The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-12
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cast until five p. m. Thursday:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
City News In Brief

uty game warden, returned today from
a business trip to Grangeville.
Reward for automobile crank lost on
Sixth or Main streets Sunday. R.Hod-
gins. Az
The Hotel Idaho is being painted a
dull gray this week, adding much to
the appearance of that section of the
city.
To attend the Birth of Nation at
Colfax, see Johnson Motor Service for
large auto with careful driver. 401
Charles w. Jones and bride have
returned from honeymoon spent on
the coast and will make their home
on east State street
w. K Hilton, the shoemaker, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Spo-
kane where he has been for several
days spending his vacation.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, par
ties desiring to attend can secure SER
vices of large automobile with care
full driver by phoning 122-R or 241.
johnson Motor Service. 40-1
DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Baker have re-
turned from an extended auto trip to
the northern part of the state. They
went as far as the British line.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
Saturday the dove season in Idaho
will open and remain open until De-
cember /. Reports indicate that doves
are scarce the present season in this
section.
Bakers famous, large, sweet Hood
River and Crescent strawberries. Rails
ed on the Deary logged-off lands
Just right for canning, $175 and $500
per crate. Phone your order in now.
Davids, phone 80. Al
The Methodist Sunday school spent
the day at Hadden's grove on their
annual picnic Bells traction engine
and several hay racks formed the
train in which the young people were
rushed to the picnic grounds.
Birth of a Nation at Colfax. For SER
vices of good auto with careful driver
phone Johnson Motor Service 122-R
or 7 w Lee 241. 4O-1
Mrs. F. A. David, her daughter, Mrs.
F. Campbell, and granddaughter, Miss
Helen Campbell, left this morning on
trip to to Couer d'Alene lake, where
they will spend few days taking an
outing and visiting at the Jerome j.
Day home, "The Pines"
F. H. Bruegeman today closed
deal for the purchase of 120 acres OF
valuable farm land adjoining his large
farm on the east in the Bangs school
district. The consideration was not
made public. Mr. Bruegeman is one
of the most prosperous and enter
prising farmers in Latah county.
Lost on Sixth or Main streets Sun
day, automobile crank. Reward. Phone
r Hodgins. Alp
MIR. and Mrs. P. l. Holen of Mime
apolis, are visiting at the home of the
latters brother, H. Melgard Mr.. Ho-
len is engaged in banking and mer-
camille business besides being very
extensive land owner in northern
Minnesota Their son, Norman, who
spent several weeks here two years
ago, has been elected managing edl-
tor for the coming year of the Mime
sofa Daily, the student organ of the
University of Minnesota, which is
greatly coveted honor.
Don't miss the big Triangle Plays
at the Orpheum every Wednesday and
Friday, the highest priced film SER
vice in the world. Al
On account of the action of his part
ner, as stated in recent issue OF this
paper, and himself and wife being i'll
and lacking the experience and abili-
ty to properly conduct the business,
B.. H. Osterhout has closed the Elec-
trio cafe The owner Of the building
and equipment of the cafe says that
several parties are DESTROYS to rent
the place. He has several prospec-
tive buyers for the property and, If he
does not sell, he will construct mez-
canine floor, about 20 by 80 feet for
banquet hall and a room for an or
chestra. He has also under consid-
GRAFTON the installment of additional
equipment costing about $780,
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