The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-19

John F. Fullenwider, post office in
spector, with headquarters at Spokane
was a Moscow visitor Monday, and
looked over affairs in the Moscow
post office
A. H. Wilson of Spokane, sanitary
inspector for the state, is at the Mos
COW hotel. He is on a tour of the
surrounding country looking up mat
ters connected with the law in respect
to business and factories.
George SEWERS of the farmers union
took off his coat, peeled up his sleeves
and looked like business Tuesday. The
elevators and warehouses and all the
equipment are being overhauled pre-
paratory to the big wheat CROP The
old wheat is being disposed of.
Among the parties who have been
north of Elmer gathering huckleber-
ries were P. B. Carter and family,
William Glidden and George Carter,
who made rich haul. Frank Ben
STAG kand wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Lyons, Mrs. E. Moore, j. Clark, and
.. E. johnson, formed the other party
j. Amberg, head of an asphalt and
construction company of Spokane, is
at the Moscow. He is experimenting
construction of the road between here
and Genesee. This will be an import
ant connection of the state highway.
Progress is being made in all depart
ments.
One of the most genial hardware
drummers on the road from Spokane
is at the Moscow, j. R. Willis. He is
making his headquarters here for a
time in the surrounding places of
business. Things are looking up in
the hardware line /
O. E. Bell, the implement man of
Moscow, is helping along with the
harvesting of the big wheat crop.
Farmers in own generally predict the
largest in some years everything be-
ing favorable. Mr.. Bell has sent out
some outfits.
Mr.. Heckathorn the banker said
Monday that finance men generally
ing an appreciate addition to bank |
deposits. The impression prevails
that wheat will find ready markets in
spite of last years depression.
The local o. w. R. & N. officials |
are expecting the division men to
make an inspection of the Moscow
station and lines shortly. There is a
general clean up all along the divi-
sion. T. B. Hardsell took over the
cleaning of the bunk houses Tuesday.
H. Huffman, north of town, was in
Tuesday with butter fat. He has
diversified crop farm, and grows lit
tie, he says, of everything. He is
however, particularly interested in
dairy farming. Frank Nero, his near
neighbor, was in town with him on |
business.
E. T. Mcconnell, contractor, began
the work Of excavating for new
cement sidewalk, 80 feet long, at the
front of the Johnson property, First
and Washington, Tuesday. Mr. John
son is showing an example and his i'm
provement will add to the movement
;or city beautiful
Henry Hoffman an family and Mrs.
J. M. Leitch visited Tuesday in Pot
atch. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Clay, Of Topeka,
Kan, and daughters Cecilia and
our of Oregon, and Washington, from
hat city, were here Tuesday on re-
urn trip home en- route to Boise.
The local station of the Continen-
al Oil company had the information
tuesday that the we'll near Clarks-
on, wild cat proposition, had been
rilled to 1900 feet This test well
% far is looked on with favorable
oil and gas being sndi
ated.
Miss E. Brown, Walla Walla; Mrs.
:. Herman, Enterprise, and G. A. Lib
ey and family of Sardus are guests