The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-23
Sites NEWS
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The business men of Sites have at
last realized that there is nothing I'm
this keeping open all day and then all
night and have agreed that after the
first of April they will close their
doors promptly at 80 D. m.
George ID. Stanbery was down from
his ranch Saturday with can of
cream. Mr.. Stanbery says that the
recent high water in Cottonwood
creek has put the finishing touches to
the trail from the Winona section
down the creek. We are wondering
| If there cannot be something done on
this road this spring? What do you
| think?
Mrs. Jacob Sites LETT for Grange
vile Saturday where she will spend
a few days visiting with her parents
| 1t is expected that her sister, Miss
Marietta Alexander, will wed Victor
Nelson, an attachee of the First Ma
tional Bank of Grangeville, on the Goth
of March, and Mrs. Sites will remain
In Grangeville until after this event.
Charles Pratt left Tuesday morning
with car of hogs for Seattle, con-
signed by the Loyalty Cooperative Co.
This is the first car to be shipped for
some time.
Clearwater Highway District Com
missioners Tinker, Westminster and
Farris passed through town Saturday
to look over the piece of road which
was washed out by the recent high wa
ter and ice jam between here and
Kooskia. 1t was decided to place a
retaining wall along section OF the
river bank at this place, work on which
will commence just as soon as the ma
teriai can be placed on the ground.
Hattie Corbett and Henry Eneos
were united in marriage by United
States Commissioner Butler on We'd
nesday evening of this week after
: which the bridal party, who are Nez
J Perez Indians, were guests of John III.
, Rodgers, the government Indian farm
Ter, at sumptuous wedding banquet
e. w. johnson and family left Tues
day morning for their ranch on the
upper Middle Fork. Mrs. Johnson
was very anxious to get back to her
mountain home, town life not being
to her fancy. Mr. Johnson will return
at once to finish his assessing work
in the Harris Ridge and Kooskia sec
tions.
A. f. Lycan was In town Saturday
, with a load of cream from the Tahoe
! section. Mr. Lycan has always been
! an enthusiastic supporter of the 10y
! atty Cooperative Creamery and that
! institution tried to express their ap
! probation at their last election by
) electing him as their president Mr.
: Lycan is quite an inventive genius and
! is now perfecting little device which
! The expects to soon have on the mar
/ ket of which we hope to have more
:. to say as soon as the sample arrives
; Mrs. Roy Leeper returned to hel
home at Orofino Tuesday morning
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
!, Mrs. Phil Hartman for several days
A small blaze at the A. l.. Stevel
I. home Tuesday morning called out thu
! volunteer fire department The fire
: was extinguished without doing mncl
4 damage.
! Tim Heron and family left fol
), Crab Orchard, Nebraska, Saturda,
4 morning. We understand Mr.. Her
Z ron disposed OF his equity in the WI
lSinson place before leaving.
4 ]. w Wilks, the Lewiston real es
|. tate man, was in Sites Wednesda,
= closing a deal of farm near Harps
= ter. Mr.. Wilks at one time ran tn
1. Sites Grangeville stage line and John
!, ME had never lost a reputation o
being one good hustler and we believ
- that he is maintaining this reputation
4 in his present business.