The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-01-21
HANNAH
(Progress.)

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d. l.. Rosencrantz shipped load of
hogs to market the first of the week.
T. M. Atwood, of Winona, has been
dangerously sick but Is better now.
w. C. Holingshead, of the east side,
was a business visitor in our sanctum
Tuesday.
Allie Higgins and wife, Of the Vino
ma section, were Kamiah visitors Tues
day.
John W. Matlock. made a trip to the
prairie Saturday, contracting sacks for
the farmers.
on Friday, January sth, a girl. All
are doing well.
Tim Wilson is constructing a new
cottage at the west end of Fourth
street VIM. Ruble has charge of the
work.
H. X Shaw returned from the Den
yer and Winona section Monday, where
he has been engaged in religious work
Mrs E. S. Hunt made a trip to Lew
iston Saturday, where she met her
husband, who was returning from Top
pepish, Wn.
c. H. Teats moved his family down
from the vollmer section the first of
the week and they will make their
home here in the future.
| M. L. Hastings took the largest
drove of cattle that ever crossed the
bridge over into Idaho county this week
The toll amounted to SO.
| During the past two years forest Of
ficers have killed hearty 5000 predatory
| animals more than three -forths OF
| which were coyotes.
Merrill f. Doble, formerly of the
Progress force, Is now editor of the
I.apwai Post. Here's the best of sue
cess to you, Brother Doble.
On last Monday, w. H. Swinger sold
to D. l.. Rosencrantz, 46 head of hogs
the porkers bringing 1855. Quite neat
little sum for pork.
| John w. Matlock sold car of oats
on last Wednesday to ALDER Bros. OF
Portland at a price of $1.47h. He also
sold car of wheat at $1.22.
Officers were making inquiries here
for C. Raymond Allen, who was on the
Progress force last week. Allen is
charged with larceny and beating 6
board bill.
Chas Rawson disposed of his stocl
| of goods this week to the Home Store
The reason. it is rumored, is that hi
Is intending to enter another line Of
business.
Harry Mitchell, of Nezperce, was IL
Kamiah Monday night in route t
Peck, where he has charge of the grad,
work. He states that the work Il
about completed.
Pete Wolf and Frank ROCKFORD wer'
visiting at the Saunders home Tues
day. These gentlemen are the bos
single men of Glenwood and are nov
saving shingles in the fine body o
cedar on the w. A. Saunders ranch.
There were 400 fires this year on tn
national forest of Utah. southern Ida
no. western wyoming and Nevada. o
|, Is more than in the most disastrou
season of 1910. Yet the cost OF extin
gushing them was only one-third an
the damage only -thirtieth.
The stockholders of the State BAN
of Kamiah held their annual meetin,
last week. at which time they electe-
the same board of directors for anothe
year. These are J. F. Bridwell. ]. +
Pomeroy, C. H. Works. Geo. II. Water
man, and c. F. Waterman. presiden
of the First National Bank of Clarks
ton, Wn.
The young son of Wesley Doty ha.
a bad accident few days ago whel
ne coaSted into sled that was lynn
} across the track. almost crushing hi
chest He was knocked unconsciou
and hurled into a pool OF water. wher
he would probably have drowned II as
sistance had not been at hand. H
is almost recovered now.
The wrestling match held on las
Saturday night between James White
Of Lapwai. and Elwood Edwards O
} Pomeroy. hardly came up TO expecta
tions as the white man was no matcl
: for the Indian. White stayed on tn
defensive at first. finally winning 4
! nine and one-half minutes. The secon
fall came in about ten seconds.
On last Tuesday a deal was consum
mated whereby the stock OF the Yves
tern Hardware & Implement company
OF this place, changed hands The pur
chasers were c. NJ. Works and Chas
hawson. both well known here. wh