Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-21
S T I T e S
(From the Enterprise.)

The postoffice at this point handled
5000 pounds of concentrates from the
Elk City district this week, enroute to
Butte, Mont.
Robt. Baldwin, who has been quite
sick since Thanksgiving, is still confin
ed to his home.
DR.. Wentworth was called to the home
Of Harry LYDIA last Tuesday on ac-
count of sickness.
w. A. Mcpherson, of Clearwater, has
purchased place near Kooskia and has
moved his family there
r. F. Hart is confined to the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Aug. G. Scheel, on
account of the la grippe.
M. f. Hawkins, of Elk City, was in
the city the first of the week after
spending several days in Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell, of Elk City,
have gone to Portland where they will
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Norman Musiel came up from
Kamiah Friday evening and visited
over Sunday with her husband.
Jacob Sites two children are suf-
fering with severe cold at this time.
Colds seem to be the prevailing ailment
among the young folks as well as the
old
T. C. Benoy started on his trip east
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Benoy will
be gone until after the holidays. His
many friends wish him a pleasant and
safe journey.
H. Willard, the electric man, has in
stalled motor in the Enterprise office.
and with this power we are able to take
care of our work in more satisfactory
manner.
Misses Josephine and Marie Gordon
came up from Kamiah Friday even
ing to remain over Sunday with their
parents. They returned to school Mon
day morning.
Mrs. c. A. Merrill, of Parkwater, who
has been visiting her husband here,
left the latter part of the week for
Seattle where she will spend the holi-
days with her parents.
c. w. Haunt, of Harpster, delivered
2600 pounds of Lady Washington beans,
to II. M. Williams, agent for the Lew
iston Milling Co., at this place Satur-
day for which he received $210. This
crop was raised on two acres, and the
crop has proven to be profitable.
j. L. Lamb, of Winona, returned from
Lahore, last Sunday evening, where he
has been for some time. He purchased
car load of stock cattle and fine
registered Hereford bull. Mr.. Lamb
figures on two more car loads, and will
enter into the stock business to an ex-
tet where it will require his entire at
tention.
Fred E. Bowen, of Charleston, who
traded for 200 acres of land near Clear
creek with L. Brown has moved to the
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown has moved
to their new home in Charleston, where
their daughter viii take advantage of
the educational advantages offered by
that city.
Clint Gibler, who purchased the Geo.
Coverly ranch up in the Red River
country two years ago, is here on a
visit to his parents in Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbler's daughter, Miss
Mae, accompanied by Z. A. Alcott.
came up from Lewiston, where she has
a good position, Saturday, and visited
home folks over Sunday. A general
good time is had when the Gibler family
get together.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Hapgood returned
to Elk City, Monday morning after
spending several weeks on the outside.
Mr.. Hapgood is in the employ of B. B.
Scott, merchant of that city.
The young people of the different
churches of this city are making prepa-
ration for Christmas program. Money