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- The engineer OF the water works de-
sires us to correct the idea that he alone
reSponsiole ior the water rates As
SuoP'eu Oy the CITY counei. ne merely
~'''9'0u III urA"'nB up the 'cnou"'o'
Wardner & Blossom, the leading mer-
chants OF Murray, with branch stores at
Delta, Myrtle, and other points, have dis
solved partnership, Walter BLOSSOM con-
'i''u'''h 'H0 Ous''io'S "'i us wv" ''o'A'
Mrs. NJ Thompson Will give an ele-
giant supper At her place on the evening OF
the hremen's ball. where persons patron
iL'hg 'he dance can hnd the 'Aoie' sup
pi'ed with all the delicacles OF the season.
- A bell has been received here for the
Coeur d'Alene Catholic mission near
Rockford. 1t is rather small Tor a chuI ch,
Dut Will answer all purposes where Il is
going. The bell beans an appropriate In
-crption.
- Que of the bright signs Of the times Is
to SOC No many men marching to their
daily labor, and with dinner pals. 1t is
an honorable badge and gives the city the
appearance Of possessing stoady, indus
trious working class.
- The several churches Of the city will
on Sunday evening noxt. The exercises
will begin at 7 O'Clock. Rev. J F. Baker,
pastor of the Baptist church, will deliver
the address Subiecl-"The Moral Factor
in our Guys Prosperity"
Ths FlI.,sbpryb Joc,J,,,r that il
,I,y.v. o,,rt,,,. in living cradits for
articles taken from exchanges was In
error creditlng US with long and vivid
portrayal Of the vice Of calrd.playing. 1t
was published under the W. &. r. U.
head as a selection. We have no desire
to sal under false colors and 10 mention
the matter.
Ismss ssvcrsop. orcbenev. has TAX
Al, mr., hi. r,sids,,,, in on, ritv We vel
s,n,s Joem..to The Fau, ucisaclever
and actiycvitnen, and " III soon reconcile
himselfto the change. The Falls may
not be AZ large and lively as Cheney, Jim,
hut You will find enough going on to keep
you awake while on the streets,
when IN the exaggeration business
tho Cheney Tribune believes in going to
the full end OF the rope. II says that
ahout ope.tbird a. much grain il being
sold In SPOKANE Falls as in Cheney.
Why II thrcs times as much grain was go
inr iu.o Cheney as is coming into this
place there would not he enough houses
in The whole blasted town to hold the
stuff
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ncrimeut that inst as GOOD corn can be
grown in this cpupty as anywhere. He
planted a small quantity on his place on
the little Spokane and is e1h biting corn
stalks ten feet in hight and ears OF corn
that are equal in appearance to ANYTHING
produced on the famous corn growing
przIrl.s Of Illinois and Iowa. He will
plant larger acreage in corn next year.
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