The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-03-10

training of National guardsmen. Ma
jor C. B. Harding. U. S. A., has been
detailed as instructor.
The Alice mine near Wallace in
the Occur d'Alenes has developed in
to a bonanza and will now be classed
as one of the big silver-lead produe-
ers Of the district. Thirty carloads
Of ore have been shipped in the last
ninety days.
A new ore body three feet wide at
the bottom of a 100 foot winze, has
been uncovered on the Charles Dick
ems mine near Wardner and the mill
which has been idle will be started
up again. The Dickens is owned by
A. ID. Gritman, formerly of Lewiston.
and other Lewiston people.
Paul Clagstone, gubernatorial can
didate Is touring Nez Perez coun-
ty in support of prohibition. He is
making addresses to assist the local
option forces in the coming election
March 8. He Is accompanied by A.
w. Lee, state grain inspector.
Heartbroken over the death of his
brother, DR.. Hugh France of Ward
ner, Harry France of Wallace, aged
40, has died. He failed rapidly soon
after the death of his brother last
year and death was said to be due
wholly to grief. ~
The Nez Perez & Idaho rail road
Quilt by private capital cooperate be-
tween Vollmer and Nez Perce, a dis
lance of fourteen miles, will be ready
for business about April /.
Lewiston will have two big canning
plants in operation this year to take
care of the fruit crop of the dis
trict. Both plants will contain the
latest improved machinery and they
assure market for the producer.
The open river boat service be-
tween Lewiston and Cello Falls, CIV
Ing water transportation to Portland,
will be inaugurated again just as
soon as the stage OF water permits.
1t Is reported that five men from
Elko, New, on the way to Jarbidgs
were frozen to death on the trail
after their provisions had given out.
The wind and cold was too much for
the party of gold seekers who fin
ally persisted
A $4,000 concentration will be con-
structed at TreStle Creek in Bonner
county to serve the Ponderay group
of mines and other properties with
custom service.
In the burning OF the Wheeler
Motter merchandise store at Boise
recently the loss to stock and build
ing is estimated to have been $780,
900.
Steps have been taken for the for
nation of a cooperative creamery at
Nampa with a capital stock of $15,-
600. OF this sum $4,000 has already
been subscribed by people of that
town.
City Attorney Kinyon of Boise as
serts that a school for crime" ex-
lists In the offices Of an independent
messenger company service, and he
caused the arrest of a number of
boys In the employ of the company
who were charged with rowdyism.
Bad influence of a leader was re-
sponsible for acts of vandalism and
the police have taken a hand in the
game.
Declaring that the present winter
is the longest the state has ever ex-
perienced, former Governor Gooding
says that in spite of this condition
and the attendant high prices of feed
the loss to the sheep men in the
southern part of the state has not
been at all severe
Reports from Boise indicate that
the Easements of business houses as
well as the streets were flooded dur
Ing last week causing much damage
to private property. The rapidly melt
Ing snow was responsible for the
flood condition.
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SCHOOL NOTES.