The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22

OF this privilege all coasters are SUP
posed to use that street exclusively
and leave Third street and cross
streets for vehicles ia order that the
danger of accidents may be lessened
An automobile course is to he
started In the manual training depart
ment or the Moscow high school by
Professor Baker. The boys are de-
lighted with the prospect of being
taught automobile repair work and
the care OF cars and the prospects, are
there will be large class
John Magurie, ploreer living five
miles northeast Of town was a bust
ness visitor 20 Moscow Saturday.
p N. Humphrey farmer and
chicken fiancfer of Pine Grove pre-
clnct was business visitor in Alna-
COW Saturday. Mr. Humphrey takes
an active interest in the farm bureau
work in his neighbuhood AMI is a
progressive farmer
Truman Nelson of near Moscow
mountain, was trading in Moscow
Saturday. He says the country roads
are in fine condition for travel
Dan Hannah has got his wood camp
started on his land on Moscow
mountain and may decide to establish
small saw mill later.
Farmers living in the neighborhood
of the Hunt school house are prepar-
ing to petition the highway commits
sioners to complete the highway to
that section and will ask that instead
of going through the Cameron Land
the present road be followed and the
hill just south of the school house be
cut down. They say a good grade can
be secured that way.
Luvaas & Town contemplate start
ing their saw mill next month if con-
ditiops are favorable and will saw
some lumber for their own use and
possibly may saw small amount for
w. S. Bellomy and son, Chester,
were in town Saturday, renewing his
to the Star-Mirror Mr..
Bellomy is staying on the farm of
Ward Gano this winter looking after
the stock.
w. F. Druffel, prosperous far
mer of Cotton, was trading in Mos
cow Saturday.
Todd Grove has returned from a
,wo months trip to California. He
lrove down last November by auto.
Miss Elsie Ravens of American
,idge visiting at the home of her
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette |
xeene, in this city
Corliss McElroy and c. N. Matheny
eturned Saturday from Endicott
where they had been most of the
week, doing the plumbing work on
he residence of Dr. D. W. Henry.
w, H. Hawley, farmer seven miles
outh of Moscow, was in Moscow
saturday
Mrs. w. J. Parker, who has been
aking care of her son, Joseph, dur
ny his long illness at local hos
ital, returned Friday to her farm
ONE near Harvard.
Tom Rodgers was hauling wheat to
own Saturday.
G. A. Christensen, farmer north
f Moscow, was business visitor in
Ioscow Saturday
VIM. Buchanan, farmer south of
JWu, was III I1OSCOW OduIOdy.
George Hart, whose farm is north
asst of town, was looking after bust
ess here Saturday.
Arthur Snow was in town Satur-
ay from his farm south of Moscow.
Ed Moser, a farmer seven miles
rday getting ready for Spring farm
ork.
w. L. Strohm, a well-known far
Ter south Of Moscow, was in town
Mr.. Strohm, it is under
;ood, has wo years crop of wheat
I hand.
The Harrison brothers, farmers of
lola, were trading in Moscow Sat
cday. II
Quincy Hill of Viola was visitor
Moscow Saturday.
Chris Hagan, of Hagan & Gushing,
q looking after business in Spo-
sne Friday.
Dean Thomson returned Saturday
orning from short visit to Spo
me. III
j. O. Walker, farmer of Joel, was
aiding with Moscow merchants Sat-
day. Ill
G. T. Miller, a nearby farmer, was
nsacting business in town Satur
y.
The arts and craft department of
e Historical club will meet in the
lb rooms Monday afternoon at 2:30
clock. Members will please come