Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-07
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(From the Enterprise.)


noon.
Harvey Bales returned from a trip
of a couple of weeks duration to Spo-
kane, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Solid left Tuesday
evening for Grangeville where they
will make their home for several
months.
Otto Ries and wife and A. H. Nau
and wife, of Cottonwood, attended the
funeral of the H. j. Kuther child, Tues
day morning.
Miss Gladys Riley came over from
sided at the piano for Prof. Shattuck s
orchestra.
Mrs. Ben Gerding, of Canada, arrived
here last Friday and is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. I. NJ.
Schiller for few weeks.
Arthur Heston, of Nezperce brought
over a motor truck full of elevator
builders last Thursday, to assist in the
local elevator construction.
Mrs. George Stonebreaker, of Lewis
ton, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jpe
Hayden and other relatives and friends
in this village and vicinity.
Geo. Pollock received quite an injury
to his shoulder, last Thursday, but after
a couple of hours, refused longer to re-
main in the invalid ranks.
2. Aschenbrenner treated G.. III. Ham
mer and little son, and the editor TO
an early morning joy ride to Cotton
wood and return Thursday last.
Editor Weimer, of the Cottonwood
Chronicle, and his sister, Mrs. Giezen-
tanner, stopped here an hour Tuesday
eve, on their way home from Vollmer.
Donald, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brockman, residing between here
and Cottonwood, had the misfortune to
break his collar bone, one day last
week.
The Misses Inez and Hazel Harring-
ton, of Culdesac, came up Sunday even
ing to spend week visiting their sis
ter, Miss Helen, the music teacher.
j. F. Prosser returned Tuesday from
tour of the Clearwater country. He
reports big crop of grain and apples
Oh Harris Ridge, but all other sections
he visited have far inferior crops 10
this country.
Joe Kuther went to Cottonwood early
Thursday secured load of passengers
whom he took to Lewiston, and return
ed in plenty of time for hearty sup.
per, that day. Joe is some goer.
Carl Eastwood was up from Lewiston
Saturday looking after business mat
tiers of the Vollmer Clearwater CD
He spent Sunday with his family who
had been guests at the home of bis
father, HI. p, at Westlake, and on Mon
day the junior family returned here
and took the train for Lewiston.
Lincoln Riley and Mr.. Frurock, d
| Wisner, Neb., arrived at Westlake last
Friday, where they came to visit the
former gentleman S brother, George w
Riley. The visiting Mr.. Lincoln Riley
is prominent physician of his section
being state surgeon for the Nebraska
militia The three gentlemen named
started out Monday morning on biz
bear hunt in the White Bird country.
Wilfred Clifford Kuther the nine
month old son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]
Kuther, residing two miles northwest
of town died Sunday of pneumonia
after lingering illness of several weeks
The funeral was held at the CathoiN
church in this village Tuesday morning
Father Boniface conducting the last sal
obsequies. The family has the heart
felt sympathy of all in their great af
Fiction.
While in Spokane last week, j. A
Kuther purchased a piano, which ha.
since arrived and installed at the opera
house, which has been leased by himself
and Albert Haerner. Mr.. Kuther alst
intended to bring home an up-to- date
moving picture machine, but as there
was no such machine there, contem
plates making trip to Seattle in the
| near future to procure one.
Joe Brockman had the misfortune tt
! dish hind wheel on his new Fore
Thursday last, while in the act of pass
ing team, just west of the village
| limits. He footed his horn, and the
driver turned in the same direction
which Mr.. Brockman had taken, run
ming him into the ditch on the side
Mr.. Brockman had three ladies in tn,
ear with him, but fortunately al
escaped uninjured. The accident hap
pened about, noon, and by six, in thu
evening. Mr.. Brockman was agail
scurrying about practically as good a
new, with the exception of few scar
to his Tenders and engine case.
The Hussman Lumber Co., last weel
completed Cotton silo for Lonnie Bale
on his ranch, which Mr.. Bales at one
filled with stock feed for the comini
winter. The silo is similar to the on
on the Herman Hanson farm.
Mrs. Joe Hyden received lette
from her husband who is assisting il
operating l.. G. Stonebreaker pacl
train at Bonanza, Idaho, stating amon
other things that Mr.. Stonebreaker ha
an ankle badly sprained by one of tn
horses taking a plunge into the rive
with him. However at that writing h
was recovering and able to partially re
Sume his duties