The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-02-25

Frank z. Wyatt, the prosperous cat
tie king and extensive rancher OF the
Salmon river country Is In the city o
guest at the Imperial Hotel.
DR.. Frank Wood announces to his
clientele that he will be out Of the
city from February goth to March 9Th.
after which time his office viii be
open as usual
Chas. Johnston and Robert Todd made
a business trip to White Bird the first
of the week remaining there a couple
Of days.
Grafton johnson, formerly deputy cler
OF the court under ]. A. Bradbury.
and now connected with a bank in Nee
PIERCE was visiting friends In the city
Saturday.
Dave Yates, one OF the best known
farmers OF the winona district. was
in the city transactang business with
our merchants on Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF this week.
Chas. e. Holt, the Salmon river stock
man. Is in the city. Mr.. Holt was call
ed as one Of the special venire DIN
the Hye trial but was not called for
duty.
A. w. Taalington is in Spokane this
week taking in the big mining con-
vention being held there this week
and transacting other business
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mclean will
return to their Montana home next
week after several weeks visit with
home folks and friends in this COM
immunity.
House bill No. s54 appropriating
500 900 for the Idaho Pacific highway
between Weiser and Grangeville was
introduced dn the house last "Wednesday
by Koelsch, Meyer and Under.
Judge James f. Ailshie, OF Occur a.
Alene, came in on Sunday evening {
train and on Monday morning Joined
forces with County Attorney Hatta-
bangh In the prosecution OF the Hye
case.
DIR. Jesse L. Rains, of Lewiston, for.
meriy OF this city. is in the city this
week being called as an expert wit
ness On the Hye case. The doctor
states that he is, wen pleased with
the business outlook of his. location.
S. w. Patterson, a pioneer Of tht
Winona section, was In the city earl,
this week on business While her,
Mr.. Patterson enrolled his name on
the Globes rapidly increasing subscrip
| tion hist.
DR.. Smith. son of Mrs. Donna Hewes
came in from Tekoa Saturday nigh
accompanied by his wife and will 10
cate in the practice OF medicine TIL,
doctor has rentedthe residence vacatet
by w. w. Brown.
Mrs. Otto Cowiing and husband, o
Gooding. Idaho. were in the city Sat
urday after a visit of some duration
with relatives at Clearwater. The Cow
lings formerly attended school here, Mr.
Cowling being the daughter Of w. H
] Sebastian, of Charleston.
Geo. F. Lamb, we'll known in thi
community and a prosperous farmer O
Winona, spent several days in tn
city this week. Mr.. Lamb states tina
the past winter has been one of tn
mildest he has ever experienced il
this country.
Photographer L. G. Smith. represent
ing the Burns Photo Co., of Lewiston
spent several days in the city thi
week taking pictures of the new schoo
building and the different classes an
athletic teams to be used In the Higl
school Annual. to be issued betwee
now and the close of the school year
Sheriff Yates arrested w. A. Lar
man in the city this Thursday evenin
on advices from Oklahoma where tn
man is said to be wanted on a charg
OF forgery. w. Massey, of Sites, sal
to be a companion Of Larman's. wa
also arrested. Both men were take
to the county jail.
1 w. w. Blackburn, of Cottonwood. for
merly a deputy sheriff Of this count,
was in the city this week, being calle
here as one of the special venire Q
] tharty-five jurors summoned last wee
! to be in readiness for service M tn
! Hye case which was called Monda
morning.
J. F. Tomlin recently traded a piec
OF Land located over on Clear cree
ON the other side Of the Clearwater
to Dolph Smith. taking IN exchans
therefor Maxwell touring car. M,
smith secured the car while In Port
land recently and had 1t shipped I
this place. Both gentlemen seem I
think they made a good bargain.