The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-03
DEARY SOCIAL AND
BUSINESS NEWS ITEMS

j. A. Harsh and family drove t,
Moscow Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson and daughter
Mabel, were visitors at the Asphlune
home Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Newman has returned
to Troy to attend school which begins
Monday of this week.
j. Archie Liddle and wife motored
to Kendrick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Peterson were
business visitors in Troy the first of
this week.
So far there has been no clues dis
covered as to who were the thief or
thieves who robbed the Deary post
office last Friday night. The build
ing was entered by a real window.
$500 in stamps and about the same
amount of money were taken. Sheriff
Jasper Campbell assisted by Andrew
Olson, town marshal, made an ~investi-
cation Saturday. This building adj
joins the Curtis building hardware,
which was also burglarized in the
spring, entrance being also made by
a rear window.
The Potlatch Lumber company es-
tablished a cruiser camp above Be-
will with William Helmer in charge.
Ten cruisers are engaged in selecting
suitable trees for airplane lumber
caterpillars and tractors will be used
in getting the logs to the sideways.
Misses Clara, Anna and ElsieAsph-
lund left Tuesday for Spokane for
several weeks visit with relatives.
Six men from Spokane arrived Sat
urday for, Harsh's camp. These men
are sawyers, and will help to hasten
the work of getting out the logs.
Miss June Weed had the misfor-
tune to step on a rusty nail with the
result of her being quite lame.
DR.. W. S. Severns, dentist of Troy
a business visitor in Deary Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary King and little son, of
Spokane, were visitors at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wells last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wickman are visit
ing at the Edward Rollefson home.
Frank Curtis wife and twins mo-
tored to Spokane Saturday for a few
Mrs, F. L. Hammond of Elk River
is spending a few days in town visit
friends.
Miss Lois Peterson assistant ed.
of Deary, made a trip to Clark
ston to visit friends Saturday, return
ing the first of this week.
C. J. Bower and crew are threshing
on Big Bear ridge this week.
Rhinehardt Hecht Of Camp Lewis
IS home on a furlough for the harvest
season.
Miss Claribel Ingle was a guest last
week at the home Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed. :
MI. Julian Thorall, suffering with
throat trouble, left last week for the i
northern portion Of Arizona, in the
lope of benefitting his health, his
will remain here this winter,
the children can attend school.
A number of Norwegian young
aides had a farewell picnic Sunday
n honor of boys who will shortly
cave for the training camps.
Mr.. Alva Blalock of Moscow, ac-
ompanied by the Misses Florence,
lila, Myrtle and Mrs. Stella Dyer,
notored to Harsh's camp Sunday and :
we're guests of Mr.. and MI. Henry :
Jeuman. Ia
Mrs. Laurel Liddle accompanied by \
Kisses Ellen Asphlund and Blalock :
nd Ruby Asphlund were callers of :
Hiss Virginia Speen Friday.
Miss Millicent Berghlund is quite :
j. "
DR.. R. C. Faust is on the sick list
MS week, we don't really think DR..
aust is i'll but taking a much needed
est. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Aas and ID
aughters were visitors of Mr.. and
Irs. Fred Peterson a day this week. "
Robert Smith of Elk River spent
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Il
go. sWylie, :