Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-01
FE r D I N A N D
(From the Enterprise.)


girl at Kuther s store.
E. j. Peters departed on a business
trip to Spokane yesterday.
A. F. Parker, of Grangeville, was in
the village Tuesday and made us
short call.
Sam Hamill and James Eller were
visitors in town from Greencreek, Sat
urday, attending the elevator meeting,
and incidentally made our den an APP
preciated visit.
Miss Bertha Hackett, teacher in the
intermediate department departed Sat
urday for her home at Charleston. Miss
Hackett will teach at Nezperce the
coming school year.
Mesdames Geo. Herboth and Buss-
man, the former a relative, who have
been guests at the Henry Kuther home
for ten days, departed Tuesday for
their home at Uniontown, Wash.
VIM. Kirby spent most of last week
with his family at Ilo, his wife having
been indisposed. Mrs. Kirby is again
on the mend and Billy is again busy
ing himself at his business.
l.. &. Tallman was here from Nez-
perez Monday on his way to his West
lake possessions. Mr.. Tallman has ex-
tensive farm lands on this hill and re-
ports everything going well with him.
Henry Schaeffer departed Monday
for Brady, Montana, wrere he has land
to look after. He expects to be absent
until harvest begins here.
Miss Coda Wilson, teacher in the
Pine Grove school departed Saturday
morning for Palouse, Wash. where
she will spend most of her school vaca-
ton.
F, E. Sullivan, the new blacksmith,
who WI IA oh Of hn III
blacksmith shop writes that he will be
here with his family the end of this
week to remain permanently.
j. I'll. Fry, p. Aschenbrenner, j. F.
Strickfaden and Ole Hanson comprised
a quartet of elevator enthusiasts who
went to Nezperce Tuesday to get in
formation and inspiration in that diree-
tion.
| Members of the P. Aschenbrenner
Geo. Dutro, T. F. Sink and other
Seventh Day Adventist families may
leave on Sunday for Walla Walla, Wash
where they expect to attend district
camp meeting of that church denomina.
ton.
Mrs. B. G. Barber and son, Charles
departed Tuesday morning for Lewis
ton where they will visit with relatives
and friends for several weeks In the
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the cats out o. nights and wrestles with
the pans and kettles.
st. Marcus Catholic school of this
village will end tomorrow, and we un.
derstand 1T has been a very successful
school year. On Wednesday noon the
school and some of the parents enjoyed
an elaborate picnic dinner and short
program was also given during the af
ternoon.
Albert Haener, wife and heir depart
ed Saturday Ior Charleston where they
visited with Mrs. Haener's relatives
for several days. Mr.. Haener went tc
Spokane Monday and the family return.
ed yesterday in a Model SO Overland
car which was ordered by E. j. Nau.
G. E. Purbaugh, who with his family
left this section last fall for Wallace
Nebraska, was an, arrival Saturday
night and Friday morning purchased 8
lot in Vollmer's addition on which he
is now erecting a new house and make
this his permanent home He says nc
more Nebraska sand storms for him, E
G. Addison has the contract.
Percy Craig and Miss Daisy Busf
stole a march on their friends last Fri
day morning and went to Nezperct
where they were quietly married. and
thereafter went to Charleston where, we
understand, they are spend their honey
moon. The Enterprise was unable tc
get any definate details of the wedding
and hence, has none to dole out.
Miss Alice Holtbuer departed Satur
day morning for her home at Kellogg
Idaho, where she will remain with hel
mother for some time before attend
ing the teachers summer school a
Moscow. Miss Hiltbuer will teach tn,
coming schoo year at Lane, in south
ern Idaho. Miss Harriet Benscoter,
teacher of the Kendrick school, WHIT
visited here the last few days befor,
her departure also left on the same trail
for her home, after most pleasant
visit