Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-24
F z r IN A N D
(From the Enterprise.)

While in Sites last week, Carl Steen
sold his ranch near that place.
Mrs. K M. Bibb is visiting with her
people in the Kooskia country.
Mrs. Bert Jones, of Grangeville spent
Friday with friends and relatives in
this village.
Gabe Collier, last week, became the
owner of the s. Fl. Smith residence
property in this village.
Miss Hattie Dutro departed for Ilo
Thursday morning, where she expects
to remain for several weeks at least.
Father Zuur, of the Catholic church,
at Grangeville, was guess at the John
SCHUYLER home, here, Thursday.
Miss Leasel Hussman arriver from
Cottonwood Friday and assisted in j.
A. Bushue's store the balance of the
week.
Miss Helen Harrington departed
folks at Culdesac the balance of last
week.
T. M. Schueller spent Sunday with
his family here. He is doing some
building in our sister town Of Cotton
wood.
Miss Vera Sasse Sundayed with her
parents here and returned to her
'diviment work. at Cottonwood ON
the evening passenger.
w. s. Brockman received q mounted
deer head from Spokane last week. The
mount contained about 25 points and
is dandy.
Mrs. Abe Hill, of Spokane, the
mother of Mrs. Chas. Strickfaden, ar
rived last week and will spend month
or more visiting in this vicinity.
j. M. Olson, of Grangeville, is a
guest of his relatives, Joseph Brock
man and wife, this week.
Ben and Minnie Kruse who visited
with the Zodrow and Schroer families
for the past three weeks departed We'd
rnesday morning for their home at Sell
dan, Kansas
Joe Brockman and little niece,
Winnie, spent Friday visiting relatives
at Lewiston, Mr.. Brockman went to
consult a throat specialist regarding
an affliction of this nature he possess
eS.
j. A. Kuther, as chauffeur, piloted
the following party to Cottonwood and
return Sunday afternoon. Mesdames r.
A. Shattuck, Joe Hayden, John Schwe-
min and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kuther, Sr.
Harley Reynolds and Herman Tedie
returned Tuesday evening from couple
of weeks overland tour to Lolo and
Missoula, Mont. They report most
pleasant outing and have fish and other
stories to tell as long as your arm.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
8. Simmons had the misfortune to
throw one of his arms out joint while
at play Sunday. Owing to the absence
of DR.. Truitt, Drs. DeMoude and Pros
ser set the arm, and the little fellow
is getting along fine,
j.. A. Bushue, wife and son, Harold,
arrived from their week IS tour of the
Walla Walla and other countries, Fri
day evening. On the trip they made a
stop also at Spokane, Colville, Myers
Falls, Kettle Falls and Lewiston. At
Kettle Falls they visited the ancient
Indian mission church, which interested
the party very much.
Mrs. c. T. Gronberg and son, LLOYD,
of Medicine Hat, Alberta, and Mrs. J.
A. Sanstead, of Grand Forks, N. D.,
arrived here Monday evening to spend
a month or so visiting at the home
of Mrs. w. s. Brockman, residing
southeast of Ferdinand The ladies'
sister and mother, respectively of their
hostess.
E. A. Karber and son, Jake and Mike
Fuchs, of Staten, Oregon, arrived here
Monday evening and are the guests at
the Joseph Weis home. Mr.. Karber
will operate Glenn Frei's threshing out
fit during the fall and the other gen.
tleman, mentioned will assist. The
visitors were former Minnesota neigh.
bors at Perham, with Mr.. Weis and
family.