The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-11-20
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The case of the Mcdonald Chocolate
company against Thomas Mcdowell of
Kendrick for 1924, claimed to be due
on account, was dismissed in probate
court today.
Dr. K. A. Bryan, chairman of the
Idaho Council of Defense, writes the
local exemption board that he has
been requested by the provost marshal
general to render all assistance posi-
BILE to the local councils in compiling
data under the draft law. DR.. Bryan
writes that as the county unite of the
council have not yet been organized
all the assistance his council can
render will be through the Boise Of
flee.
An ideal Xmas gift, your photo.
Eggan, Photographer, E. Third st. $50
Two cases were dismissed by Judge
Steele in district court today. One
was that of the State VS.. DR.. j. S.
Depard, appealed from the justice
court at Potlatch, in which disturb
ance of the peace was charged. The
other was that of the State against j..
H. Holt of Bovill in which trespass on
state land was charged. Both were
dismissed on motion of the state.
T. E. Munhall of Nampa, chief dis
bursting officer for the war department
in Idaho, has sent an urgent appeal to
all local exemption boards to close
their accounts and have all claims in
by November "a.
In the probate court here the Pot
latch lumber company today filed
suit against Charles Culton for the
collection of $1O2.55, alleged to be
due on a merchandise account.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
taed work Phone 1S9W. 7Otf
VIM. Lennox and daughter, Mrs. D..
A. Barton, Mrs w. A. G"cats. Mrs
w. C. l3artt n and Mr.. atil Mrs. A. A.
Frazee. Miss Emma F'razee went to
Spokane Monday to attend the apple
show. Alter short visit in Spokane,
Mrs w C. Barton will return to her
home in missouri.
Annie Craimer of Crescent, admin
istratrix. filed her final report in pro-
~ ,,otitinn aClzino
that the estate of her late husband,
John Craimer. be distributed among
the heirs The estate consists OF cash
and 100 acres of land in this county.
An order was issued by Judge
Steele this morning for the calling OF
an additional IL jurors to report for
duty November 26.
John L. Woody of Kendrick is in
Moscow this week taking degree work
in the Scottish Rite Mason assembly
He is decidedly proud of the record
made by Kendrick and Juliaetta III
the Y. M c. A. drive.
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law applying to ID cells post packages
90 INTO effect December l. Parcels
on which the postage IS less than %
cents will not be nj .ected by the new
law. But where the postage is 70
CENTS the revenue viii be one cent ad-
ditionaI. and from 26 cents to so cents
The revenue will be Two cents addltlon-
al
Mrs. VIM. Hunter left Monday for
two weeks trip to the coast.
Judge Forney returned today from
a business trip to Spokane.
Mrs. E. E. Crandall has returned
home from Spokane where she has
spent the last several months.
Mrs. w. e. Wallace went to Occur
d'Alene today where she will attend
a meeting of the Christian Science
church of north Idaho and visit rel
-atives and friends for time.
Sheriff J. J. Campbell returned to-
day from Spokane where he has been
on business.
Prof. Howard T. Lewis will leave
tomorrow on short lecturing tour
under teachers organization of