, return the
same. They will be forwarded at once
Press readers.
Cash BrOs.-The Cash Bros. of Sal
mon river played a good part in the
bucking exhibition shown at the fair
The men brought their own string of
bucking horses.
Crowd 0rderly-The Fair crowd
was very orderly this year. III. G.
Henderson, police chief, with spe-
ciaI force had no difficulties in con-
trolling the large gathering. Traffic
ives regulated at times by an officer.
Winchester VisitOrs-Mr. and Mrs
Reynolds Robertson, of Winchester.
were guests at the residence of Mr..
Robertson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
f. Robertson, Tuesday and Wednes'
day.
The Reason Why-Owing to the
heavy press of job work and legal
advertising, the Free Press is not
quite so newsy this week as in the
past few issues. However, we expect
to be back in our old stride by next
week
From Silver City-Chas. A. Hack
ney, editor of the Owyhee Avalanche
at Silver City, Ida, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Steele and
w. H. Cardrew, of Los Angeles, pas
sed thru Grangeville Monday enroute
to Lewiston anu MOscON'
From Caldwell w. j. Young, an
oId-time friend of the editor of the
Free Press came up from the lower
country Tuesday, attending the fair.
Mr.. Young is a sterling citizen and
thinks well of the Camas prairie
country.
COmmissary-Dale Eimers, who
has been in charge of the comissary
of the forest service at
Castle Creek ranger station through
ont the summer returned to Grange
vile Tuesday.
Work Pleases-Fancy work, eXhlD-
tied by the Crescent hill sanitarium
at Nampa, Idaho, at the Idaho Coun
ty fair was very excellent in quail
ity and was awarded several prizes.
Several pieces were sold.
Good Wrestler-Eugene Chandler
of Grangeville, attracted interest
when he piled two wrestlers OF an
athletic show that met all corners
during the fair. The proprietors OF
the show were loud in praise for
Chandler after their defeat.
Big Sale COming-On Page OF
this issue of the Free Press VIII be
found the sale bill of Gregg ana
Sweet. This sale will be held Mon |
CT 90 Daod n over carefully |