The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-04-04

j. w. Crea was in the icty sew
eral days this week in the inter
est of the Fem Highway district,
OF which he is the secretary and
treasurer, Mr.. Crea says the
board of commissioners, in his
district, which is composed of
Herman NonBargen, Edwin Mel
son and himself, have decided to
make an aggressive campaign for
good roads, and will adopt the
plan of constructing substantially
as they go, instead of scattering
the work around without affect
ing any permanent and lasting
good, as is so commonly Y done.
This is certainly plan that
should commend itself OF the pub
lie, and no doubt will meet with
the hearty approval of citizens
of the Fem district.
Game Warden Joe b. Wade is
getting things shaped up to look
closely after the enforcement of
the fish and game laws this month
Trout fishing is prohibited this
month in any waters other than
navigable streams and lakes and
it would be well for local sports
men to ''look leedle Quit" OF
course if fool trout should ac-
cidentally get shared on a bass
hook and its neck should be brok-
en- before the fisherman knew
what he had caught, the circum-
stances might be called "eXten-
uating but just what would be
done to the man Cor the fish
deponent saith not.
Landlord johnson, for years
the most popular boniface in all
the Grangeville country, is in town
this week, looking over the stu
alton with view to locating here
or at New Meadows. Mr.. John
sons hostlery in Grangevile was
burned in the recent fire and he
is in search of a new location -
Meadows Eagle.
The democratic brethren are
not going to be allowed to have
all the fun out of the "houn
dawg" song this campaign. The
well executed cartoon in Harris,
the Land Mans office window,
shows that the republicans will
have to learn how to take a
joke too.
Special services will be held at
the Christian church both morn
ing and evening, Sunday, April 7.
Important business will be up for
consideration and all members arc
urged to be present. Morning
subject, Resurrection and Judg-
ment," evening, "The Bible.
G. II. Mcdonald.
Ed Smith, the White Bird liv-
eryman who lost his barn in last
Saturday nights fire at that
place, is in the city this week on
business. He carries a badly blis-
tered face and hands, as marks OF
his activity during the conflagra-
ton.
George d. Wiley, of the firm
of Wright & Company, who left
about month ago with his fam
lily for a viist at his old Iowa
home, is expected back in short
time, having about made the
rounds.
Joe Guenette returned this
week from a several months So
Journing in the Palouse country,
where he has been working in
the interest of the American
School Of Music, of Portland He
went to his ranch at Joseph to-
day.
1t is reported from Lewiston
that DR.. Robert Foster of Julia
eta has decided to build model
sanitarium at Charleston. The
doctor owns tract in Clark
ston upon which the building
proper and numerous cottages are
to be erected.
G. w. Fraser was in town from
Harpster Wednesday interviewing
our merchants. Mr.. Fraser, who
is a Georgian, recently came to
this country from Kentucky. He
occupies the DIETRICH ranch.
G. Nj. Butler and Andrew An
derson were up from Sites Satur
day on real estate business. Mr..
Anderson recently sold out on the
Clearwater and bought the old
Lark Kerlee place.
t. b. Galloway is in town this