The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-25
Sites NEWS
(Enterprisa)

| w. A. Grunewald. the Kooskia stock
buyer. was a Sites visitor wednesday
last.
| Mrs. A. L. Stever. who has been
seriously Ill the past two weeks is
again able to be about.
]. c. Rooney reports the sale OF 100
acres belonging to Truman Mcmillan.
on Cottonwood creek. to w. d. Carter.
X. b. Kading. OF the firm OF Park
err & Kading. Of Grangeville. was tran
sacting business in our midst for a
day or two the last of the week.
Thos. Hye came in from Grangeville
the last of the week and remained
over till Monday morning looking after
the stage business Mr.. Hye left
Monday for his home in Spokane.
Phil Hartman started his crew to
manufacturing cement blocks Tuesday
morning. The weather the past week
has been ideal for this work and Mr..
Hartman expects to finish enough
blocks to complete his building this
week.
c. M. Butler reports the sale of 100
acres for Mox Spromberg, of Clear
Creek, to Sam F. Hendrer, of Kooskia.
Idaho Consideration $4,000. Mr.. Sprom-
berg win leave for Ellensburg, Wash,
In few days where he has an orchard
tract.
Cash N. Gadds cashier OF the Bank
Of Stiles spent few days the past
week In Spokane on business. The
business of that institution is show
Ing marked Increase under Mr.. Cad
dis management. Mr.. Gaddis also Wis
tied his family at Pullman, Washing
ton, for q day or two.
The little son OF Mrs. Patterson Of
Winona, who has been suffering from
severe case OF tonsillitis, was taken
to Kamiah last week by his mother
and Mrs. T. M. Atwood, for treatment
by Dr. w. f. McMahan. The doctor
removed the tonsils and the patient is
doing well at present.
Some brainless galoot has been poi
soning dogs around town the past few
days and while 1t is true there are too
many dogs running the streets Ut is
also true that 1t is seldom that one
of the worthless kind get the poison
while several good dogs have suffered
an agonizing death.
The base ball bee has been buzzlng
around the last two weeks. Nearly all
the boys were stung so they organic
ed Monday evening. Franklin Petit
bone was the boys choice for captain
Elmer Swineheart, manager, and o. w.
James, coach. Under the leadership Of
Captain Pettibone good team is ex-
pected.
Saturday the H. S. ball team drove
to Kamiah and were defeated by a
score of 16 to 10. The game was fast
and clean throughout. Everyone was
satisfied and the local team Is deter
mined that the score will be different
no fc f.lo
Watch for the date.
Miss Cora Hanson, school teacher
from Elk City and Miss Helen Itch
field. passed through Stiles on Fri
day, returning from Moscow where
they had been visiting with Miss Han
sons parents for a few days following
the Hye trial at Grnageville, where
both ladies were summoned as witness
SEES. The young ladies were guests at
the Martin home while here.
James A. Parker. who for fourteen
years was the postmaster at Orofino
has been in Sites the past week help
ing f. e. Leeper get the hang OF
things in his new role as postmaster.
Mr.. Leeper took over the office Mon
day morning and Is now comfortably
located in his new quarters. The
moving together with the regular |
work of the office has made 1t a very |
busy week for both Mr.. Parker and |
Mr.. Leeper