Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18
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(From the Chronicle

from Boles.
g. F. Mckinney and wife spent Sun
day afternoon with friends in Grange
vile.
| Miss Clara Rustemeyer came over
from Ferdiand and spent Sunday with
| homefolks.
Miss Lizzie Bussman returned to her
home in Uniontown Sunday after ten
days visit at the Winner home.
The Keuterville base ball team cross
ed bats with our team on the local
grounds Sunday the score being 6 to 4
in Cottonwood's favor
The little daughter of w. B. Hussman
who has been i'll with pneumonia is
much improved at this writing.
F. Joseph Walser left Tuesday for
an extended trip to visit his old home
in Iowa and New York
Mat Douglas and VIM. Lies went to
Winona Tuesday and will probabaly
locate in that vicinity.
DR.. and Mrs. |. ID. Southworth went
to Ferdinand Tuesday, the former on
business, and the latter will be a guest
at the Ries home for the week.
Miss Amy johnson went to Grange
| vile Tuesday to attend a Rebekah
lodge doings returning the same even
ing.
Geo. Killmar of Winona purchased a
Buick Six last Saturday from the
Hoene Hardware.
The gale Saturday afternoon blew
down nearly twenty telephone poles
near Keutervile besides doing other
damage.
S. j. Peterson is the proud possessor
of a Buick Six purchased Monday
through the Hoene Hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Marks of
Omaha, Neb., were registered at the
hotel the first of the week. Mr..
Marks is buying horses in this COM
munity.
Chancey Emerich from Boles was in
town several days this week He sold
five head of Duroc hogs for breeding
purposes to Frank Terhaar of this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer accom-
panied by Miss Rena Schubert, left the
first of the week for Spokane via the
auto route to attend the auto show at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foresman de-
parted Wednesday morning for Port
land, accompanied by DIR. Turner, where
Mrs. Forseman went to receive medical
aid.
Henry Downer returned from Fishook
Place, ON Tuesday where he had been
logging for the past two months. He
reported losing a valuable riding horse
while there. Will Crawford accom-.
panied him.
Mrs. j. G. Ruggles and two children
arrived Saturday evening from Peck to
JOIN her husband who is foreman in
the Chronicle office. They will live in
the house formerly occupied by George
Rustemeyer and family.
Wm. Buettner was number among
those drawn for duty on the federal
grand jury at Moscow and left the fore
part of the week for that city. The
grand jury was summoned for Monday
May Sth.
Fred Lange took day off late last
week and tried his luck with hook and
line down in Grave Creek and Rocky
Canyon. He brought back some sixty
nice trout and says he enjoyed the out
ing greatly.
The Big Buick truck that was
brought down last week from Spokane
was sold through the Hoene Hardware
to ). j. Bennett, the Denver miller. who
will use it to haul grain from the ware
house at Fem to his mill and to deIiye,
flour about the country.
The members of ST. Mary's Dramatic
club entertained the young people oil
the parish Wednesday evening at tn.
\. Z. hall. A short program was rem
dered after which the floor was cleared
and dancing held sway until about IL !:
30 when refreshments were served
About sixty young people were present
Rev. and Mrs. f. Arthur Grunwalt
and Miss lisa Butler returned Saturda,
evening from Lewiston where they at
tended the Inland Empire Sunda,
School Convention (which convened
there Thursday.
County Attorney Hattabaugh an,
Sheriff Yates were in town for few
hours Friday afternoon from Grange
vile in connection with small matte
before the local justice court.
Joseph Uhlenkott purchased a ney
Saxon car late last week from Mrs. I.
NJ. Duffy, local agent, and will give hi
family the pleasure in future of travel
ing to and fro at ease and with con
siderably more speed than humble Dob
bin can negotiate.
At the meeting of the Commercial
club Monday the members listened to
talk by Sawyer brothers of Spokane
regarding public improvements. Tt wa,
brought out that paving could be don,
much cheaper than had been previously
estimated.