The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-15

ness.
N. Darscheid, of Cottonwood.
was in the city this week attend,
ing court.
j. III. Abbott. of the New De
partment Store is in Spokane this
week on business.
James Witt, pioneer of Idaho
county was in the city Saturday
on his way to Goff.
Jim Eldridge, after having been
laid up with La Grippe for IA
couple Of wekes is able to be
around.
Evan Evans returned from Los
Angeles last Friday, after visit
ing with relatives for a few
weeks.
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Thomp-
son was in Sites Wednesday sub
poenaing witnesses, for the pres
ent term of court.
DR.. III. j. Smith has purchased
a shetland pony for his little
son, the same having recently ar
rived from Charleston.
c. 7. Mcdonald returned from
Lewiston last Friday evening.
Mr.. Nc. was on legal business
connected with the Vollmer-Ilo
school controversy.
Mel. Preston, brother of Mrs.
F. A. Tamblyn, of the Imperial,
visited in this city a few days
this week. Mr.. Preston is engag-
ed in the machine business.
E. S. Sweet, of the stock firm
of Sweet & Overman, made a
business trip to Spokane the first
of the week, and was taken sick
at Lewiston on his return.
q. A. Cox, of this city returned
the first of the week from visit
in the Clearwater country where
he resided prior to taking up resi-
dence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Priddy
were in Moscow last week inspect
ing the hatchery of the little Ida
no National Harvester, of which
Mr.. Priddy is general agent for
Idaho county.
II. S. Hornidey, G. N. Lamore,
G. b. Stewart, Ed Ruark and
James Mcpherson and Miss Grace
Mcpherson were in the city the
first of the week from Clearwater
looking after court matters.
Mrs. VIM. Allen and daughters
Vera and Grace are expected
home in few days. Mrs. Allen
has had an extended visit with
relatives and friends in South
Dakota.
Walter Brockman, of White
Bird, accompanied by his bride
are here from Tacoma and are
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockman are on
their way to their Salmon river
home.
Bob Dunlap this week install
ed a regulator, that Judging from
the price certainly aught to give
our citizens the correct time.
Robt also has on the way So
900 soda fountain, in anticipation
of the thirst of his patrons.
j. FL. Abbott made a business
trip to Spokane the first Of the
week. Mr.. Abbott has been
greatly handicapped in opening
up business by the delay in arrival
of goods, and getting in about the
right frame Of mind to begin stir
ring things up at the seat Of
trouble.
John Lamont, pioneer miner
of the Florence section, is in the
city on business connected with
the district court. Mr.. Lamont.
until this visit had not gazed on
railroad since 1883 which indi-
Gates conclusively that he has Civ
en- his chosen calling his entire
attention.
Geo. H. Byers. the White Leg
horn fancier living near town,
this week had four fine cocker
els of that variety imported from
Walla Walla, at fancy prices also.
Geo. is an enthusiastic fancier,
and according to statistics kept
by himself last year the balance
is on the right side of the led
ger.
Dan w. Greenburg, chairman of
the state grain commission, was
in the city this week on business
connected with the commission.
Mr.. Greenburg states that the
Farmers Unions in a large num-
Der of places are enthusiastic over
the proposed licensing of thresh-
ers, in order to secure correct
data concerning the production nj