The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-09-24

d. H. sasenbery. proprietor of Sas-
enbery's store, went down to Lewiston
for a short stay between trains Sun
day where he met representative Of
an eastern wholesale house and bought
quite a bill of goods for his establish
ment.
| The Harry and birdie Lewis Co., with
five people, will present that laughable
comedy drama, "Too Much Married" at
the /. o. o. F. opera house next Tues
day evening. Six acts. A two hour
show. Specialties between acts Prices
only 15c and 35c.
| A party of railroad men made up Of
]. d. Koren, OF Spokane, F. N Finch
OF the Camas Prairie Co., ]. A. Bald
win, w. H. Morrison and H. c. Pitt, Of
/ Lewiston. were ir town Wednesday
evening from Lewiston. They returned
home today.
| Hal Brown, the Salmon river cattle
man, branded rs head Of two year old
cattle at the stockyards Friday and
took them to his ranch on the Salmon
to feed for market. Hal purchased
most of this herd in the prairie Sec
tions.
! ]. G. Howard is advertising a public
sale to be held at the Howard place
four miles west from Fem on. Septem-
Der 30 when a large list of farm imple-
ments and livestock will be sold to the
| highest bidder See the sale ad on page
| six.
| Robert Amber clerk of the local W.
o. w. camp, has received and delivered
to Mrs. Elva Weider a check for $1,000
| in payment of the amount due on the
insurance carried in the Woodmen of
the World lodge by Mr.. weider who
died on August q, in this city.
The Lyric theatre played 10 standing
room only Monday evening when the
VHagraph success "A Million Bid" in
five reels, was presented. The picture
was judged by local critics-and there
are many of them-as one of the best
thrown on the screen at the Lyric
James Witt came up from the Salm.
on river country the first of the week
and went out to the James B. Sloan
ranch for a visit of a week or so be-
fore going down to Lewiston to spend
the winter months. He was a guest
gins during the summer.
Doc Denny came in the first of the
week from his homestead over on Cou-
gar creek, looking hale and hearty and
i've years younger than when he Left
civilization several months ago. He
intends to remain in town only a short
time.
r. M Carey, who won the high honors
in the Idaho county cowboys bucking
contest at the 1914 Border DAYS show.
left yesterday for Kooskia where he
Will enter in the bucking contest at
the kooskia fair tomorrow Carey is
known as one of the best riders In the
country and the man who wins over
him at Kooskia will earn his laurels
Albert Hintermister and family left
this week for Taylor Ridge Illinois,
where they will reside until next spring,
after which they will move to Huron.
south Dakota, to make their home per-
manently. They leave many friends on
Camas Prairie who will regret to learn
OF their removal 70 other climes but who
JOIN In wishing them success and pros
perity in their new home
c. A. Huffman, a Westlake merchant.
was arrested the the last of the week
In Grangeville by Sheriff Eimens on a
charge of issuing checks on bank in
In which he had no funds Complaint
was made by John Meyer of Cotton
wood. Huffman was taken before JUS
lice of the Peace Carrots who released
him under $500 bail.
Jacob Sites was up from Sites the
last of the week to talk politics In tho
county seat, look. after some busines
matters and visit friends and relatives
Mr.. Sites, who is going to make a
strong race for commissioner in his dis-
trict. finds time away from politics to
conduct one of the best garden farms
In the country and was showing some
line specimens of celery plants Satur-
day which he has grown on his place.
Among the White Bird citizens in
town this week on court matters or pri-
Vate business affairs may be listed s
L. Mahurin, Ellis Harness, Tom Large
reorse w. Reeves, r. III. Rice Ed
vincent, FRED II. LYDIA, A. Larson. s
- Jones' w. A. Newman. Charles Dun
ham, Jack Howard. Lee Griffith. F. G
Painter and others.
Sam Tiiden, the Nez Perez Indian no.
liceman who killed William jackson
another Indian, on the reservation Soma
months ago, will be tried in the Idaho
courts. Judge Dierich of the federal
court, having denied the petition for a
writ of habeas, this petition being based
upon the contention that the United
states courts-and not the state courf,