Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-30
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(From the Enterprise.)

barn on Max Dietrick's ranch, south
west of Ferdinand.
Ebert Bush and mother returned
Thursday night from a winters outing
in California.
Mrs. r. G. Peters and little daughter
departed Monday for Ashmoor, Mont,
where they expects to remain indefi-
nitely.
II. G. Thiede is another Ferdinander
who has caught the Nevada fever and
will HE himself tkither in the near
future.
Mrs. Walters arrived Saturday night
from Spirit Lake, Ia. and is visiting at
the home of the family of her brother,
A. Terwillegar.
Louis Tackle expects to leave for
Sweetgrass, Mimi, where he has land,
next Tuesday. He says Is persons left
Cottonwood for Montana Tuesday of
this week and that more are to follow
latter.
Miss Vera Sasse has accepted a posi-
ton with the Cottonwood Chronicle and
will depart for that village Sunday
evening.
Rupert Kelcher, of Ahsahka, and a
nephew of Joe Kuther, is visiting with
his numerous friends and relatives in
this bailiwick.
Miss Bertha Hackett took the Satur-
day morning train for Reubens and
visited with friends until Sunday
evening.
Rev. c. T. Cooley reports that he is
meeting with fair success in gathering
subscriptions for a new church to be
built in Ferdinand this summer.
Mrs. 0. D. DeMoude. and four chill
dren arrived from Lewiston Monday
night and are getting quite comfor-
tably settled in the Chas. Lewis home.
We understand Ben Shroer is CON
templating the purchase of lot in
Vollmer's first addition to Ferdinand,
and eventually build home thereon
Mrs. A. 81. Nau came over from Cot
tonwood last Thursday and visited I'm
til Sunday evening with her numerous
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Helen Westfall is studying in
preparation to take a civil government
examination for matron or seamstress
in a government Indian school.
Joe Weis and wife, who have been at
tending the funeral of the former 8
father at Perham, Mimi, write that
they will start for home Sunday even
ing.
Joe Kuther and Rupert Telscher visit
went to Keuterville Wednesday even
ing to visit relatives there few days
l.. 0. Gordon and A. d. Hash depart
ed Monday morning for Spokane where
they went to purchase saw mill out
fit to be used at the John Wagner
place.
Miss Coda Aschenbrenner had the
misfortune Friday evening to fall down
stairs at her home spraining her wrist
and for a day carried the member of
her person in a sling.
Miss Virginia Fry departed Saturday
evening for Lucille, Idaho, where she
will again teach term of school. Miss
Fry taught a very successful term of
school in the same district just before
the holidays.
While at Kooskia last Saturday, Prof
Virgil Smith made and signed con-
tract with the directors and accepted
the principalship of that district for
the coming school year at consider
able incresase of salary over the Ferdi-
nand job. And he's worth it.
Addison, Sons & Schueller, on Tues
day, began the building of two-room
addition to the house occupied by the
B. c. Barber family. A new founda-
ton, a porch and cellar will also be
added. When completed it will furnish
the family quite a commodious abiding
place.
A remonstrance is being circulated to
prevent the removal of the postoffice
from its present site to the old Bank
of Steunenberg building, as was petit
toned by Postmaster Martin and signed
by eighty patrons of the office. Be
calm, brethern
d. E. Steiner, Forest Usher and Sam
Shaw of the Westlake section passed
through Ferdinand Friday and took the
train for Lewiston, returning again in
the evening.
Mrs. J. A. Bushue and son Leo de-
parted Friday morning for Lewiston
and Spokane where they went to ha We
the latter receive treatment for an
affliction to his eyes.
L. c. Stonebreaker is today moving
his billiard parlor paraphernalia from
the Terwillegar building to his own, a
few doors east, which received the
finishing touches Saturday night
We understand J. A. Terwillegar will
at once proceed to move his building,
just vacated by L. G. Stonebreaker a
few feet back from the street and will
renovate the same ready for rental ppr-
poses.
Father Boniface and the two teach
ers of st. Marcus school visited at Cot
tonwood from Monday evening until
Thursday morning consequently there
was no parochial school in session Tues
day.
Road Overseer Fred Tautfest put in
considerable time making road and
street improvements in and around Fer
dinand last week Frank Staab drag
ged the main streets and they now re-
semble macadamized thoroughfares, nitl
F. A. Carpenter is erecting 12x1s
box house on his lots in the western
part of the village. After it is com
pleted he will move his family therein