The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-04
City News In Brief

Attorney Warren Truitt is in Spo
kane on business.
George Creighton returned hom,
yesterday from business trip to Spo
kane
Robert Sinclair, former university
student, is in the city on visit from
Cranbrook, B. c.
Guy Colquhoun arrived in the city
yesterday from Occur d'Alene and is a
guest at the Kappa Sigma house. He
will remain over for the junior prom.
According to the record of the tenn
perature kept at the university for the
"a hours ending at O'Clock this
morning the maximum was II above
zero and the minimum was above
zero
Rev. Jonathan Watson left yester-
day for Spokane to attend the funeral
of the late Rev. Henry G., Taylor, for
mer general missionary of the Epis-
lcopal church in Idaho who died in
Spokane, Wednesday.
The warranty deed was placed on
fle in the recorders office several
days ago which conveyed the {. H.
Thompson farm of 28S acres north of
town to E. ]. Armbruster The lat
ter purchased the property nearly
year ago for $4,000, of which men
ton was made at that time in the
Star-Mirror.
Albert Allen of Spokane, we'll
known attorney in Idaho and Wash
ington, who formerly resided in the |
Occur d'Alenes, died yesterday at Los |
Angelas where he had gone in the |
hopes of benefitting his health. The
deceased was well known to old tim
ers Of MOSCOW. His son, Frank D. |
Allen, has made frequent visits to
Moscow in connection with paving
matters.
j. Werner Hoppe, the talerted
dramatic reader and lecturer, will APP
pear at the high-school auditorium to-
night as the third number of the sea-
sons lyceum course. Mr.. Hoppe is
Cheney man but has achieved a ma
tion-wide reputation as an entertain
ing reader and those who attend to-
night are assured of program full of
intense interest. Superintendent
Henry personally vouches for the at
traction. :
Idaho and the Northwest may be
having cold weather and the people
believe the present seige the worst
ever, but letter received today by
C. II. Van Meter from his brother
Karl, at Dunseith, North Dakota, tells
of real touch of the icy blasts that
pervades that section. Old timers
there declare the winter to be the
worst in 20 years, the letter says, and
that the thermometer has touched So =
degree below zero and that the snow
is piled up 10 feet high. Dunseith is
few miles from the Canadian line
The 12-year-old son of Geo. Hodge
suffered serious accident yesterday
while walking along the sidewalk
path on North Jefferson street just
north of A street when he slipped =
and fell from the patti into an OK C6
cavated lot alongside the sidewalk PI
which caused his right arm to be m,
fractured in both bones just above the G,
wrist. The breaks were set by Dr.
Adair and the youth is reported to be =
'esting easier today The place
where the accident occurred is dan n
,erous one and should receive the at
ention of the city authorities before
ONE more serious accident occurs
:
equity game warden has returned
rom a trip into Boundary county
here he investigated reports that the
lany deer roaming the mountains
ear the Montana line were starving
,r the lack of feed Mr.. Keane's
.ip there was to provide feed for the
nimals if it was found necessary, but
tier trip to the interior it was de-
.rmined that the deer were safe and
lat despite several feet of snow in
lie open country, that there was
enty of feed. The deer have taken
the wooded hills where there is
enty of moss and other material and
: reports that the deer do not seem
be suffering. -