Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-16
FE r d. N A N D
(From the Enterprise.)

T. F. Sink was a business visitor at
Kamiah from Saturday until Tuesday.
Father Boniface Simmer visited at
Cottonwood from Sunday evening un-
til Monday morning.
Otto Refs came over from Cotton
wood Monday morning to look after
his farm west of town.
Teresa and Helena Brockman and
Edward Bets are staying at the j. F..
Prosser home and attending school.
Mrs. Carl Hermes, residing near the
Rocky Butte is quite i'll at this writing
and is being attended by DR.. Truitt.
b. I'll. Oliver is at Cottonwood today
attending to business matters. He ex-
poets to leave for his home in Charleston
the latter part of the week.
Miss Marie Stricken of Cottonwood
is guest at Grandpa II. Kuther IS home
this week.
Il. j. Nau is installing the necessary
machinery for manufacturing new auto
tires from secondhand tires.
Prof. Virgil Smith made an over
night visit at Grangeville Friday, re-
turning the following morning
Miss Leasel Hussman came over
from Cottonwood this morning to visit
her sisters, Mesdames Havens and
Bushue.
Miss Bertha Hackett and Miss Alice
Holtbuer departed Saturday morning
for Lewiston where they visited until
Tuesday evening.
Owing to that the public school
teachers took no holiday on Washing
ton s birthday, the faculty took Mon
day of this week off, instead.
A young lady, weight about eight
pounds, with good address, and without
dress, arrived to gladden. the hearts
and home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F.
Hayden, residing four miles north west
of Ferdinand, Friday, March 3, 1916
James III. johnson last week bought
the Ashbaugh 800 acres Joining the
village of Westlake, paying $4,000
therefor. Mr. johnson considers he
made very good and reasonable buy
Mrs. j. l.. Meakin and little daugh-
ter departed yesterday for Lewiston
where the former will take treatment
for an affhction of number of years )
standing to one of her limbs. Her
many friends hope for her speedy re-
covery.
Sumner Stonebreaker who has been
working on his brother IS building for
some time left for Sites Tuesday to
visit his family a few days. We are
informed that he will try to induce
Prof Shattuck, an artist on the violin
and clarinet, also a band and orches-
ira instructor and a shoemaker by
trade, to locate here.
ID. +. Steiner was over from West
lake and pleasant caller at the office
Saturday. Mr.. Steiner will have a big
auction sale at his farm Joining the
townsite of Westlake, March 81, which
includes big bunch of horses and
other personal effects. He alsos has
40 acres of good land, with improve
ments which he listed with Bushue &
Sasse.
j. A. Bushue, besides being a first
class merchant, is going into the fancy
hog raising business. He deals princi-
pally in Duroc Jerseys, and is as parti-
cular as regards their diet as are some
fond mothers of their offspring. At
particular time his porkers are dining
on Southern Idaho raised popcorn-un
popped of course.
Prof. Virgil Smith started out on
Monday mornings passenger to visit
the Ito schools. When the train reach
ed the other side of the Lawyers canyon
bridge it got stuck in the snow drift in
one of the deep cuts and after partak-
ing of dinner at one of the nearby
farm houses, "hoofed'' it back to Fer
dinand.