The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30


Mr and Mrs. G. p. Cone returned
last Sunday evening from Portland
where they went some three weeks ago
sor the benefit OF the formers health
and where Mr.. Cone expected TO nave
70 undergo an operation. Mr.. Cone
returned feeling much improved ana
was very fortunate in avoiding tne
operation.
The prosecuting attorney. =. M.
Griffith, informs us that w. y. hitinan
Of Clearwater was placed under arrest
Tuesday for setting out a nre on ms
aown place and not properly guard
ing II. 1t is said the arrest was mace
at the instigation of members OF the
forest service. Mr.. Ritman was brought
before Judge Vineyard ana nearing SCI
for September 10th.
Walter WelIner and wife Of Spokane,
arrived here last Thursday night anu
are enjoying visit with Mr.. ana mis-.
/. e. Zuver, Mrs. Weller being sister
OF Mrs. Zuver. Mr.. Weller Is repre-
senting The National Cash Register
company and is combining business
with pleasure remaining here most
Of the week, and then covering tne
prairie towns.
Reese Hattabaugh was called 10
Ferdinand Monday morning to repre-
sent the village In am action resulting
from the violation OF a village ordin-
ance in which a resident was accused
and later convicted of using vile and
profane language on the street. Tne
accused was convicted before a jury
and the fine and costs will probably
amount to the sum of 5000.
A huckleberry party composed OF
Mrs. Joe Sorrow and two children
Mrs. VIM. Eller and son; Mrs. Rober'
Pugh, Mrs. Henry Murray, Mrs. Lew
Carr, Mrs. Geo. Medved, the Misses
Katherine and Elnora Medved OF Nez
perez, Mrs. France Bowman and Mis-
Julia Bowman, returned from the COLI
| Springs section near Adams Camp, las
Saturday and Sunday with about ion
gallons of berries, they spent ten day
ON the outing and enjoyed every minut
of the time.
Robert Jordan arrived in town Mon
day and will go up to Spokane witt
the Cowboy band next Sunday. MI
Jordan is an experienced band musl
clan and will play in the slide from
bone section with the cowboys. III
expects to locate here permanently
IL he can find suitable employment
and the band boys are holding out tn
same hope. Jordan is meeting wit
the band boys at their nightly practic
sessions. He is very favorably i'm
pressed with the band and with tn
city also.
i Frank Gillett and family move
down to Mr.. Gillett's newly acquire
ranch ON the Clearwater this wee
where they will make their home in th
4 future. Frank, who has been one Q
the mainstays in the local band 70
years, wanted to 60 to Spokane wit
the Cowboy Band next week and tn
band were all OF the same mind, bu
the call of the ranch was strong upo
Frank and he decided to stay at HON
and put in some good ticks on th
farm, and forego the pleasure of
vacation.
Lieut.. John a. Long, Inf. Section
Z. s. Regulars, after few days fun
Tough spent with his parents an
friends at this place, departed Monda
morning for American Lake where b
expects to be assigned to regular duty
John, who recently secured his con
mission at the Presidio, certainly lool
ed the part of the American soldier an
was extremely anxious to meet som
of his former pals before they wer
ordered to the south as has been n
ported
Geo. Wood and family came il
Thursday from their Snake river ranc
and Mr.. Wood went on down to Lewis
| ton and Charleston to secure a winte
residence for the family. Mr.. Woo
had an excellent hay crop this year
He has already harvested two crop
and the third is now coming on. Fou
hundred and seventy nine tons Of alfal
fa have been put up and sold unde
contract to Geo, BeheaD. Mr.. Beheal
made five-year contract with MI
Wood a couple of years ago and unde
| the existing war prices Is now reapin
| the benefit Of the deal.
| j. L. and q. D. Stewart and fainiiie
left yesterday morning for a visit wit
the parents Of the brothers at Oppol
tunity. The mother, Mrs. G. w. Stew
art, has not been in good health Z
late. The trip was made by o. ]
and son, and J. LIS son, and the TO
mer's uncle, VIM. Smith, by rail, J.
land the ladies and daughters Of bot
families going by auto. They will r.
turn In time for the opening OF scho,
September 10th. when Mr.. and Mr.
j. Il. Stewart will be domiciled in ii
Mrs. CARRIER home.
Mrs. Lucinda Short, Miss Leot
Woodward and Miss Helen Ware
of DesMoines, Iowa, who have bee
visiting at the r. W. Woodward hon
north of town, departed for their hon
on Tuesday mornings train. III
party arrived here some three weel
. ago and spent last week up in Il
mountains at the Twin Cabins. M
Woodward stated that 1t took the ladi