Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-13
FE r DIN A N D
(From the Enterprise.)

Both of our grain warehouses are
loading and shipping ears of cereals
daily.
Our merchants and business men are
enjoying a very brisk after-holiday
trade.
O. Il. Ravens is building an ice house
on the rear end of the lot Just east of |
his store.
Joe Bockman is spending the week at
Grangeville, visiting friends and look
ing after business.
Earl Hamill went to lewiston Clarks-
ton to reman few days visiting with
relatives and numerous friends.
Mrs. f. III. Behler and son, Herman,
went to Cottonwood on Wednesday
evening to have some dental work done.
Prof. w. s. Hughes, of the lilo pub
lie schools was visiting in the village
from Saturday night until Monday
morning.
Miss May Steffens, who has been
guest at the Fred Tautfest home for
brief visit, departed for Lewiston
Thursday morning.
@. E. Manring accompanied his two
daughters to Grangeville Monday even
ing to have dental work performed, re-
turning the following day.
The basket ball game between Nez-
perez and Cottonwood, at the latter
place last Friday night resulted in the
score of go to IL in favor of Nezperce.
Joe Bies says he raised enough corn
fodder on his summer fallow ground
this year to enable him to feed his
kline all winter. Next year he says he
. will not only raise fodder but real
J corn.
Ed Nau has been going about town
with head cooked to one side, and he
) has been accused of being "stuck up
Nothing of the kind-it was neuralgia.
8. T. Ramsey, the Nezperce piano
! man brought over a Ludwig piano be-
> longing to Miss Vera Sasse, and tho
? coyotes in Thyering's gulch are all TAX
ing to the grand march-and the tim
| Der.
Marvin Fry, accomanied by doe
r Stratton, also a student of the State
"Uo at Moscow, and who spent his
!, holiday vacation here with Mr.. Fry
Q returned to Moscow Tuesday morning
' to resume their studies.
Q That little bird told us the other
day that plans are under consideration
, for dandy, substantial business block
! on Main street, in the early spring. The
same bird also told us to keep this little
bit of information under our wing-and
we will
0. Il. Havens is having his share OF
bad luck with Jackson Frost and his
waterworks. On Tuesday morning the
pipe in his store was frozen completely
off, in spite of the fact he claims he
shut off the water and allowed the
pipes to drain.
Some thief entered the granary of
John Wagner during the time he was
taking in the Lewiston stock show and
helped himself to all the celluloid rings
some spreaders and other articles of
considerable value on his place. John
is rightfully wrathy.
Miss Alice Holtbeur, who spent her
holiday vacation with her mother at
Kellogg, returned here Sunday evening
ready to take up the ruler Monday
morning. Likewise, Miss Bertha Hack
EFT, who visited with her mother and
relatives and friends at Charleston.
We Internationally did DIR. Truitt an
injustice last week, when we said DIR
Shinnick operated on John Schueller Is
hand. The facts are that Dr. Truitt
took Mr.. Sehueller over to cottonwood
and DR.. Turner performed the opera
ton. A thousand beg your pardons
doctor.
The Misses Lucille ind Beatrice
Sasse returned Monday evening from q
ten days outing and visit with Nez
perez friends, and report having had a
most enjoyable time. Miss Vera Sasst
accompanied them home and will re
main indefinitely to rest up after hold
ing eases on the Nezperee Herald fol
over two years.
B. C. Barber took advantage of tn,
New Year holiday and made a flyin.
trip over to Nezperce to look over tn,
town-the first time since he left Their
as residenter, seven years ago. HI
marvels over the wonderful improve
ment, and says that the capital o
Lewis county is without doubt the bes
town on the mountain-Ferdinand ex
cepted, of course.