The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-04


Weather-Idaho- fair in
the north, rain or snow in the south;
colder tonight; Sunday, fair.
Mrs. Carrie Skattoboe, who has
been in poor health for some time is
much improved.
Will trade good service Jack for
rs sacks of field peas. Write to Box
PIT, Almira, Wash. 57-64
Geo. Rogers and family are quar-
antined with smallpox.
All young people of high school age
are cordially invited to attend Sun
day school at the Christian church at
9:45 Sunday morning. Come and get
in on our good times.
Lhevinne, master pianist, Univer-
sity, December 10th. 1868
Tonight the university will hold an
informal reception to Dr. Upham for
all university students 1t will be
held in Ridenbaugh hall, girls dormi-
tory, and starts at 8 O'Clock.
Wheat has advanced SO will flour
for short time we have Bluestem
40 lb. bag $245, Gateway 40 lbs. bag
Salisbury it by the barrel. At the
Cold Storage Market SO
/ Mr. and Mrs. Harve Parus, with
their son and daughter, are leaving
Palouse for lone, Oregon, where they
will make their home in hopes of ben
efitting Mr.. Parkus' health.
P. A. Anderson, farmer living near
Moscow, west, was looking after
business here Thursday.
Tickets for Lhevinne and Peterson
concerts at Sherfeys, $500. 1858
Mrs H. P. FisIiburn, accompanied
by her two ch,'d,.,1, is n Moscow for
few weeks visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L Butter
field Mr.. Fish5urn is chemist and
was formerly connected with the Uni
versity of Idaho experimental station,
having later accepted situation at
| Casper, Wyoming, in similar ca
pacity with the Standard Oil Company
of that place.
Wheat has advanced, so will flour
for a short time we have Bluestem
40 ID. bag, $2.45; Gateway 49 ID. bag
S2.55-buy it by the barrel. At the
Cold Storage Market 81
J. N Nankervis, secretary 81 the
Butterfield Implement Co, was look
ing after business on Coifax today.
|
G. E. Wilkins was passenger to
Spokane today. He expects to return !
just before the holidays again, in the
interest of the Hoover suction sweep |
er.
Tickets for Lhevinne concert at
Sherfeys 1858 |
Evan Evans, a member OF the state
board of education, stopped in Moscow |
xr,c1tad tho J1r,lupvsCJfU |
while on his way to Boise where he
will attend the meeting of the Board
of education which has been called
for December 6, to consider the re-
quests for budgets of the various
state educational institutions.
Wheat has advanced, SO will flour
for short time we have Bluestem
40 Ib. bag, $245; Gateway 40 Id. bag
S2.55-buy it by the barrel At the
Cold Storage Market. %
H. MacGovern of Bovill was attend
ing to business matters in Moscow
Saturday
Frank Comstock and family pio-
neers of the Palouse country, have re-
turned to Moscow, after a years alb
sence They are glad to be home
again.
The Moscow Cubs basketball team
plays the S-B grade Tigers" at the
high gym tonight. Come out and see
the boys perform.
Children's classes in social and
dancing. Will start Saturday.
Can Miss Watson. $3.50
C. A. Tenwick was business visit
or to Troy yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Schroeder who has been
quite i'll for several weeks is reported
as much improved
w. Walker is quite i'll at his home
on A. Street.
Mrs. J. C. Dewitt has about re-
covered from her recent illness.
Benton Clark is quite i'll from vac
cinatiOn
Thursday afternoon Prof Dale of
the Economics department delivered
an address before the Associated For
esters of the university. His subject
being "The Causes of the present
downward trend of prices"
Backward Social.