Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-08-21

RICK, Spokane chiropractor, will op
EN- offices in Grangeville soon. DR.
Rick is a graduate of the Palmel
school of Chiropractic.
Ayers Home-M. L. Ayers ant
FAMILY have returned from Parma
Idaho, where they recently visited
friends and relatives, touring HON,
over the North and South highway.
At Pocafello-Nnss huelIa Smith
returned Wednesday evening from
Pocatello, Ida, after spending two
months visiting her sister, Mrs. r
V. Swanson, formerly Miss Lottie
Smith.
Old Printer Here-Dr. ]. B. Pear.
son of Spokane, and at one time a
printer on the Free Press and Globe,
was in Grangeville this week visit
ing at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Isabel Pearson.
Enotypist Leaves-Harry Armson,
who since April has been linotype op-
orator at the Free Press office, de-
parted Monday for Moscow, where
he has a position as operator ON the
Resigns P0sitiOn-Miss Olive Hos
ken, who for nearly three years has
been identified with the First Ma
tional Bank of Grangeville, has re-
signed her position. Miss Hosken
will locate in California. Her resig-
nation becomes effective Sept. 1.
Old-Timer Here-Joe Wisdom, an
old-timer of Idaho county who re-
sided here seventeen years ago, and
was interested in the Florence mines,
was in Grangeville Thursday from
Genesee, renewing acquaintance.
To 0regon-Mrs. Hattie f. Eaton
has returned to her home at Cinema
wa, Ore, after a several weeks so
jOurn with her daughter, Mrs. Will
bur L. Campbell.
Long Absence-W. L. Nickson, of
Ojai, Calf, is here for stay with
his brother, Clarence NicksOn. Mr.
Nickson's visit is the first in twenty
eight years.
Birds Leaving-Grouse and quail
are reported to be leaving the prairie
in large flocks. If the migration con-
tinues. shortage in targets for the
shooter will be the result when the
season opens, September 10.
KOosl1ia People,. e. Quist and
family, of Kooskia, were in Grange
vile Saturday from Kooski3. Mr..
Quist was elected vice-chairman of
the Republican county central COM
mittee.
From 0klahOma-Herschel Patton
and family arrived in Grangeville
last week from Cherokee, Okla. The
Pattons are former Grangeville resi-.
dents and will locate here. Mr.. and
here, all having made the trip by
auto.
Huckleberrying 0ver-Huckleberry
ing is now over, according to people
Just out from the hills. The hot
weather of last week ripened the
berries so fast that they are now
dried out. A very plentiful crop
was reported.
Former Teacher-Mrs. Fl. B. Hun
slater, remembered here by her for
mer pupils and friends as Mrs. H. b.
Tracy, was in the city last week.
Mrs. Hunstater taught school here
in 1907. |
Ethel Wilson Recovering - Ethel
Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
R. o. Wilson, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis, last Mon
lay afternoon, is reported to be re-
From Yakima-Miss Zelda Peard,
If Yakima, Washington, a college
friend of Mrs. w. r. Henry, is here
'or two weeks visit with Mrs.
Henry at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Telcher.
Home From Alaska-Miss Norma
Cowgirl returned to Grangeville last
week after q six weeks tour OF A
aska. Miss Cowgirl was accompanied
1y her sister, Miss Myrtle Cowgirl,
md Miss Marion Sims. Miss Cowgirl
was recently selected to teach Home
at Cottonwood, this year.
From Indian VaIley-One of the
old friends from Adams Co.,
Idaho stepped into the office Mon
Law. CLYDE /. Under of Indian Val
ey drove up over the N. K s. high
way. to see his brother, w. III. Under
who is in the forest service here.
From CALIFORNIA;. G. Riutcel,
formerly interested in the Miller
Hardware & Implement Co., here, and
who now operates a hardware and
furniture store at Anaheim, Calf,
was an arrival in Grangeville Thurs
lay evening, ON business.
Commissioner of Pubic WOrks-Mr.
md Mrs. w. J. Hall, Edward Hall,
Miss Grace Reed, and Thomas NELL,
If Boise, passed thru Grangeyllle
Friday, enroute to Spokane. Mr.. HAN
IS Commissioner of Public WORKS
,or the State of Idaho, at Boise.
Married i'm California-Word was
received in Grangeville last Friday.
the marriage of Mary
Audrey, the daughter of Mr.. andMrs.
Vim. Patterson, formerly of this coun-
nv. to Scott Schaffer, at Anahelm,
Jalif.. Sat-, Aug. 8. The young cou-
Die will live in Bisbee, Ariz.
A Correction-In last weeks issue
, slight mistake was made in the
and trade between John Gregg and
Earl Whetstine. The ten. acre tract
# Mr.. Whetstine's was traded even
10 for the Gregg ranch of 1874 acres