The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-03
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WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Judge Nelson of the probate court
issued letters of guardianship today
to John Tolfson of Troy in the es-
tate of Mathilda Reiber, declared in
sane in August and committed TO
Orofino asylum.
C. W. Thompson of Troy has filed
in the probate court against Ross
Howard, sheep man, claiming $40
damage from trespass by band of
sheep.
A. w. Bowles & Co. of Viola have
filed suit in the probate court
against George w. Bowen to collect
balance of $94.95 alleged to be due
on account. A writ of attachment
has been issued in this case.
Claiming injury to the extent of
$3.50, Thomas Collett has filed dam
age suit in the probate court against
w. P. Crop. This suit grows out
of the death of a mare belonging to
plaintiff. The animal was kicked by
another horse while in the possession
of Crop. ..
David E. Spencer of Troy was
granted letters of administration to-
day in the estate of Phoebe Spencer,
deceased 1t is understood that the
estate is valued at about $3000.<
For Sale-Numerous articles of fur
niture. Call 1926 East A st. or Phone
253 for information. 1tf
Judge Nelson today issued decree
of distribution in the matter of the
estate of Carl Ramsdal. The estate
is in cash and the distributes are all
living in Norway.
John Bysegger of Garfield was in
town today on official business.
Judge Steele has returned to Mos
COW after closing his long term of
court for Idaho county at Grange
vile. He is now arranging to open
the fall term of the Clearwater coun-
ty court at Orofino, October Is.
Miss Maude Lewis of Wisconsin
and c. L. Peters of Tekoa, Wash,
were married at noon Tuesday at the
Methodist parsonage. They left on
the 1870 for Tekoa, where they will
make their home. The marriage GER
emory was performed by the pastor,
Rec. H. 0. Perry.
The Missionary Tea of the Pres
byterian church has divided into four
divisions, one Of which is to be rep
resented at Red Cross headquarters
each Wednesday afternoon. The cap
tains of the various teams are: A.
Mrs. Roy Holman; B, Miss Sarah
Mickey; C, Mrs. F. A. David, and D,
Mrs. O. E. Martin. The A division
was represented today.
julius Brandt, now of Spokane but
who was formerly connected with the
City Bakery of this city, is spend
ing few days in Moscow. Mr..
Brandt expects to leave Friday or
Saturday for American Lake,
Mrs Pearl Tomilson has returned
from a two days visit with friends
and relatives in Spokane.
Miss Babe Averill arrived in Mos
COW Sunday to accept position at
the Rolf news stand.
Miss Olive Frazier returned Tues
day from week spent visiting Mrs.
Geo. Steltz.
Mr.. Siegel of the Spokane Dry
Goods company is srending the day
in Moscow on business.
Mrs. Ada Elliot has recovered
from her illness and is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Barr of Seattle has accepted
a position as chief evening operator
at the local telephone exchange.
.Almo Parkins and Private Gillie,
who are stationed with Company z
at Pasco, are home on a furlough for
a few days.
A. s. Frost has accepted the agency
for the well-known Oldsmobile. Any
one desiring a high priced car at med
ium cost will do we'll to investigate the
Oldsmobile. 5
A great variety of fresh vegetables
has been donated to the Red Cross
Rummage Sale which is being held at
Red Cross rooms. The Red Cross also
wishes to announce that their head
quarters will be open Friday and Sat
urday nights.
Cameron McEachron, who has been
stationed at FIT. Wright, is in town for
a few days. He is on his way to
Carolina
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