Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-02-03
s TIT E S
(From the Enterprise

ed visit to Spokane and north Idaho
points Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Lowery was passenger Tues
day morning for his home in Moscow.
Jesse Mcmillan is having his spell
of the grippe this week.
A. j. Stuart made a business trip to
Peck the first of the week.
Geo. Trenary, the furniture and un
dertaking man from Kooskia, was reg
istered at the Commercial hotel Sun
day.
Fred E. Taylor, life insurance man
from Spokane, was looking after bust
ness interests in the town the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Trenary and son,
Claudio, of Kooskia, were visiting Mrs.
Trenary's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Myers, several days this week.
The Church of God have planned a
revival meeting in the near future. 1t
is expected that A. F. Gray of Clark
ston will arrive some time the first of
the week and begin services in Pack
er's hall.
Miss 10y E. Hawkins was an arrival
from outside points Tuesday evening,
leaving Wednesday morning on the
stage for the Mountain house to Join
her parents.
This morning not single passenger
embarked from Sites for outside
points. 1t seems that the falling snow,
the cold and high wind combined in
scarng every one out. 1t will be
a long time before this happens again
While doing some hauling Saturday
Arthur Burkenbine was thrown from a
wagon and sustained broken arm
The frozen condition of the ground
and the covering of snow and ice has
made it almost impossible to use wag.
ons, and when one has been used the
driver has done so at the chance of a
broken neck. Arthur was hauling out
some manure and in driving along the
river encountered a sideling place
where the wagon sloughed to one side
throwing him violently to the rocks
below.
Mrs. John Skedgell left for Spokane
Tuesday morning where she will join
her husband. Miss Lura remained in
Sites for few days to visit friends
H. T. Hart and T. F. Sense left for
Warden, Washington, Thursday morn
ing. We understand these gentlemen
are on land trade.
t. F. Sense, a former resident of this
section and father of Mrs. Travis B
York, was visitor in Sites the past
week. Mr.. Sense is very DESTROYS OF
moving back to Idaho county.
The infant child of Rev. and Mrs
Dixon has been at the point of death
for some days. Mr.. Dixon gave up his
work as missionary among the indians
of New Mexico in the hope of benefit
ing the child's health by a return to q
lower altitude but the change does not
seem to have brought the desired re
suit
Fred Sanders, who recently arrived
from Pasco with car of cattle, has
traded the same to "Montana' Nit
chell for some of his choice mules and
is now trying to buy enough more mules
to fill car. He went to Pardee this
morning to look at some mules in thai
section. He will ship direct to Homo
lula from here.
Frank Stever and family of Kamiaf
were the guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Stever at this
place the first of the week They left
Tuesday morning for New Mexico
where they expect to make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Hughes make the
announcement this week that they have
bought the property just north of DR.
Wentworth office and will conduct
their boarding and lodging house a
, that location after the first of thu
month. Mr.. Hughes expects to builc
an addition to the present building a.
, soon as weather conditions will permit
The deal was made through c. NJ. But
/ Ter the real estate man
A stork left 91a pound boy at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Gibler las
! Friday morning. In hunting around 70
/ some one who would take good care o
such a find the venerable bird uset
! god Judgment in selecting the Gibler
! for the grille which he left them befor
: shows signers Of having received tn
q best of care