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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

concrete reservoir to incase the spring
Benjamin Schwartz, of Grangeville,
and Louis Brernesteter, of Cottonwood,
were in Kamiah the first of the week
arranging for the lease of Indian land.
Mrs. S. s. Glidden, of Aitkin, Mimi,
mother of U. 8. and E. w. Glidden,
arrived in Kamiah Monday evening to
spent the winter here. U. s. Glidden
went Sunday to Spokane to meet her.
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Snowden and
children and Mrs. Snowden's mother,
Mrs. Reed, arrived here last Thursday
night from their former home at Chelan,
Wn., and are now living in the parson-
age. They expressed much pleasure at
the warm welcome accorded them by
the ladies, and Rev. Snowden looks for
ward to pleasant and profitable year
in Kamiah.
One day last week Myrlin McLin
sprang upon the banister in the high
school building with the intention of
sliding to the bottom, but lost his hold
and fell to the floor below, striking
with such force as to render him un-
conscious, though no serious injuries
were sustained
August Kiele was in from Kidder
Ridge last Friday and paid us pleas
ant call. He reports that his son, Her
man, few days ago, trapped the lar
gest black bear that has yet been killed
on the ridge. 1t weighed 275 pounds
and measured six feet from the tip of
its nose to the end of it's tail.
Announcement has been made on en-
gagement of Miss Florence Hurley and
Mr.. Irwin Pitner, the wedding to take
place the evening of October 81. Miss
Hurley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Hurley has been a resident of Kan
iah for number of years and has d
large circle of friends. Several pre-
nuptial affairs have been planned in
her honor. The groom elect spent last
winter here, employed by Browning &
Foreman. The couple will reside at
Dubois, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21
Pleasant VALLEY

VIM. Gross, Charlie Adamson, lisa Gre
CORY and VIM. Names.
}. j. Martin, and son-in.law Jim
Crow purchased the sheep owned by
Lee Carpenter, of Battle Ridge.
Frank Cowling of Clearwater is buy
ing oats of the Lytle Brothers.
Mrs. Carey York and baby visited
relatives in Sites last week.
Perry Neptunes brother from the Sal
mon river country was a visitor in the
valley Sunday.
Some of the farmers have been busy
of late burning brush and stumps.
Charlie Adamson is hauling lumber
for his new two-story house, size 34x3.
feet, which he contemplates on build
ing at once.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

ton.
Geo. II. Sheldon, accompanied by
Major Farris was down from winona
in his automobile Monday.
Dean Roberts and Wolford and Hub
ert Reushaw spent few days hunting
on the Rensraw ranch near Three Forks.
Jesse Anderson and Jennings Me
Keen started Friday on deer hunting
expedition to the Bear Creek meadows.
We have not yet learned with what re-
suits.
Mrs. T. P. Tollefson, of Sites who
had been visiting here at the home of
her sister, Mrs. X. M. Bibbs, returned
home Saturday evening accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bibbs.
A letter from Editor P. B. Blake. of
the Progress, says that he and Lara
more Nation left Enterprise, Ore, Mon
day morning and that they expect to ar.
rive in Kamiah some time Wednesday
coming via White Bird.
Mr.. Rutherford and family, of Gil
liam, Ore, have moved into the Heas-
ton cottage. They intend to locate here
providing they can find ranch to suit
them.
The mysterious light you saw moving
to and fro in F. H. Rehberg's garden
late the other night was nothing more
nor less than the city attorney digging
his potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Jarbo made a
trip by auto last week to the Lewiston
and Colfax fairs and to Spokane, re-
turing home Saturday. They report a
fine trip and excellent roads.
w. I. Long, of Ferdinand, accom-
panied by George Moody, was in Kan
iah Monday consulting with J. J. Guyer
relative to leasing some Indian land
near Ferdinand.
The spring which supplies the city
with water has been excavated IL feet
back into the hill, giving a greater
flow and an increased fall of 2 feet
The council contemplates building a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

has been stealing from the settlers.
An auto party consisting of Malcolm
Matlock, Mabel Hendren, Scott Lamb
and Nellie Dryer climbed the Tahoe
grade Sunday in Mr.. Matlock's car.
A young lady came to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Talcott Friday and no doubt
will make her home with them any
way until she is Is. Everybody do
ing nicely.
w. NJ. Finley, Oscar Maxwell, Jack
Woods and Frank Harsh, prominent
stoekmen of the Elk City section, deliv-
cred nice bunch beef cattle the first
of the week.
The confectionery and pool hall
changed hands last week, E. E. Ping
disposing of his stock of confectionery
and fixtures to Mr.. Joseph Banning of
Boomers Ferry, who is now in posses
sion. The gentleman purchasing was
formerly engaged in the same class Of
business and comes very highly recon-
mended. The consideration being $3.50.
w. A. Grunewald Tuesday shipped
out three cars of beef cattle and one of
hogs. The stuff being billed to coast
points. The cattle with the exception
of few head coming out of the Elk
City sections, while the hogs were pur-
chased from local people. Two cars Of
cattle were splendid lot, the third car
were small though in good condition for
beef. The hogs were mostly of the red
variety and were prime stuff. Among
the cattle of which there were several
good ones, were two belonging to w. M.
Finley, who owns a farm on the upper
Red river, that weighed four thousand
and twenty five pounds and were in
fine condition, bringing the raiser a
neat sum.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

ed relatives there for some time. Mrs.
MeCamment is on her way to Kansas
where she formerly resided, she having
sold her property interests at Newsome.
Miss Heter left this morning for Oregon,
where she is now making her home.
The cattle brought out by Oscar Max
well, VIM. Finley, Frank Harsch, Jack
Woods and Jack Hays passed through
town Monday and they were certainly
a fine lot of stuff. Two steers owned
by VIM. Finley tipped the scales at 401O
pounds, the heaviest weighing 2o7O.
Mrs. +. R. Crittenden and Mrs. G. z.
Hulse left this morning for Idaho Falls
to attend the annual session of the
Rebekah Assembly. Mr.. Crittenden ae-
companies Mrs. Crittenden on her trip.
The party go by the way of Butte,
Montana. Fred Huffman is the elected
delegate to the Grand Lodge, l. O. o. F.
which meets at the same time and will
leave for Idaho Falls tomorrow morn
ing.
Rev. J. G. Dixon, formerly of this
place and sonin-law of Silas Corbett Is
came in Wednesday evening for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. Dixon has been engaged for the
past two years in missionary work
among the Indians of Nebraska and
New Mexico, previous to which time he
attended school at Carlisle and then
took post -graduate course at the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
John Skedgell and family left yester.
day morning for Howard City, Mich
gan, where they will make their future
home. The Skedgell family will be
missed in Sites as Mr.. Skedgell has
served faithfully on the school board
for the past two years and in many
other ways has shown his interest in
ever movement for the public good
which has arisen, while Mrs. Skedgel
and Miss Lura will be missed in the
church and social life of the village.
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at his home on Kidder Ridge.

at his home on Kidder Ridge.
Bernie Deschamp of Lewiston was an
arrival Sunday evening on visit with
father Jess Hendren of Tahoe.
j. L. Gross and family are now resi-
dents of Weippe where he is engaged
in the mercantile business.
F. J. Quinlan and wife of Pendleton,
Ore, were arrivals Sunday evening on a
visit with his father and brother.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter, Miss
Mary, assembled the dizzy heights of the
tram Sunday.
Miss Mary Edwards and little Virginia
spent the week end at their home in
Lewiston.
Miss Jones and Fl. Hunter were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at the j. T
Quinlan home.
Ivan Griffith, who has been working
near the Lolo Hot Springs, was an ar
rival Tuesday evening.
anu leu Ol
were here Sunday visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Decker.
Judge R. III. Smith and wife left
Tuesday for Standfield, Oregon, where
they will make several weeks visit with
their son.
VIM. Under now has a crew of mel
at work on the Pete King mines on tn,
Pete King creek doing their annual as
sessment work.
Mabel Mcpherson of the Baptist Sun
day school was elected delegate to the
convention that meets in Grangevillt
soon.
VIM. Eller, deputy sheriff and Bert
Smith our constable are up the river
trying to locate an unknown party who
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21
Sites
(From the Enterprise. }

From the Enterprise
j. B. York was passenger for Lew
iston, Monday morning.
Thos. G. Benoy was a passenger for
Spokane Wednesday morning.
j. E. (Jack) Surridge left Wednesday
forming for Herrick, Idaho.
Deputy Sheriff Chip Eller was in
town on his way to the Middle Fork
country Wednesday.
Ed. Hawkins, the genial proprietor of
the Mountain House, was in town on
business the last of the week.
Phil Meinen is erecting a nifty barn
on his home property on Main street.
j. H. Myers and l. o. Patterson are do
ing the work.
Charley Hall and wife drove down to
Lewiston Saturday in their car, remain
ing over Sunday and returning Monday
accompanied by Rev. S. Bailey and
Gray.
Cash N. Gaddis, who has been i'll for
the past month, is again able to be on
the street, making his first appearance
Tuesday. We are all glad to see Mr..
Gaddis able to be out again.
Mrs. M. A. Hall met with a painful
accident last Tuesday While crossing
Cottonwood creek bridge she stepped
on bad place in the bridge which
threw her, giving her very painful
bruise and sprain.
Among those in town Wednesday
from Kooskia were f. d. Ingraham, E
A. Cole, Harden DAD Chenoweth, Jas
Toll and sons Lester and Lee, N. F.
King, Henry Hoffman, and VIM. Grune.
wald
Rev. F. s. Eastman returned the last
of the week from trip to Tacoma and
other coast points. Mr.. Eastman was
in attendance at the Presbyterian
Synod at Tacoma and reports having
enjoyed a splendid time.
Mrs. Flora McCamment and hel
daughter, Miss Mary Heter, came out
from Newsome, the latter having visit
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21
FERDINAND
(From the Enterprise. J

(From the Enterprise.)
Tony Grossweiler made business
visit to Vollmer Tuesday between
trains.
Anil Haener and Rev. Father Boni-
face went to the Lewiston fair, Fri
day, in the formers car They return
ed Saturday evening well-chilled.
Ed. Hartman, on Tuesday, received
two pens of s. G. White Leghorn chick
ems from Waitsburg, Wn., which are
dandies.
Jos. Weis and daughters drove to
Nezperce in their car, Thursday last on
a business and pleasure trip.
Thos. DeCoursey spent couple days
the fore part of the week with vollmer
and Nezperce relatives and friends.
Miss Mamie Stricken came over from
Cottonwood, Tuesday, to visit for a
week at the home of Grandpa and
Grandma Henry Kuther.
Miss Bessie Oglesby is guest of her
friend, Miss Nora Frederick this week.
Mrs. Henry Sprute and family of
Fem, spent Tuesday at the home of
Henry Kuther, ST., the lady being a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kuther.
Elmo Kincaid reports that his thresh.
ing crew pulled in after successful
season IS run of 81 days. Verify, that IS
going some, and the biggest run of
which we have been appraised.
The Ferdinand high school basket ball
team goes to Cottonwood this Friday
evening to play similar aggregation
Next Friday night they expect to play
in Kooskia.
Mrs. Henry Michalek, who resides
about five miles southwest of Ferdi
nand, who last week underwent quite a
serious operation at the hospital al
Winchester, is reported to be recover
ing quite satisfactorily, at her home.
Frank w. Nuxoll and John Fret, OF
Greencreek, John Romein and family
and Mrs. F. Winkler, of Keuterville
and Joe Bies and family of this vicinity
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Steiger, just south
of the village.
Earl Hammill departed Tuesday af
ternoon, chaperoning couple cars OF
porkers to the Spokane markets, fol
which the local buyers, Albert G. Nau
paid the farmers $3.50 a hundred
weight.
Miss Anna Bower, of Kansas arrived
in Ferdinand the latter part of las
week and is visiting at the home of hel
sister, Mrs. Henry Michalek, residing
five miles southwest of here-complete
ly taking that family by surprise.
Earl Purbaugh and wife departed OIL
Wednesdays passenger for visit o.
some duration with relatives ant
friends at Wallace and other points il
Kansas. Mr.. Purbaugh said, before de
parting, that they might remain al
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winter, but would certainly return here
in the spring.
Albert Haener, Elmo Kincaid, Dan
Aschenbrenner, o. E. Ravens, Ben
Hussman and others are getting up a
hunting party to go after big game in
the Selway county some time during
the next few days. We hope they get
all they want and more. Now boys
this ISM limiting!
Barney Nuxoll, of Effingham, Illinois,
is here visiting with his brother-in- law,
John Uhlorn and family. Mr.. Nuxoll is
quite well pleased with the looks of this
country, in spite of the fact that he is
here at the wrong time of the year to
see that, of which we are all SO proud
the bumper crops
Frank Frederick sprung surprise on
his wife and numerous friends here this
week by appearing upon the scene in a
brand new Ford automobile. Frank
has come to the conclusion that he can
get more real enjoyment out of car
the present season than he can out of a
new, red threshing machine next fall,
and we believe it was told US, his be-
lieves likewise.
Most farmers in this section have
thus far contended themselves raising
bumper crops of small grain, but not SO
with Herman Uhlenkott, whose fine
farm joins our TOWNSHIP on the south
October 18th, he brought to this office
some fine specimens of peaches from
one of his three trees, all of which are
fairly well loaded. Ahem! peaches and
the makings for us, please.
Joe Kuther hitched up his automo.
bile Sunday moring and took his father
and mother by way of Cottonwood
where the were joined by Mrs. Henry
Stricken, daughter of the elder Kuth-
ers land drove to the Barney Luichtfeld
home, at Keuterville, where they spent
the daty very pleasantly.
Albert Pfiffner and wife have re-
turned from the Grande Ronde, Oregon
country. They started to make an over
land journey and when the reached
Culdesac, it began to rain-and the lady
arrived Sunday evening and her hus
band, the following day; and are now
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Sarbaeher, east of town.
Peter Aschenbrenner departed Wed
nesday morning for Colfax, Wash, in
response to message announcing thai
his mother had died the evening pre-
vious. He will remain for the funeral
which he expected would take place
today.
o. G. Hanson and son, Melvin, de
parted for Grangeville Monday even
ing and the following day accompanied
a shipment of stock on a special train
for Seattle, where they expect to spent
few days sightseeing, before return
ing home.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-21

From the Progress)
Daniel Laverty is in the east in the
interest of the Pittsburg Idaho Mining
Co.
Henry Ferguson returned the first
of the week from trip to points in
Oregon.
James Laverty, of Pardee, spent the
first of the week in Kamiah.
Mrs. M. s. Legault, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Robinette,
leaves this week for Iron Mountain,
Montana.
Mrs. Frank Waterman and little
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Charlie Brown rode to Grangeville
Saturday, returning Sunday morning
Ernest Lytle was a business caller in
Harpster and on the prairie Saturday
last.
Edmond and Allen Names who have
been pasturing cattle in the mountains
during the summer went in and brought
their cattle out last Friday. The form
ers' wife accompanying him on the
trip.
Ellis Culdice accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Clase home from Sites Satur-
day evening, for short visit.
Among those delivering hogs at Sites
Monday were Albert Chase and son
Stanley, Lester Lytle, Geo. Emmert
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daughters, spent Sunday visiting friends
in Charleston.
Dick Cameron drove to Grangeville
this week with load of grapes from
the Peirce Bros. ranch.
F. w. Waterman left for ST. Paul
and other eastern points last Thursday,
expecting to remain several weeks.
DR.. McKeen Boyce and Hugh Jen-
kins were in Cottonwood last week in
specting bunch of horses.
A. A. Smith, stock buyer of
Grangeville, arrived in Kamiah Satur-
day to look over some cattle in this Sec
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sick the past ten days is much better.
Mrs. w. Fl. Casady of Lewiston was
in town Sunday night visiting friends.
DR.. A. F. Wohlenberg and wife are
learning the ranch trade rapidly.
Carl Yenney is i'll with typhoid fever