The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-03

) water connection on Third street nea
Washington and succeeded in checking
the flow of water after a couple o
hours work.
i According to the record of the tenn
perature kept at the university fol
the "a hours ending at 8 o'clock this
morning, the maximum was IS above
zero.
| A suit has been filed in the district
court by Fred White against the Deary
Lumber company to recover $582.44
alleged to be due on labor contract
and has executed lien against the
sawmill plant of the company.
For the first time in the history of
the Washington Water Power compa-
ny in Moscow its two patrolmen were
sent out today on the weekly inspec-
ton of the power line between Mos
COW and Viola on snowshoes.
Miss Mary Petcina, in charge of the
music in the Occur d'Alene schools, is
putting on in the city clever operetta
called "a Nautical Knot" Miss Petcina
is proving as popular in north Idaho
as she was here in the university.
An extra 10 per cent discount to
the first ten people buying Hat or
Cap, Saturday, at the Haynes Clothing
company Hat and Cap Sale. Hats and
Caps ranging in value from $3.50 to
SIS on sale Saturday only at 48c and
up. OF
The fire department was called out
this morning to extinguish a blaze
which started in a shack on the fair
grounds but before the department
reached the fire it had been extin-
guished. The damage was slight. The
building was used by a tender of a
herd of sheep kept on the grounds |
An overheated stove caused the fire. |
Do not fail to hear Mr. Hoppe at the |
auditorium, Friday night |
n his rendition of 1.-THE Fortune Hunt
a." The Dallas (Texas) Press has the
to say Of Mr.. Hopes enter
las a story teller, he has
10 equal. His large audience COM
)letely forgot time and place. OF
Upon his appearance in Bellingham
W., the Bellingham Herald said of
If. Hoppe: 1.-The Cheney man held
is large audience from beginning to
nd and received many curtain calls
t the close of the acts in his inter-
rotation of Winchell Smiths drama,
The Fortune Hunter" Mr.. Hoppe
ill be at the high-school auditorium,
riday evening, February 4th. OF
According to a call issued at Boise
nd signed by Attorney General Peter
On, county attorneys of Idaho will
3nvene at Boise February 9Th in con-
sntion. A copy of the call received
Moscow declares that the meetinf is
llled to discuss an act of the 913
gislature providing for the force los
e of tax leins and such other mat
RS of interest to the county attor
,ys. W
tt
Parties were in the city today from +,
e Viola country arranging with Glen 70
ice for the shipment of the body of mr.
SIS Cracia, a young woman who ps
I'd at the Nelson farm in that sec mr.
n last night. The young woman TO
d been at the Nelson home for mr.
ar in the hopes of benefitting her is
alth, having resided in the Walla e.,
lila country where an uncle resides vi,
| to which point the remains will 20
shipped. to
Iany Moscow people, members OF
Order of Eastern Star, will be in thu
ested to know that Mrs. inertia WI
st of Salmon City has disposed of tn;
interests in the Salmon Recorder, by
swspaper published at Salmon City agt
arding her plans the Recorder ber
): MRS. Frost, until last week Cal
vely engaged in the publication of the
Recorder, will turn her attention cor
he development of her country the
e without delay, intending to take ed.
her residence there after repairs bee
improvements are completed early stat
lie spring the
not
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