The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-01-14
Sites NEWS
(Enterprisa)

Miss Cornelia Ingram returned Mon
day morning to her studies at the
ntate Normal school.
Rev. Robert Hayes, OF Kamiah, was
Visiting friends and transacting bust
ness in Sites on Tuesday.
Is Miss Mae Bellamy, who has been
spending the holidays at Pullman re-
turned Sunday evening.
~ Mrs. Albert Reynolds left for oro-
Z fino Sunday morning for visit with her
sister, Mrs. A. d. Kennedy.
# Brakeman Jack Bevans was taking
Vacation during the holidays. returning
TO work on the freight run Monday
morning.
p. e. Ellis received a card this week
from our former citizen. Lisle Hopkins.
They are living in Baltimore. Md. They
rent their best wishes to their Sites
Friends.
A jolly crowd of Clearwaterites took
4-horse team and sled and attended
the dance on New Years night at the
Milt Springs school house and report a
most enjoyable time
N A. A. Howard has opened a laundry
ia In the Leeper building next to Tom
tBenoy's blacksmith shop. This is
another industry which has been needed
Yin Sites for some time and we believe
Mr.. Howard will make a success OF the
undertaking.
James Effingham, N. p. section fore
man, left Tuesday morning for Missoula,
Montana, where he will enter the N. p.
hospital and undergo a minor operation.
f. H. Hart, of Palouse. is looking after
the section during Mr.. Effingham's abb
sence.
]. w. Howser has received another
addition to his already excellent show
ing Of pure bred poland china hogs.
The last arrival Is a male pig. ten
weeks old. from the H. Fessenmeyer
herd of ''Mastadon Poland Chinas' of
Carrinda, Iowa. The young fellow Is
as handsome piece of hog flesh as it
has been our privilege to see for
many q day.
A merry bunch of sleigh riders went
out to the Theo. p. Tollefson ranch
Sunday and took possession, returning
In the evening. The party consisted
of: Mr. and Mrs. Nate B. Pettibone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. c. Scheel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Tollefson, the Misses Cor
nelia Ingram and Christina Hartman
nd the Messrs Ted Murray and p. e.
Ellis
# M. p. Strecker and family returned
to Sites Tuesday evening from the
northern part of the state where they
have been for the past year. Mr..
Strecker was travelling a great deal
of the time and looked over the north
west carefully. with view of finding
q If possible, better location than this
Il but was forced to the conclusion that
all things considered, Sites is the best.
"A Another industry has been started
In fc
& recently came here from North Idaho
opened a bakery in the building for
merly occupied by the Williams jew
elry This is an industry that has
been much needed for a long time
and the ready sale which the product
of her ovens is meeting, has already
convinced Mrs. Hart that the business
will be a success from the first
Every family in Sites has been treated
to a free loaf of bread this week as
& a sample.
v Mikal Brotnov, of Clearwater, died
at his home at a. m. Thursday the
& 7th. Mr.. Brotnov was a native of Nor
way but had resided in Clearwater fol
n the past ten years. He was As years
\ months and % days old and is sur
vived by a wife, three sons, Albert
Carl and Ralph, and three daughters
AueAid, hlnei nu Mlna. Inc lunefa
services were conducted by the Rev.
Sedgworth, from the Baptish church al
Clearwater, this morning at 10 O'Clock
and the remains were laid to rest in
3 the Clearwater cemetery.
Mrs. o. r. Palmer the aged mother
of Mrs. o. H. Flynn, passed away al
the latters home on Thursday morning
The deceased had been sufferer for
number of years with bronchitis and
this disease together with her advanc-
ed age was the cause OF her death.
The end came peacefully, as 1t should
to one whose life has been well spent.
Mrs. Palmer was a native of Wisconsin
and was seventy-one years of age. She
is survived by two sons; Charles Pal
mer, OF Koosixia and Harry Palmer, OF
Walla Walla, Wash, and one daughter.
Mrs May Flynn, of Battle Ridge. The
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