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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22
9fotem matb 9onoon
nnD Verlim.
Staatsoepartement bat
iOldc jebt lit Nnsz
arbeitnllg.
Eruteite nn Gnglnnb, Sdlabeneriat-
ssurbcrnngen an Seutidllano.
&ein 3iuieipalt inter &abinettsniit-
glicoern, iagt @eikes 0ans.
Iplitif Der Scimlidfeit betreffs Npte
Sapan beibcbalten.

@aibington n, %. 0tGr5 9ra-
iibent @ilion pollte beitte feline aSil-
forrtationen iiber Die llnterbanolun-
gen 5piiden oen Ser. Staaten uno
SSapan iiber Die Soroerilngen oes les-
teren OIL China geben. 9ie Wteloim-
gen, boB es inter ben Wtitglieocru
oes 9abinetts iiber Die Nolitif Der
8erbeimligitng Der betreifeiloen In
terbanoliinQen I'll eillenl; ;3Dieipalt &c.
fonlnlen ip6re, ipur6e I'M gSeiben
0ous in glbrebe geltellt.
g8a bingtom %. Wtur5. @S
muroe bellte i'm &eiben Sous oefini-
tiD acknowledgement, onB cine Rote an
@robbritannicrL morin gegen eeipiiie
9;iiifte Der britii6en &abinettsor6re
Spritellltngcn erboben iper0en, jest
prGpariert miro ltno III meliger 90
gen nad 2onbon teIegropbiert iper.
Den ioa. Gie Soiis Ser &oritelliun-
gen nuroc tidt befannteeeeben.
&oriteIliungen an Selltl6lonS ipe-
gen Der Serieitfitng bes nmerifani-
iben Seaelifoffes @illinnl g. s5rpe
bur6 ben oclttiden 0iIfsfreu5er
Grin5 gitel sSrieorid) iperoen eleid-
faGs prdporiert unb meroct III 5lpei
ooer brei Saeen na6 Berlin geianot
meroen.
Der Erotclt al 0roBbritallniell
6iirfte bauptiadli6 tDrobbritnnnienS
9lrfiinOigun9 betrefferL bob cs iid
oas &edt borbebalte, ulle gSorcn, Ole
perbGd)tiet ltno, aus Seinoeslnuo 5lt
ltantmen oOer 6oDiu gGaneen 5ll
fonnen 81 ioiiierelL ielbit Dcnn tie
on nelltroIe &ofen aeionot lpcroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22
&egitrnng bleibt prObri'
tiid).
Seine Grtra Sciiiun snr @erbiitnns
BON @affenansfnbr.
Sisic glnfiinSisnns crfulgte bcnte Of
fisiea bonn @eifen Sans.

8aibington, % 0tar6. 9cu-
te ipurOe I'M @ciBen Sols befonnt-
gegeben, oab Der @raiioent borldufig
niht Die slblidt babe, cine Grtra-
Seiiion bes Senates ooer oes &on-
grcIies ein5nbcritfen. GS bieB, ooB
Der 9roiioent feine Sraee iebe, Die
cine Grtro-Seiiion oes aongreiieS,
Ser erit ndhiten Oe5enlber 81, ieiner
regularen Sieung 5iliammentrcten
miro, notig maden fonnte.
0tebrere Senatoren batten gero-
ten, baB Ger HrGiioent cine Spe5ial-
FELTON, oes Senates i'm Sftober ein-
berllie, nm Die 9totifi5ierlu8 Der
@ertr1ge nit Columbia uno gticara,
guo 3u eripdgen. 9lnore &otl1IGge
gineen oobin, onB Der 8rGiioent ei-
ne Grtra SeIiion bes gonaes 9on-
ereiies I'M CONNER einberufe, oanlit
ibnl Die 9lutoritGt oerIieben meroen
fonne, ein 9lusfribrperbot gegeng8af-
FEN, N1unition uno gfabrilnesltoifen
oil Die friegfiibrenoen Hotionen 81
erlaiien. Gs puroe beiite befanrt-
gegeben, ooB Der 8r1iioent feline Die
Ter &oti9l1ee ausfiibren miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22

Hniicn crfldren, ami gInmnridl sesen
GSernuiuib 5n iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22
SDttlbrauo.
Inter ben 1diten oes DpiclS Spre.
der Glnrf nnb ssamiIie.

9ab Gbriitian Miii., %.
W6r5. 9pnne Cattle, zines Der belt
befannten @iuterbotels OIL Der 8Olf
tiiite, in Dem iid Jest Sprcder
Champ Glarf, Srou Glorf unb ibrc
3odter @enepiepe als 9aite alifbal-
ten, mlroe beitte ourf sSeuer org
bcid)dbigt. sln Die 8oite bnttcn
reihIi6 3eit, fif uno ibrc Giieften
IN Siderbeit 5u bringeil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22
roIen Station sufiibren min. "

@eiter beItimntt Die &eioli,tion,
ooB lin Sale, bob elm iol9es S9iff
abfobren ODER neriuhen ionte, iih
obne &larieriinsspapiere our Gur9'
fiibrilng oes gennnnten 3tpedes Der
Siirisbiftion Der Ser. Staaten Su
ent5ieben, Der @igentiiiner, &apitdn
ober Die Serion ODER Berionen, I'M
fer beren 9eitiing ooer Gommanbo
Elm ioldes Sdiff itebt, einer @elo-
itrafe nerfallen ioIen bon 1lidt me-
niger als $4,000 ooer mebr als $t0,.
900 ODER elmer Saftitrafe bon nid]t
mebr uls 3ipei SSSabren ooer beioem,
uno iiberOies ipa ioldes S9iff ben
Ser. Staaten anbeinfonen."
9eantte ipollen nidt iogen, mel
den 9rrnb Tie 5ur slnnobme hGtten,
bab Die Soertpolo inter Die 9eoin-
guneen Ser &eioliition fonime.
Solgeltoer 9erif)t traf beute bon
SberIt= =9eittnniit 9lirnbam, Gom-
manbant oes Bortoricoer 9fegineittS
elm:
ySambiirg-glmerif 9anoelsoam-
pier Soenipalo periudte gegen 3llbr
heute nafnlittag (21. Wdr5) obne
9larierungspapiere ab5ufobren. Nui
@itni9 bes 9oafoueftorS. bie9lbfubrt
Slt perbiiten, uno in llebereinltim.
mlng nit Sssbren SSsnitrliftionen pom
10. Mdr5, puroen Warnlingsihiille
aus Mai9inengetpebren imO eiil
S6uB aus fiinf5oaiger &anone BON
Gl Morro iiber ieinen Bug abee-
feuert. gtiemano puroe perlett
Sdiif febrte gum slnferplos I'M Sa-
fem aiiriid. Sn glntpeienbeit oes
,3onfoneftors tparilte i6 am 10.
W1r5 perionIid ben beiitfden Sort
iul mnb BEN &apitGn Der Sbenpalb,
bab tpenn notig @etpalt angetpanot
neroen ion, nm 5ii perbiiten, baB
bas Sdiff obne alarieriinsspapiere
abfGbrt."
Wfan erfiibr bier belite, oaB Die
SoenipaIo gepornt iultroe, oaB iie
San SSuan nid)t perlaien fonne, OH
ne oaB Safenbeainte 8elegenbeit
b6tten, iie eriinblif au iitipi5ieren.
Die grlailbnis bie5u ipiiroe periDei-
CERT. oieiise 9eamte iinb iiber5eiigt,
SoB 6ieSbenipalo, tpenn iie aiid nid)t
nit 9oblen= uno @obrlingsmittel.
0orr1ten belooen mar, piellei6t be-
abiid)tigt batte, fih aif bober See
nit @eidiisen uno Weitnition alts5u-
riiitelt, ipie es Der Silfsfreu5er Brina
gitel Sriebrid) getan batte, Der iest
IN Netpport gtetps liegt
9ofale geartte in Torto 92ico ber-
oGbtigten oos S1iff, baB es bieien
9lon babe, unb bitten Die Ser. Stau-
ten inter ben llnitdnoen 5ltr slb-
reiie Die @rlaubnis geeeben, oan1
m6re ouraus nad) glniid)t bes
Staatsoepartenent ein neierSlolaba.
ma-Saa entitonoen.
9lIiiitents Sefretdr Teters pom
S6osonlts 9epartement, Der ben
Gbenpalb Son itnteriuht, beriet
iid) beltte nit 9eonten 6es Stoats-
ocparteneflts.
@ai6ington, %. Mara. 81
fretGr 8rpon gab belte benGinpfann
eirer 0feloung bes 8oti6aitcra
Sbarp befannt, tporin es beiBt. oof
3eppelins geitern mebrerc9ontben IN
Den Iororteil bon Taris berobmor'
| fen uno oaB ein Sous nabe cinenr
ulneriforiiben SpitaI in @rnno &C.
,Icft iporoen NOR. Seine S0ocsfddt
perben gcmeloct Ieli;t cs III Den
aabelgranm-
geew gorf, %. Wtar3. 9cl
ebemolige IaiiogierOompfer @as
coane, Der bis por nerliaen Ssahrer
stpii6en Neip g.rrf uno frailaOiliGlel
Safen pertebrte, fubr beute nit einel
Der groBten 9aoungen 2sferbc uOl
bier nod Sabre ab. 3ie Siere ilni
fir Die fran5oiiife slrmee 6eitimmt
Gs befanoen iid1 fuit 1900 Bferbe ol
@oro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22
Scrbien banft fiir Silfc.

geemgorf, %. @dr5 Sn einenn
3abelgran1m on Nrof. Wtidael j..
Bupin, ben bieiigen ierbiiden aon'
iul, oanft ser ierbiife Weiniiter oes
gleuBern, geifola g. Bahitt, I'M gto'
men ieiner Ieeieriing uno oes ierbi-
lben 8oIfes fiir Die 0ilfe, DIE Don
oeu Ser. Staaten oiis Den notleloen-
ocn ierbii6en 9auern 5ugegapgeii
mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22
Srauhen nnr Srutb III iiberidDreiten,
nm Staot sn ncbmcn.

Serlim, %. NGrs. 0rabtlos
iibsr Sapuiar, y. .. Nemel, Der
Sitieebafen nnb sr n6rblihiten Spite
Sitpreufsns, nnf Ss1cn Grobernns
iidl Die HniIen nidlt Dcnis 5ngnte ta-
ten, 1T fuieSer in osutidlem geiit. Sf-
iisicn wiro mitaeteilt, oaf bic &ni=
len gcitern nnd) einem fnrsen Sample
llolidl bon Memel nno nad) crbittcr-
TEN Sample in ben Strnfen Der
Stnot ielbit BON Wicmel uertrisben
lunr0en.
8etrogrno, %. Nars. ltebcr
SunSun. Cffisiell wuroe bente uur-
mittns anaefiinDigt, oak Die salisiidDe
Syeitnng Ir5emnsl iidl bente Oen 9ini-
len crgcben bat.
HrSemnsl lit fnit pun oem Ingen-
bid an belngert iuOrbcn, in Dem Der
Sriea nnsgebr0dlen rUar. Seitber
mnroe nm ocn Seiib Der Stnot fait
nnanfbOrlidl nno NIT Der grDeten Gr-
bitterung gcfGmpft nno Die Ceiter.
reidJer bielten Die Staot nit elmer M
OcraleidDlidDen 9lnsonner nmo Snpfcr.
felt. yfadloem ne gefallen lit, haben
Die Selterreidler nnr nod cine eiuSige
6eOenteHoc sSeitnng in @alisicn i'm
Seiib, ndmlidD 9rafan.
Berlin. %. 0i1rS. Srobtlos
iIbcr Souuile, y. y. Gas 9lrmee-
holIptauartier peroffentlihte belite
iolgenOe offi3ieae Ytitteihmgen:
~0ie SSraI5oien madten geiteril
obeno cinen nei,en 8erilld. Die oeiit-
ite StcIlung om Siioabbang Der Sit
gel bon 9orette in ibre @eipolt 5u be-
tommen, muroen aber 5iiriidgefuie-
len. Mud Elm neiier fran5oiiid)er gln.
grttf nOrolif oon sc Wesnil in Der
ebampagne blieb erfolglos. gbenio
mlBlongen ole fron5oiiihen 9emii-
bungen, Die SteIllng bel Hei6sader-
topf SiriidjlIaetuinnen.
~@eltern iprtroen oic 9iiilien ans
ytemel. Dem oitprerbii6cn Sufen on
Der Sltlee, no6 einem flrsen &f
I'M Siioen Der Stoot, Dem Elm bart.
nadl9er StraBenfompf foIgtc, per-
trleben. Torber botte ein riiiiiid,er
Wtob nnter Dem Sdus Der rriiiiden
Gruppen oos Hriooteiaentirm bent.
idcr giirger in YiemeI aepIiinocrt.
@ange @agcnIaoln9en BON aepliin.
oerten 8aren puroen iiber ole ruff.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-22

HanSc &agenlaOnngen
gepliinOerten Gntes
weggeidafft.
Gafoem Irsemnsl scfallen, luullen
&njien &rafnn nebmen.
Saa Irsrmpsls pum 3nren nit &c
Seum gefeiert.
8aiiiife glngriffr in Tolen uun ben
Seutihen Suriifgeid)lagen.
Srnns6iiider 8esenansriff ani Nptrr
Snme DC Surette miflnng.
Iugriffe in Der Champagne blie6en
md crfplslus.
Sei Sen SarSnnraen if Seitlpeilis
9inbr eingetrcteu.
Cpcrntipnen Ger gIaiiertcn ourdJ
idllcdDtes &etter aufsebalten.
Hnicn crfldren, ami Ynmnrid) gegcn
GSernDluit Sn iein.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29

Come in and look over our new and complete stock of mems winter wear ing apparel.
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29

The Seward Gateway, published daily and weekly, is the only estab- lished publication of this kind in the district included in government plans
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29
CONDITION ON MEXICAN
 BORDER BECOMES ACUTE.
United States Colonel Says IL Will be Necessary for U. $.
 to Cross.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The conditions along the Mexican borders, particularly near Brownsville, are becoming so acute that they cannot be permitted to prevail much longer. The information coming here in the last few days shows that this govern ment must take determined steps sooner or later to put an end to the Mexican lawlessness. Additional troops have been rushed to Progresso and Colonel Brocksom has reported to General Funston that it will be necessary for the United States troops to cross the border unless Car ranza takes it upon himself to stop the raids.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29
BUILDING INSPECTOR
 PAID TO KEEP AWAY.
Trials of Canadian Officials Proceed ing and Show Some Pretty
 Strong Graft.

WINNIPEG, Sept. 29.-The trials of the prominent provincial politicians on the charge of wholesale graft be- gan yesterday and are already bring ing out some sensational evidence. The testimony yesterday afternoon showed that William Salt, the govern ment building inspector for the pro- vince accepted a bribe of ten thousand dollars just to stay away from the construction work on the parliament buildings in this city. One of the de- fendants in the trials is former prime minister of the province.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29

Job printing of every description at The Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29
Baseball
 Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. TUESDAY, Sept. 28.- Philadelphia ................... 6 Brooklyn ................... Pitchers-Chalmers; Cheney Chicago ............,,...' ( Pitchers-Dale; Douglas.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit ....................., 0 Washington ................... $ Pitchers-Oldham; Johnson. (Note) No other games scheduled.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29
MUST PAVE BETWEEN TRACKS.

SEATTLE, Sept. 29.-The mayor has informed the local traction com pany that it must pave the streets be- tween the tracks of its lines or for felt it's franchise. A bitter fight is expected to result from this order as Gill is being accused of desire to make the company suffer because of former political opposition to him.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-29
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Sunday: Masses at S:3O and 1O;SO a. m. Sunday school after Mass Rosary, Instruction and BenedictiOn, 7:SO D. m. Weekdays: Mass at s a. m. 5s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10
STITE S

James place closed and reopenel on the
survey of that road which goes around
the Hill next to Little Cottonwood
creek. This change would be an i'm
provement in the road as the proposed
route is much better in the muddy sea-
son.
Warren Harris, a stock raiser of the
Kamiah section, was in town Friday on
business returning to Kamiah Satur-
day morning.
G. Fl. Hart and wife, of Post Falls,
returned to their home Saturday morn
ing after spending two weeks visiting
Mr.. Hart s parents and Mrs. McAlpine,
his sister.
B. B. Scott the hustling Elk City mer-
chant and successful bidder on the Elk
City-Dixie mail contract, was in Sites
the latter port of the week, purchasing
stock and equipment for his stage line.
Mr.. Scott took over the line June LIST.
Chas. Seay, prosperous rancher of
the Columbus section, passed through
Sites on Friday enroute to Hot Springs
in Oregon, where he will take medical
treatment and baths for months or so.
Mr.. Seay is brother of Mrs. Rebekah
Uysle, and was her guests while in
town.
Hugh Warner, of Newsome, was a
Sites caller this week.
William Howell departed Thursday
morning for Newrichland, Minnesota.
Mrs. Albert Reynolds has been at
tending the Baptist Association the past
week and visiting relatives in Clarks-
ton.
Sine s., J. A. and Pearl o. Bowles,
were over from Tahoe ridge Tuesday
with some fine looking mules which
they intended offering to the horse
buyers who did not arrive.
Mrs. Travis York and children went
to Lemon, where the Yorks formerly re-
sided to spend Decoration Day. Mrs.
York went down Saturday, returning
Monday.
j. w. Wood, rancher of the Elk
City district came in from Wisconsin
with bride, on Tuesday of this week,
leaving Wednesday morning for their
mountain home.
Charlie Edwards received a message
Wednesday evening from Lewiston,
stating his father was seriously i'll, and
for him ii come at once. He went down.
Thursday morning.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10

the last of the week, ror Moscow. They
will be absent until after the common
cement at the U. of L., where Miss
Lottie is student.
Frank Freeman came down Monday
from his ranch on the Selway, return
ing this evening. Mr.. Freeman reports
that all his crops are in fine condition
and seems much impressed with the
country. He reports that he has seen
three elk and a moose ON his ranch this
spring.
Mrs. w. A. Dissmore leaves on Fri
day morning for Lewiston, where she
will visit Mrs. B. R. Spiker for few
days, after which she leaves for Noun
tain home, where she was delegate to
the Grand Chapter, o. E. s., which CON
venes at that place next week, June s,
and 10. She will be absent for about
ten days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10
FERDINAND

ton Springs, South Dakota, Monday
morning.
Yesterday was the Silver wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Steiger and was
fittingly celebrated by their many
friends and neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Cakes of Colfax,
Washington and William Aschenb. snner
are visiting Mrs. oake's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Aschenbrenner this
week.
Sister M. Benedict of Nezperce WIS
visiting the sisters of the local par
ochial school last Saturday and made
arrangements to give their school play,
Pontia, a daughter of Plate her. this
week.
Miss Ruth Riley o. Westlake visit,
ed her sister Mrs. r. E. Bell the first
of the week and has just learned that
she has secured the Icicle Flat school
for the coming winter. The district is
to be congratulated on their choice of
teacher as Miss Riley is known as
one of the best teachers in the county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10
{ From the Enterprise.

kfIonh tHe bHleTp rlSe.)
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woods, of Elk
City were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Baugh was in Sites from
her home on Big Cedar creek, Monday.
p. E. Ellis left for Moscow and other
inland point, Tuesday morning.
VIM. Perry, the Middle Fork rancher
and stock buyer was in town Saturday.
Judge P. J. Taylor, of Kooskia was
in Sites Tuesday looking for the horse
buyer who was billed here for that
date
John Skedgell spent the major por-
ton of the week in the mountains turn
ing over the stage line to the new con-
tractor, Phillips and johnson.
Oscar and Orwell York were in atten-
dance at the Rose Carnival in Lewiston
last Friday, remaining for few days
TO visit friends and take in the sights.
Edwin Olsen was an arrival Monday
evening from Opportunity, Washing
ton. Mr.. Olsen will remain in Idaho
for some time taking in the harvest.
Rev. J. B. York returned Sunday
evening from Charleston where he was
in attendance at the Camas Prairie AS
ISOLATION of the Baptist denomination.
Rev. f. S. Eastman has so far re-
covered from his recent illness that he
is again able to be about and was pres
ent to take charge of the evening SER
vices at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday.
Charlie Edwards is taking care of
the stage stock for Thos. Hye this week.
Addie, Mary and Harold Stuart went
to Kamiah on Tuesday to visit relatives
for few days.
Vern Randall came IN from Newsome
Tuesday evening where he has been en-
ployed by the stage company for some
time. Vern expects to put in the next
few weeks in Lewiston in the cherry
orchards.
J. w. Woods, of Elk City, took fine
Durham bull calf into the mountains
which he imported from Wisconsin. His
royal highness went out in a crate by
the passenger stage and will make an
other excellent addition to the list of
blooded animal in the Elk district.
James Stuart, of Kooskia, passed
through town on Saturday enroute to
the county seat, where he expected to
have the road running through Timothy
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10
COTTONWOOD
(From the Chronicle. J

(From the Chronicle.)
B. +. Taylor was in town Wednesday
from across the river.
M. +. Farris was transacting business
in the city Saturday from near Winona.
Mrs. j. V. Nash returned Friday from
a two months visit with relatives in
Oklahoma.
M. M. Belknap is having garage
erected for his new car near his resi-
dence this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haener were
visiting relatives here Wednesday from
Ferdinand.
Mrs. II. Fryer returned the latter
part of the week from visit with
friends at Culdesac.
Mrs. T. A. Randall spent a couple of
days visiting friends in Lewiston the
first of the week.
Mrs. Rosa Lies returned last week
from a visit with relatives and friends
near Uniontown.
Peter Achenbrenner and son-in-law,
Conrad Ochs of Washington, were in
town Wednesday from Ferdinand.
John Albers came in late last week
from his ranch near Fort Benton. Mont,
and will visit here for few weeks.
The approaching marriage of John
Albers and Miss Frances Toennis was
announced Sunday at the local Catholic
church.
Ben Toennis came in Monday even
ing from his homestead in eastern
Montana and will visit here with his
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10

folks for several weeks.
Arthur Mundt and wife were in town
last evening from near Winona.
N. H. Jacobs and Mat Schmidelkoffer
are in town today from Nezperce.
Mrs. Giezentanner left Tuesday morn
ing for Lewiston where she was Joined
by Misses Wood and Watson and the
party then left for San Francisco to
attend the exposition. They will be alb
sent for several weeks.
A. l.. Creelman came up Monday
evening from lewiston for a short
stay. He intends leaving with his
family next week for the Frisco fair
and will go east from that city to his
old home in Nova Scotia to visit his
mother.
The entertainment given at the
Orpheum Monday evening by the
children of the parochial school drew a
full house and was thoroughly appre-
ciated by all present. The little folks
did their parts in first class manner,
which showed earnest study on their
part and careful training on the part of
the Sisters. The receipts of the enter
tainment will 60 to the benefit of the
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hartman came in
recently from Joseph, Oregon, to at
tend the wedding of the lady's brother
at Greencreek on Tuesday.
w. w. Caldwell closed deal recently
for the Minis pool hall and is remodel
ing the building and will put in com
plete line of confectionery and cigars.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-06-10
(From the Mountaineer.)

From the Mountaineer)
Bert Decker returned Friday from
business trip to Grangeville.
j. N. Senior and wife of Cotton, Wn.,
returned to their home Saturday after
visit with friensd at Syringa.
Alph Kidder was exhibiting nice
specimen of new potatoes yesterday,
raised in the east part of town.
e. b. Meeker visited home folks on
Harris Ridge over Sunday and reports
crops looking fine.
Mesdames Carl Kenney of Kidder and
Will Williams of this city were in
Kamiah Tuesday visiting their sister
Mrs. Leo Kolmorgan.
Ben Able, who is farming ON Butler
Ridge east of Sites, passed through
town Tuesday, enroute to Harris Ridge
to visit his father who is very ill.,
Lee Carpenter and son of Sites pas
sed thru town Monday with nice
bunch of sheep enroute to their summer
range on Clearcreek.
Miss Ruth Ruark has accepted a po-
sition in one of the telephone exchanges
at Lewiston, and it is sure guess that
she will give good satisfaction in her
new location.
R. H. Calder of Harris Ridge was in
town Saturday having DIR. Verberkmoes
dress wounded hand the result of
an ak turning when driving post and
cutting one of the tendons on top of his
left hand, but is improving nicely.
s. @. Chadwick who is employed on
the N. p. bridge gang was home over
Sunday and reports that his crew is
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j. A. Bushue returned Monday even
ing from a business trip to Spokane
w. B. Hussman was business visi-
tor in town Wednesday from Cotton
wood.
Henry Uhlenkott of Cottonwood was
a visitor in town Monday and Tues
day of this week.
T. M. Becker cashier of the Ferdinand
State Bank returned Sunday evening
from short stay at Charleston.
w. w. Crabtree, former resident
of this town was over from Gangeville
Tuesday on short business trip.
Anil Haener and wife returned Sun
day evening from few days visit with
relatives at Charleston, Washington.
Mrs. Herman l. Hanson, accompanied
by her brother, Bert Bishop, returned
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Charleston, Washington.
Miss Amy Morris, who has taught the
Pine Grove School for the past two
years, returned to her home at Messing
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arrived last evening and will make
their home with Mrs. McCallie during
the summer.
Mrs. L. F. Horning leaves this week
for Moscow, to attend commencement
at the university where her son Charles
is graduate this year.
Wade Wilson has moved his house
hold goods into the Girardelley house
where he and Ward Dempsey are keep
ing bachelors hall" together.
c. q. Carpenter left yesterday for
Spokane, his wife preceding him the
day before. They expect to be gone
year, ultimately making their home
in Kamiah.
J. w. Matlock has accepted position
with the asbestos company of this place
and has turned his feed store over to
G. III. Bellmer. Mr.. Bellmer took