The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-11
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Jan. 11.-Fore-
cast till 5 p. III. Wednesday: Fair
tonight and Wednesday.

pduy VI opOhdHc, Weie III Tie CITY u
day on business
o. w. Ruehle of Pierce was an ar
rival in town today for brief visit
An unusually good value in a Elan
nelette gown at SOC is shown by tn,
Fashion Shop. So
Mrs. A. A. Mcdonald of Potlatch was
in the city yesterday on shopping
tour.
Miss Josephine Reilly left yester-
day for Spokane and Occur d'Alene to
visit friends.
Second hand store, now open. Cash
paid for furniture, stoves and ranges.
219 W. Third street. 85-6p
R. c. Shaw of the Great Northern,
was in town today from Spokane call
ing on merchants.
NJ A. Berg of the Northern Pa
cific passenger department, was in
town last evening from Lewiston
Spring Coats, lots of them have just
arrived at the Fashion Shop. S6-7
l.. Lequime, district manager of
the Continental Oil company, was in
the city today from Lewiston.
l
Mrs. Emery Wollery is expected to
arrive in the city today from Everett
to be a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jerome
Day.
Mrs. Ernest Noble of Boise arrived
in the city last evening for an extend |
ed visit with her mother, Mrs. S. O.
Harrington.
Winter Coats at SO, IS, and $3.50
all are big values-low prices have
been made to sell them quick. The
Fashion Shop. S6-7
George H. Rooster, travelling pas /
senger agent of the O.-W. R. &N com
pany, was in the city today on bust
ness from Spokane.
Dr.. Frank E. Wood, a well-known
Grangeville dentist, accompanied by
H. R. Draney, arrived in the city to- J
day for a couple days visit.
John G. Slayden of Spokane, we'll i
known in this territory for many t
years as a salesman for a pharm- G
aceutical house, was in town today. t
Dainty Under Garments, made from :
fine sheer nainsooks and longcloths.
They cost no more than the cheaper 6
muslins if you buy them here. The
Fashion Shop. S6-7
The death of Mrs G. W. Anderson
occurred at her home north of Mos u
COW this morning Definite informa- u
ion concerning the cause was not g
earned,
HI
Miss Pearl Robinson Of Seattle, who lin
las been enjoying visit at the home Ia
f her sister, Mrs. ~ Williamson, re- Iii
urned to Seattle today. She was ar
accompanied to Spokane by Miss
label Robinson and Miss Mary Will fir
amson M
A dandy Flanneette Kimona at Soc 20
he Fashion Shop. 86-7 .i'
B. c. Coffey, local manager of the
olden Rule store, will leave this eve FRI
ing for st. Louis and New York on an
buying expedition and to attend 20
difference of J. c. Penny company an
by M. Wetherell who will ices
} to Salt Lake on business for the POI
m. if
James j. Keane, assistant chief
lme warden, left today for Orofino
prosecute a case against Bub Holt, -,
half-breed Indian living at Ahsahka,
iNN vol
day for killing deer out of season.
2 will have a hearing before Pro-
tie Judge Todd at Orofino tomorrow
lit is an old offender and is said to "
We been chasing deer with hounds,
Itch is also against the law u
$40 buys any Suit in the store. The L
shion Shop. S6-7
Howard E. Stein, the we'll known res,
ing real estate dealer and insur Gu
&c agent, received notice last eve day
e of his appointment as deputy Cox
ernal revenue collector for Idaho Luv
fill the vacancy made by the resig plal
ion of ]. P. Pope, the newly ap and
nted city attorney. Mr.. Stein will If
e his offices, where he has been tods
ated for a number of years, on men
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