The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-13
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, July 13.-FOrecast
until five p. m. Friday: fair to-
night and Friday.
City News In Brief

Ella Olesen, returned today from a trip
to Yellowstone Park.
City Engineer Harvey ]. Smith and
City Attorney G.. J. Orland were in
Spokane today on business for the city.
Otto Conner arrived in the city to-
day from Southwick and is visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Conner.
R. A. Balch, land agent of the Pot
latch lumber company, was in town
today from Potlatch on business be-
fore the board of commissioners.
Attorney G. G. Pickett has filed with
the clerk of the district court an ap-
plication for the dissolution of the
Empire hardware company as a cor
poration.
Lost on Sixth or Main streets Sun
day, automobile crank. Reward. Phone
R. Hodgins. 4l-2
Probate Judge Morgareidge today
issued a decree of distribution of the
estate of H. A. Axtell, deceased. The
property distributed to heirs compris-
ed 176 acres of land in the Avon sec
ton. u
Paul Clagstone, secretary of the
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Pring are in the city from Lewiston
in the interests of the membership
campaign which they are now conduc-
ting.
The auditor and recorder has issued
marriage licenses to Phillip Fraze and
Pearl Scott, both of Troy, to Joe Ev-
ans andPauline Yarbrough, bothof Ju-
1iaetta, and to Sydney Arnot and Nellie
Goodson, both of Troy.
Sydney Arnot and Mrs. Nellie Good
son, both of Troy, were united in
marriage yesterday at noon at the
Presbyterian manse, the Rev. David
I1dlS OnlCldtI16. MI. ollo Il LIN
will make their home in Troy.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
At the annual election of officers
of the library board, Mrs. ]. G. Gibson
was elected president and Mrs. F. l..
w. ,1ootol conrofory ire
S. P. Davis and Mrs. J. H. Forney are
the citizen directors of the board.
Don't miss E. G. Grant in his fam
GUS European Novelty Show, a pleas
ing amusing entertainment. Five peo-
pie in conjunction with Madam Ka-
Itch in SANDER" a ive-reel Fox
feature. Admission Is and 25c. AZ
D. c. Livingston, professor of geo
1ogy at the university, returned yes
tetday from the southern part of the
state after an absence Of six weeks
during which time he was associated
with P. P. Peterson, professor of
oOllo, Ill AldhluS q Dull lAdP l. pun
tons of Fremont, Madison and JEFF
ferson counties.
Reward for automobile crank lost on
Sixth or Main streets Sunday. R.Hod-
gins. Az
For the benefit. of people who de-
sire a local report, S. l.. Willis, pro-
prietor of the Owl Drug store, is run
ming a weather forecast in his ad-
vertisement on the back page of this
paper. These predictions are taken
from his stormagraph, which was in
stalled at a cost of three times the
standard government instruments,
and has been found highly accurate.
Word has reached the city of the
accidental drowning yesterday in the
st. Joe river at st. Maries of E. R.
Hawkins of Boomers Ferry, a gradu-
ate this spring at the university. Haw-
kins was one of the students who at
tended a lecture course on salesman
ship at the university to fit himself
for vacation work with the Washing
ton Water Power company and was
engaged in that work at st. Maries.
He swan across the st. Joe river
safely and attempting to return is
believed to have suffered cramps. His
cries for help were heard as his body
came to the surface three times. His
body was recovered after 45 minutes
search and an attempt made to resus-
citate him but without avail. The
young man was one of the two in the
engineering department who took a
course in wireless work and Haw-
kins built the wireless station at the
university.
A progressive farmer is known by
the kind of letterheads he uses. The
who carries on his correspond
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