The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-26

/ tranSacting business since Mrs. FOrney
! and Mrs. Harrison left for California
| Dresses, coats and suits at reasona-
BILE prices at Miss Jennie Braham's
County Commissioner A. B. McIn-
tyre returned to his home in Prince
ton this morning after several days
spent in attending to business affairs
in Moscow.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Plummer are
moving today from 116 Jackson street
into the Milton house on Adams
street where they will reside in the
future
Miss Jennie Braham of Spokane,
will open at once, dressmalzing par
lor in the suite of rooms over Hold
gins drug store. 26-7
d. S. Corbett returned to his home
in. Garfield last night after spending
Martin, at the ranch home south of
Moscow.
Tom D. Mathews of '07 class at the
| U. of l." now prominent rancher
of this vicinity, is transacting business
in Moscow today from his ranch six
miles south of the city.
! The Star Rebekah Lodge No. 10 OF
Moscow is going to Juliaetta tomor-
row to institute and install lodge
| there. This installation will unite
the Kendrick and Juliaetta orders.
]. B. Gilquist returned last night
| from trip to Spokane and Green
acres, where he visited with friends
and looked after business affairs for
a few days.
B. T. Byrnes has some good high
grade Percheron mare and geldings for
sale. Also a number of COWS, yearllnss
and calves. These can be seen at the |
meadow BTOOh ldIlH, " hiiiSo ''o"NiA
west from Moscow. 23tf |
The Moose lodge will enjoy a social
evening at the X. of P. hall tonight.
The evening will be spent with dane
ing, games, cards and supper The
committees are planning for large
attendance.
The Arts and Crafts Needle Work
class will meet as O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. G. II. Shattuck at
her home on Polk street. This is to
be mutual benefit day and the ladies
are requested to bring their sewing
and enjoy Il social afternoon
An up-to-date farmer will plant
alfalfa, red clover, alsike clover, tim
othy, dwarf Els. rape, orchard grass,
sugar cane. Canadian field peas, or
yetch. Write to Mark Means Co.,
Lewiston, Idaho, for prices. 19tf
B. C. Dowdy, who disposed OF his
ranch near Moscow a few years ago,
md has since visited many places OF
he south and west, returned to Mos ;,
COW several days ago for short Visit.
lie has now concluded to reside perm
in the Palouse and is occupy
ng his old home place.
Auction sale on Saturday, March 1, :,
t 1 d. M, on corner of Sd and Main
treets, the following: l gray mare,
yeight 1900 lbs, and single harness;
low; harrow; cultivator, ETC., also 2
oxen chickens, canned fruit and APP RI
les. Terms, cash. w. G. Barge, n
uctioneer; David Bamberry, pro- o.
rietor 27-8 :,
DR.. w. A. Adair returned today a
,om Everett, Wn., where he was call - =
d by the serious illness of w. O. Grit
n. Mr.. Griffin, who was operated up
n yesterday and is in a very serious m
ondition, has many friends in Mos
wv who will await anxiously the men -
his recovery.
j. w. Pearson of Medina, N. D., has
1T his home for trip through the
est in which he will visit several :.
actions of Canada, Vancouver, B. G., g.
Id come to Moscow. Mr.. Pearson y,
is been a subscriber to the Star-Mir-
II for the purpose of getting ac- -
tainted with this country and will
end some days here investigating
e resources of this city and coun-
Y.
R. N. Longfellow of Pullman, a rel
i've of the poet, and an engineer on
e Northern Pacific through Moscow,
t today on a three months vaca-
N trip, on which he will cover 5000
les of distance He will be in Wash
yton, d. c., for the Inauguration fes-
tiles and visit New York, Florida
many other eastern and southern
ties.
Il you have a savings account with
e Moscow State Bank, determine to
rease it from time to time. An ac-
mt to which additions are not
de, is sometimes called by banks