The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-03
SITES NEWS.

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Frank Chase Is In town today receiv-
ing several droves OF hogs for shipment
to coast markets.
Chas. Northup put down and curbed
with cement thing a well for Mrs s.
NJ. Jett. at the fremont this week.
The freight train will go on daily
service again the first OF the month.
This will certainly be appreciated by
the people here.
Mrs. T. J. Mock came up from Kam-
iah Saturday. She is making prepare
tions for moving to Sites the first of
the month so as to get her grandchil-
dren into school.
jeff Lycan, the ten-year- old son of A.
f. Lycan. recently shot a large coyote
near their home, using a small gauge
shot gun. The coyote was one which
had been giving much trouble.
p. p. Puryea pulled in his threshing
machine Thursday Mr. Puryea says he
had the best run of any season Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Kelly returned home
the same day, having been with the
outfit all season
b. L. Riggs. of whitebird, Jim Ross
and son Walter. of Prairie City, Ore
gon. passed through town Wednesday.
J. lie MeSSIS. ROsS were 1oOk1nS Tor a 10
cation. preferably in the livery bust
ness, having followed that line in Ore
gon.
r.. w. Pickett, who has been pros
pecting in the mountains for the past
three months, came out Wednesday and
leaves today for his home in Pocatello.
He will return In the spring and work
out his finds which include both placer
and quartz.
Two bears are getting quite brave
around Clearwater, one coming right
into Mrs. Frank Dunn's tent at the
Dunn saw mill Her screams fright
ened it back and Mr. Ed and Rob Dunn
ran to her assistance, Rob shooting
three times at the bear but it escaped.
Charles II. Works. cashier of the
State Bank Of Kamiah, wife and son
Deanie, together with Dr. #. j. McLin
and family came out from Elk City
and Dixie on Monday. They report hav-
Ing had a fine outing but were glad to
get home.
James Hays. the Kamiah Indian
preacher, passed through town Tuesday
for the warm springs He was accom-
panied by his young daughter whom he
Is taking in to the springs for her
health. Jude Parsons and wife also ac-
companied the party.
Chas. Shadduck, of Orc Grande, ac-
companied by his nephew and two other |
gentlemen, arrived here Tuesday eve
ming in an automobile, having made the |
run from Walla walla the same day
The next day they entered the noun
tain roads and the following day were |
reported safe in Elk City
Wal G. Ellis, who has been visiting
F. f. for several weeks, left for the |
coast last Wednesday. Mr. Ellis came |
for few days visit only. But the
natural resources and healthful envir- |
onments of this region induced him |
to prolong his stay. II is his intention
to return in the near future with
view to locating.
The national forest office at Kooskia |
has employed number of local men |
TO serve with the pack trains. The |
party will leave Immediately for the |
upper river country and will include |
Chas Kelly, Cy Howard, Jess Baldwin. |
Orville Hutchens and Allen Ferris The |
former two will furnish horses and |
packing outfit
Chas. Shattuck. of Orogrande, j. F.
Shattuck, J. Clark and e. d. Paris.
of Walla Walla, Wash, comprised a
party which went through Sites Tues
day enroute to Elk City. We learn
that they made the trip in safety, arriv
Ing In Elk Wednesday evening, stop
ping at Newsome on the way for lit
tie fishing.
Northup & Kenpison have completed
the foundations. front and sides for the
Phil Hartman building and are filling
In their odd time building cross walks.
They completed the cement cross walk
below Kelly's barn and the alley cross
walk between Meyers and Petit
bones this week. They also have a |
force making blocks for the Hartman
building.
A. c. Scheel has teams busy filling
In the lots around his residence Mr.
Scheel. by his enterprise, has made that
section OF the town beauty spot
where before everything had. the APP I
pearance OF neglect. Men and teams
are busy this week hauling rock and
putting in concrete pieces for his new
building. Material is ALI ON the ground
and work will be pushed along.
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