Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-02-17
CLEAN|NCS OF NEWS FROM DIFFER
ENT SECTIONS OF IDAHO COUNTY

to Vollmer Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Jones returned this morn
ing from a brief visit with Cottonwood
friends.
R. II. Ladd departed yesterday for
three weeks visit with friends az
Kooskia.
The little child which was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Fisher lived only
few hours.
j. III. johnson is one of those who
contemplates building a residence in
Ferdinand as soon as is possible.
Miss Leasel Hussman arrived from
Cottonwood Friday for a few days.
visit with relatives
A sleighload of Cottonwood young
folks passed through town last evening
on their way to the Fred Funk home
H. /. Hanson boarded last evening IS
passenger train for the county capital
on business, he expecting to return
| tomorrow.
Louis Tackle came over from Cotton
wood the first of the week and is rus
ticating with headquarters at the Fred
Funk home.
The Ferdinand Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs will give Calico ball the 18th
inst Music by the famous Ito orches-
ira.
Jos. Kinzer, of Uniontown, arrived
Tuesday for a ten days visit with his
brother-in law, j. III. Becker and family.
+. r. Eastwood came up from Lewis
ton yesterday and relieved Cashier B.
G. Barbor of the Bank of Ferdinand,
while the latter made business trip
to Lewiston.
John Schneider yesterday had his
household goods hauled to Ferdinand,
from his ranch and today thay are be-
ing shipped to Charleston, where the
family will reside in the future
The Odd Fellows have leased the
Bushue hall for term of one year and
will sub-let to other lodges of the vii
lage for holding their meetings.
The following eighth graders of St.
Maurus school of this village, passed
the recent state examination and have
received their diplomas: Frances Uh
lenkott, aged 10; Clara Hayden, aged
10; Richard Hayden, aged IA.
While Anil Haener was climbing
ladder to shovel the snow from his i'm
plement warehouse last week, the snow
slid and beat him to the job, burying
him and the ladder. After crawling
out, Brother Haener proceeded to look
up a life insurance agent before tack
ling a similar job.
s. H. Smith and wife and G.. M. Col
lier We're at Grangeville yesterday on
business connected with the transfer of
the latter s ranch to the former parties.
The trio returned home this morning.
Geo. Hammer, an experience tonso-
rial artist of Lewiston, arrived Thurs
day evening and on Friday morning
took charge of the Glen Sherer barber
shop, he has purchased. Mr.. Ham
mer s family will arrive later on.
After Frank Stabb has shoveled a
pile of snow six feet high off his barn
last week, he fell head foremost into
it, and saw visions of the world to
come before he extricated himself and
placed his feet once more on terra
firma
Rev. G. t. Cooley of Westlake. is as
sisting Rev. J. N. Pendleton of Spo-
kane, in holding meetings at Bushue'
hall There will be meeting held Fri
day night and every evening of next
week when there are no regular lodge
sessions.
G. E. Hayden had the misfortune
few days ago, to badly sprain or break
his right ankle. He stepped from some
hay onto plank on sack pile. The
plank veered and hence the twist. He
is able to navigate, however, by the use
of a crutch.
Jorn Hassler and wife who have been
the guests of the Joseph Weis and 9th
er families here for the past several
weeks, departed Tuesday morning for
their home in Canada. They were ac-
companied by Miss Emma Weis, who
will remain in the Dominion until fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Weis accompanied them
as far as Lewiston and returned home
Wednesday evening.