The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-01-22

Henry NicOll was with the 213th Eli
gineers, 18th Division for months.
Robert Leitch was a member of the
American Army Of Occupation in Ger
many following the signing Of the ar
mistice.
Clyde L. Redinger served over two
years In the medical department of the
/ United States Navy.
Work Of The School of Forestry ON
State Lands at Big Payette Lake.
"The School of Forestry, University
Of Idaho, at the request Of the state
board of land commissioners has made
a reconnaissance study of the state
lands at Big Payette Lake for the pur-
pose of working out a plan for the de-
velopment of the timber resources of
the tract and the recreational facilities
| of the water front. As basis for
recommendations to the state Land
board, the University party is making
a Topographic map Of the tract and an
estimate of the timber.
"The plan of cutting adopted is in
tended to preserve to the utmost the
scenic value Of the lake slopes. For
the most part, the timber Immediately
along the lake shores will be left in
tact, a salvage cutting only being made
here
"The terms of this contract consti-
tute an important innovation in the
management of timber sales on state
wide attention"
(From american Forestry, Vol.
3D. No. 300, Sept. 1919
What The F0resters Did Last Summer.
The field party for the work last
summer ON the state lands at Big Pay
cite Lake described above consisted of
Dean f. G. Miller, DR.. Henry Schmitz,
Frank A. Brown, 90, and James w.
Farrell, %.
Howard w. Staples spent the sum-
mer as levelman on county highway
survey at Moscow, Idaho.
OF the others who were engaged in
forestry work:
J.Phillip Drissen was a scaler for
the Milwaukee Lumber Co. at st.
Maries
Edward T. Nero had job as trim
norman for the Potlatch Lumber Co.
at Potlatch. He also spent some time
in the office.
f. B. Chamberlain was a lumber
grader at Occur d'Alene.
w. Byron Miller was a ranger for
the Washington Forest Fire Associa-
ton at Cougar, Washing.
Henry w. May is a forest ranger
from the Idaho National Forest and
William buckingham was ranger
stationed at Orofino, Idaho.
Jack Rainer was district fire ward
er at Fernwood Idaho for the Occur
d'Alene Timber Protective Associa ton.
Glen r. Core spent the summer as
teamster at Burnley, Idaho.
Ralph Space was with the Clear
water Fire Protective Association.
VIM. M. Stoneman was oiler in a
Saw mill north of Spokane.
G. r. Patrie and A. s. Daniels had
work as scalers for the Potlatch Lum-
Der Company at Boville, Idaho.
Paul III. Gerard has charge of an
important ranger districto n the Clear
water National Forest, and Floyd Cos
slit was in charge of fire patrol on the
same forest.
Sidney w, Cross was in sawmill at
Emit rprise, Oregon.
Gail Chamberlain was on a railroad
location crew with his uncle.
Farming claimed the time of p. M.
Martin. A. c. White, r. e. Peterson.
Carl H. Brown, VIM Wclfenden, Fl. I.
Melick, and Leslie Eddy during the
past summer
Practical Winter Courses In Forestry.
The School of Forestry announces a |
special short course in forestry beginn-
ing January 3. and continuing twelve |
weeks. This course is planned for tim
Der owners, loggers, cruisers, saw
mill workers, and those connected |
with some other phase of the timber |
industry. The work is intensely prac- |
teal throughout.
The work includes courses in Sur
veying and Mapping. Timber Estimat- |
ing. Log Scaling, How to Know thief
Trees. Properties Of Woods, Lumber |
ing, and Fire Protection. There will |
also he several series of special lee
lures by Forest Service officials and |
Others on Forest Administration, Tim
Der Scales, Forest Grazing and First |
Aid to the Injured.
The second term of the Ranger
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