Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-14

posltluH as cOoh III the Nhite DIV
hotel.
Chester Brown of Grangeville came
down Wednesday for short visit with
friends.
Fred Denny of higgins passed thru
White Bird Tuesday ON his way to the
county seat.
II. ID. Runkel of Kooskia has been in
our midst several days representing an
eastern publishing firm.
John Unsicker of the Joseph country
was in town attending to business mat
tiers Monday of this week.
Will f. Daniel former minister of
White Bird is now located at Athol,
Idaho, according to letter received
from him today.
NJ. Reese Hattabaugh. Attorney
Anger and Justice Vineyard of Grange
vile spent Friday in this vicinity at
tending to legal matters.
Thomas Pogue left Tuesday morning
with drove OIL sixty beef cattle for
shipment at Grangeville. In our judg-
ment Mr.. Pogue's cattle surpassed any
thing in that line that has left the Sal
mon river country this year.
The Rev. James Erwin of White
Bird will deliver his lecture Friday
evening at Cones hall upon the sub
ject: "Monkeys or Men, From the
conversations heard around town we
Judge that large crowd will be pres.
ent to hear the discourse. No admis-
sion will be charged and no collection
taken.
| Larry OFT who suffered a stroke OF
paralysis few days ago lies at his
home at this writing in precarious
condition. At the time of the stroke
Mr.. OFT was completely deprived of the
power of speech and one side of hi:
anatomy is completely. deadened. The
attending physician expresses no hope
for his recovery.
were arrested several days ago on I
charge of felony were given prelimi
nary Friday morning before Justice O
the Peace, Allen o. Hess. The men wer,
bound over to the district court an,
bond fixed at $500 which was furnished
M. Reese Hattabaugh represented tn
state and Attorney Vineyard appeare'
} for the defendants.
Charley Gregory former bushes
man of White Bird who has been sc
iourning in California the past yea
! returned to White Bird Wednesday fo
. short visit with friends. Mrs.. Grt
CORY was left in Lewiston, being some
{ twhat i'll and unable to make the trip t
i White Bird. 1t is reported that Charlie
has purchased another business in Lev
!, iston and will locate there permanently
4 Louis swarts, Salmon river DO.
D, Iwhose parents reside near White Blr'
will leave Saturday morning Tor Por
!, land, Oregon, where he has accepted
position with large wholesale firm
Louis was formerly employed by tn
i firm, and relinquished his position
take up business il the Salmon riv'
II country. 1t is understood that II
= position, aside from being a steady OF
II will net Mr.. Swarts handsome salar
J Louis leaves many friends here wi
y wish him well in his new location.
1t is almost impossible to keep t
illustrious name of S. s. Galloway 0
of the newspapers. After giving HI
writeup few weeks ago we relegat
him to the limbo obscurity. We a
If again compelled to mention his name
n connection with one of the biggest or
Of Yields ever known in the Salmon rlV
at country. Last spring Mr.. Gallaw
TO sowed ninety pounds of oats to I
or acre which he says were originally |
ut ported from Sweden. A few days a
re when Sherman ran the grain through
~ separator the oats turned out exac
q, 1877 bushels to the acre. While thu
Oh have been many bumper crop vie
lr. this year in the Salmon river conn
Ia this report of Mr.. Galloway eclip
his any thing we have heard of.