The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-23
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WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,
Fair tonight and Wednesday.

that G. w. Suppiger had changed his
office. to the corner of Main and
Third the name of his partner, Scott
Ogden, was inadvertently omitted
This was an injustice to Mr.. Ogden
giving rise in the minds of some that
the law partnership of Suppiger &
Ogden had been dissolved which is
Ilt the. case.
William M. Morgan, associate justice
of the state supreme court, makes a
liberal offer in the way of discount
on his Moscow property to help along
with the Liberty Loan. Announce
ment of his offer will be found else
where.
All Moose and families are request
ed to turn out Wednesday night, Octo-
Der "a, at Moose hall. 1t being the
regular social night. 90
Mrs. l. R. Boyd is in receipt of the
sad news of the death of her father,
D. 8. Farnsworth, at Omaha, Neb.
The end came quite Unexpectedly yes
terday morning. Mrs. Boyd, accom-
panied by DR.. Boyd as far as Spo
kane, left for Dysart, Iowa, today to
attend the funeral at the family home
there.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work. Phone 189W. 7Otf
rived from Spokane yesterday and will
be guests of friends here for the next
few days.
Bayard Hodgins arrived home today |
after spending the last few months
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Agnew at Koos-
kia.
Mrs Arthur V. DunkIe and daughter, |
Jean, of Palouse have been visiting |
with friends in Moscow this week.
The Standard Dray company has
moved to 1O7 Second street
The Chamber of Commerce lunch
con today was brought to an abrupt
termination by the fire alarm cutting
short the speech making part of the
little function.
handle Stephens Salient Six Automo-
bile Address Aliens & Aliens, Spo-
kane, Wash.
NJ E. Lewis left today for Boise. He
was appointed member of the fuel
for the state by Frank R.
Gooding. head of the commission, and
left for Boise to attend an important
meeting called for tomorrow
Leroy c. Jones, state fish and game
warden, arrived in Moscow this morn
ing coming by auto from Lewiston in
with Deputy ]. ]. Keane. He
left this afternoon for points in the
northern part of the state. {
The First National bank of this
city on Monday received five of the
new Liberty Loan bonds from the fed
eral reserve bank in San Francisco.
These are $500 coupon bonds bearing ,
the portrait of "Old Hickory" Jackson.
They have been placed on exhibition in
four of the stores of the city. t
The Buick Automobile company has /.
leased the entire building known as
The Standard Garage on Main street, ,
between Fifth and Sixth, and will soon q
move to its new quarters.
NJ H. Parkson returned today from I
Spokane where he spent several days a
IN a dry goods buying expedition.
Purchase your supply of winter APP
lies at picking time and save storage
harges. Phone 69Y. Horticultural
Department., Idaho Experiment Sta V
ion. 22-3-5 IL
Prof Howard t. Lewis was the four :,
minute man at the Moscow theaters 9
asst evening speaking on the Liberty :.
.oan He drove home the thought that :,
the people did not now put up the :,
eeded money in the form of loan
caring interest, the federal govern :,
lent would be compelled to take their b,
roperty in the form of taxes upon
-hich they would get no interest The
alton, he said, was in the war and
lust have the money to prosecute the
ar.
Judge Nelson in probate court today
sued a decree of distribution in the =.
it<SH of Francis J. Fuchs setting aside
the widow, Mrs Appolonia Fuchs,
q town property in Juliaetta.
G.. A. Broman has instituted suit in pc
e probate court against David E. poi
)encer of Troy to compel payment of iiis
promissory note of $15S.5S. An at d.