A Few Globe TrottersSince The Globe went to press last Wednesday—E. N. ' Graham, a well known farmer living just west of town, has paid up for The Globe till 1909.Chas. Wannenwetsch, harness man at Bertsch’s, left a dollar here the last of the week and The Globe will go his way every week in 19U8.H. E. Rowe, of Denver, paid us a dollar Saturday. ’Twas for TheGlobe every wreek in 1908.J. C. Gelbach is paid up till 1909. He was in the office Saturday.H. L. Ewing, living out north of town, deposited a dollar here Saturday. He reads The Globe.John F. Stevens, of the E. E. Wann Co., store, will read The Globe during 1908. It’s paid for.Henry Telcher, the efficient manager of the abstract department of the Grangeville Savings and Trust Company, has his name on our subscription books andit reads, “paid up till 1909.” He came in the office day before yesterday.A. W. Robinson, the painter and paper-hanger, is credited up to January 1, 1909.Fred H. Westenhiser, a resident of the Eairview country, added his name to our list Monday and paid up for a “year.\f. S. Martin, Jr., was in Monday and paid up for a year.