A section of cement sidewalk has been laid in front of the Methodist church here which will prove a great convenience to those who attend church and Sunday School there. Extensive improvements have been made on local baseball diamond, located in the village park. Rocks have been removed, dirt has been hauled, and used for leveling, and the ground already shows marked improvement over former conditions. At the annual school election, to be held on April 18, the people fail to elect the best man or the best woman available for trustee for the next three years, the voters should have only themselves to blame—yet will probably blame others. In the past, too little interest has been given to this very important matter. The new cement block post-office building is nearing completion, and when finished, the post office, now quartered in the village hall building, will be installed into more commodious quarters and will be more centrally located than at present. W. J. Harris has purchased 66 acres adjoining his farm adjoining Juliaetta from Mrs. A. Hunter. After a part of the new purchase has been cleared, it will probably be set to apricots, that delicious fruit doing well here, and the supply always having been less than the demand. 