Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-23
CLEAN|NCS Of NEWS FROM DIFFER
ENT SECTIONS Of IDAHO COUNTY
i'll this week with pneumonia.

warehouse on King street the first of
the week and intends shipping the lum-
Der to Montana for use ON his claim.
Mrs. b. l.. Hussman, who has been on
the sick list for the past couple of
weeks, is reported much improved at
this writing.
Little George Funke got two fingers
badly mashed in the cellar door Mon.
day morning and the members had to
be dressed by DR.. Shinnick.
A fine baby boy was born on Mon
day of last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kaschmitter at the Kolbeck home
southeast of town. DIR. Turner was the
attending physician.
w. 2. Greenough, father of our local
attorney and post master, arrived in
the city last week from Oklahoma and
will make his home here with his son.
Mrs. Carl Hermes is quite ill at her
home east of Ferdinand. She has
been belfast for the past eight weeks
and is recovering very slowly.
George Phillips received letter this
week from Honolulu from his son, Cecil,
to which place the later went recently
with a boat load of mules.
Joseph Nuxon arrived in the city
late last week from Sigel, ILL.,, and will
remain here indefinitely. The young
man is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Nuxoll, who visiter here for some time
last fall from Illinois.
Mrs. Anton Haener, formerly Miss
Barbara Nau, was taken to Lewiston
Monday from Ferdinand and underwent
an operation there Tuesday, DIR. Shin
nick assisting with the operation. The
patient is doing nicely and will soon be
able to return home.
Mrs. Chas. Crawford left Monday
morning for San Diego, CAL, where she
will spend a couple of months with
relatives before going to her new home
in Montana.
Chas. Crawford and Cecil Carey left
Tuesday for Waller, Mont, near where
they expect to locate. Their many
friends here wish them the best of luck
in their new home.
DIR. Harry j. Smith left Wednesday
morning for Spokane to attend a meet
ing of the dentists of northern Idaho
and eastern Washington. He expects
to be absent about a week.
Asa Jones came out Monday from his
ranch across the river and says the
climate is ideal down there these days
and the grass is coming on nicely and
everything point to spring.
Johnnie Terhaar returned late last
week from Mt. Angel, oregon where
he had been attending college since last
fall and will assist his father with
the spring work on the farm.
Ed Nelson was in town Saturday
from his farm near Denver. Ed is
looking quite well again since his oper-
alton and will soon be able to buckle
into spring work with vengeance.
John Jorgenson returned SATURDAY.
evening from Helmer where he had
been for several weeks taking treat
ment for his health. He says he has
received much benefit from the treat
ment received.
Lester Rice returned the last ON the
week from Moscow where he had been
attending the state university and will
soon start spring work on his father Is
farm east of town. He was accom-
panied home by Wade Bacon who will
put in the spring season on the Rice
farm. Lester secured his diploma at
the university this spring and will not
go back again next term.
The rapid melting of snow in the
foothills west of town caused the creek
W ilse loI several uayS the latter part
of the week and every afternoon a
goodly stream of water flowed down
through Main street, giving our city
the appearance of miniature Venice.
The public sale held Tuesday at the
Tony Nuxoll farm at Greenc.eek drew
a large crowd and property sold brought
very good prices, the sale totaling some
$1,000. Mr.. Nuxoll held out some of
his horses and some grain and will shir
a car load of effects to his new home in
Montana within few days.
R. s. Curless was kicked in the side
of the face by one of his horses Satur
day and was rendered unconscious fol
some time. Quite a cash was cut il
his face by the horses hoof. DR.. Or
dressed the wound and Riley is abb,
to be around again but his features ar,
still quite tender.
The little 9-year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oldham was take,
to Lewiston Wednesday by DR.. Or
and operated on for appendicitis at tn
3 st. Joseph hospital. The child's ap