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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-01
SHERIFF'S SALE

In the District Court Of the TWEEN
tieth judicial District of the State of
Montana, In and For the County Of
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK, a corporation, Plaintiff,
ss VS..
WALTER = LEWIS, CHARLES III.
LEVER, ALFRED C. LEVER,
JUNE LEVER, his wife, BUTLER
BROS, a corporation, FISK RUB
Der COMPANY, a corporation,
Il and NORTHWESTERN ELEC-
TRIO EQUIPMENT COMPANY, a
corporation, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the
End day Of July, A. D. 1921, at the
hour of g o'clock P. M. on said day,
at the front (south) door of the Coun-
ty Court House, in the town of Plen-
tywood, in Sheridan County, Montana,
the following described real property,
tO-Wit:--
East Half of Section Twenty lone
(Eh-21) all in Township Thirty
five 1851 North Of Range Fifty
two (52) East of the Montana
Meridian, Sheridan County, Mon
tana,
together with all the hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appertaining.
Dated this 9th day of June, A. D
1921.
@. J. COLLINS,
Sheriff
By ED. WUNDERLICH,
Deputy Sheriff
S. E. PAUL,
Plentywood, Mont,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 9-tz
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[|IE 70. GET H.,
$4,000 ACRES
| r,,np FOR THE LAND
.xes SELECTIONS
ssom u. S. POSSIBLE
!, Of THE CAPITAL CITY
o,;,es Already Registered
-. Total Of $1,000 for
,,. Last year.-off'eers
-. Cars Without Tags

,.o,tana is to receive rom
tasn'. Ia government. $4,000 acres OF
sdels., u land this summer. rms
'lnl.' from lieu selections made
e esat. for land on school sections
' ''s's I'd townships which had
p% '4,e BY "squatters." The he. gov Y.
sIs s..o % the prior right OF
.',. ,psa but. reimburses the
'e era.rh opening its other lands
,iection, a+ an
vhippfe, state land agent an an,
=! \ that these lieu selections VIII
'e ices. 'a af once. The action Of the
'' ,.,d board on Tuesday IN IN
=. 's'a the allotment of his depart
\ from $1,000 to $4,000 ot for the ne
makes ,as,' possible a continuation a,1oa Of o.
.. ~ which had been curtailed by
smaller approprla'''u' -
Haste Is Vital.
bad the increase not been granted !,
y Vhipp1e said, the. selections go eou ~
s "' been made this year and at
rstp the public domain is passing
'4 4so hands of homesteaders, the
tntv Of land remaining would stead
have dwindled IL il the selections
10 have lost a great deal OF their
BE-
addition to the $4,000 acres OF
Continual land, the state this year
,.Hflpd to $4,000 acres of land to
nhprse it for school sections includ'
!, land thrown into forest reserves
the federal government. The state
,,tor is To endeavor to make selec
Of timbered area for these
ms but in the event Of his. failure
do 70 agricultural lands will bt
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tieth judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County of
Sheridan.
B. D. FRlDlE4' vs. glaintiff'
OLIVER WARNER, ELIZABETH
WARNER, his wife; THE ST. AN
THONY AND DAKOTA ELEVA-
TOR COMPANY, a corporation; J.
M. OLSON, l.. E. STATES, w. J.
GERD1NG, LIBBY LUMBER
COMPANY, a corporation, PLEN-
TYWOOD T. & B. COMPANY, a
corporation, GEO. F. DICKSON,
SHERIDAN COUNTY FARMERS
p MUTUAL HAIL INSURANCE
i. COMPANY, corporation, RICH
ARD GRAYSON, n. L. NELSON,
E. H. E. HELGESON and MOLLIE
FADNES, as Executors of the last
Will and Testament of ANDREW
FADNES. Deceased, M. M. JOHN
SON, T. D. LOVRING, FRED
DECKER and LEONARD DECK
Err, co-partners, trading and doing
, business under the firm name and
style Of DECKER BROTHERS, De-
PENDANTS.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the
End day of July, A. D. 1921, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. M. on said day,
at the front (south) door Of the Coun-
ty Court House, in the town Of Plen-
tywood, in Sheridan County, Mon
tana, the following described real pro-
perty, to-wit:
North Half (N1s) of Section
Fourteen (14) in Township Thir-
ty Six (36) North of Range Fifty
Five (55) East Of the Montana
Meridian, in Sheridan County, Mon
tana,
Together with the Entertainments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging OF
in any wise appertaining.
Dated this 9Th day of June, A. u
o. ]. COLLINS,
Sheriff
ALFRED T. VOLLUM,
Plentywood, Mont,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 9-t
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NOTICES

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Stockholders of the Archer Farmers
Union will hold their annual meeting
July End, 1921, at p. M. at the hail
at Archer, Mont.
By EMIL MOE,
1872 Secretary.
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Celia Pelter ct con to Marcus A.
anderson warranty deed, 81, S 1-2
) ~ ~ - y IL NV "a, Is, NE ia,
Rachael Kleinsaaer ito w. II. How
Outlook. 3z
Eva Knox Young to L. I. Brown,
warranty deed, part lot 1, Sec. n 36-
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Twen-
tieth judicial District of the State OF
Montana, In and For the County Of
BARNES alB MES BROTHERS, INcoRPoR-
ATED, corporation, Plaintiff,
MERRITT GREEN and ANNA 2:
GREEN, husband and wife; JAMES
A. THOMPSN and EBBA THOMP-
SON. husband and wife; ODMUND
Z. Hyde; FIRST NATIONAL
RANK OF RESERVE, corpora
ton. and BRENTWOOD T & B
co a corporation, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING to the Above
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the complaint in this acton
which is filed in the Office OF the
Clerk of this Court, and to HE your
answer and serve copy Thereon up
on the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty days after the service OF TINS
summons, exclusive of the day OF
service: and in case of your failure
to appear or answer, judgment will
he taken against you by default Tor
the relief demanded in the complaint.
The said action is brought for the
nurpose of recovering the sum OF
three Hundred Eighty-five 1883
Dollars. together with interest, at
tornevs' fees and costs, upon Ger,
tain nromissory note, made, executed
and delivered by the above-named
d oi1. Merritt Green and Anna
= Green. his wife to plaintiff on June
10. 1918. and for the purpose OF Sc
cnrinr a decree Of foreclosure OF q
certain real estate mortgage, mace
executed and delivered by the sale
defendants, Merritt Green and Anna a
= Green. his wife, on said June IL
| 1913 to plaintiff, foreclosing all tne
r;oht- title and interest Of the above
named defendants in and to the FOL
iow;no-described real property-to'
wit: l,11.,1z, 80 Co..
ton Two (2), Township Lhrty-en 1Fs,
133) North of Range t1tty-nve (oo.
East. M. P. NJ, in Sheridan county
Montana, containing 100 acres, MOI,
or less. according to the government
survey thereof, en-, -..,.
All Of which more fully appear
From the verified complaint OF stn
nlaintiff on file herein, reference y
which is hereby speclnca!ly maue
Witness INV hand and the Seal Q
this Court this 18th day OF june q
ID. 1921. !, nrrrpc0N
4 (CouIt oe' CLERK
ANDERsoN & CQURsoLLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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M r ~
p Ii
Good Roads Day Planned.

Helena.-Good Roads day, June II.
clamed by Governor Joseph NJ.
kon, will be celebrated in Helena by
auto parade which will move over
Rena's downtown streets at .
Jock proceeding to East Helena and
line Broadwater where a basket
ner will be served. Plans and ar
PIGMENTS are in the hands Of a good
as committee Of the Commercial
o. A program at the Broadwater
been suggested, Automobile deal
are invited to participate in the
ACE with their latest models. Gov
or Dixon, members Of the highway
omission and county and city COM
sloners are invited to participate.
lhOtner event to be staged at the
@s 'ater is a smoker to be given
me commercial club to travelling
esmen N Helena. The affair will
ne'd on a Saturday night this
nth 10 be decided later.
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M. X r.
VALUATION BOARD TO MEET.

''a.-A meeting Of the state
~ VI equalization will be held
u 70 said, to discuss tho work
r. Aaugen, the tax expert who
""e Mere from Madison, Wis, to
u 'saa Edgerton. Mr.. Haugoa
'l0s The Montana tax laws and
aising himself. with the matteka
~ board. He is anxious for Z
sS of the board 50 that detal1a
N , as,' arisen can be disposed q
a' ne may receive further IN
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u,w Million From Auto Fees.

ap,ana-Revenues this year from
Iomohile licenses in Montana will be
Rry 100000 greater than last year,
harding to Secretary Of State
krles I. Stewart. or half a million
hrs The recent legislature m
aed the license fees.
h 1920 the state collected a gross OF
15Go, and deducting the cost OF
license plates. the clerical work
! other expenses, net Of $347, OW.
ktyene thousand cars were regis
ed. Up to May 81 this year the
KS receipts were $4,000. To date
boo licenses have been issued. Bus
w is about a week behind where
was last year, Mr.. Stewart says,
bparing the number Of licenses is
ID at this period in 1920.
Iince June l the officers through
the state have been picking up
veB without licenses. Mr.. Stewart
ofh. He is pleased with the re-
Is they are obtaining.
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Educators Discuss Fair.

MI +.
F1ena.-F. b. Linfield, director OF
experimental station at the state
Ose' bozeman; Mrs. M. J. Curran,
Ae'noer of the state normal school
uV' Dillon, and Professor II. j.
VI the university at Missoula,
.et1eo In Helena Friday afternoon
horace S. Ensign, secretary Of
'Ste lair, and later with Chester
.a'iS' commissioner Of agriculture,
u'e to the exhibits of the states
.uonal Institutions at the fair this
3. Ill. Ensign took the visitors to
.a grounds for an inspection Of
lacf'ities available.
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11-t4
SHERIFF'S SALE

In the District Court of the Twen-
tieth judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County Of
Sheridan.
B. D. FR1DLEY, Plaintiff,
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In the District Court of the Twen-
tieth Judicial District Of the State Of
Montana, In and For the County OF
Sheridan.
BARNES BROTHERS, INCORPOR DR.
ATED, corporation, Plaintiff,
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In the District Court Of the Twen-
tieth Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, in and for the County OF
Sheridan.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
CENTRAL PARK

Palatial new, 8-room buns allow, oak fin
ish and ivory enamel. elegantly pa
pered, best chandeliers. handsome tile
bath. tapestry brick porch. large. high.
level lot, special price. s4.750, part cash.
balance arranged Apply to o. G. Ores
ham. Phone Main 2ss. after z. 4ls7-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- AfSNS AND LAND FUK SaLE "
FOR sALE-Niee home and eS acres good
land. one mile from city limits of Selma
Ala, on pike road; up-to- date 6-room
berkalow, large sun parior CITY water
and lights large bathroom, sewere "a
connecticut so acres Of this land open
and in cultivation or pasture 40 acres
black land and grows alfalfa and all the
olovers. balance runs into sandy soil !,
about acres in woods. plenty for fire
use. good horse barn, dairy barn equipped
with the best stanchions for IL cows,
buggy house. feed house, chicken houses !;
servants house In yard, and two good
tenant houses on place, nice young fruit
orchard bearing this year, six large
besrlnR pecan trees, crop this year at
least SEQ pounds. place fenced and sew
ersl orass-fences. with best hog and
barhed wire, on cedar and wal nut posts
this y q good neighborhood and il in
terested in truck. dairy and poultry
farm this will please you Selma has
two large ereamsries and cheese fac
tory price. tl30 900, half ash. balance
terms. 2. NJ. Gotham. Selma. Ala
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Zoo ACRES

IOO AOhGO
4 3oo-AgRE. RED LAND FARM IN
AND ADJOINING WILTON. ALA
100 acres inside town limits near rail,
y road station and hotel; 90 acres divided
into city iots would pay for the whole
property. within ! mile Of Montevailo,
room residence. electric lighted three
asreom cottage lsrss bans; well
n nat MosqI trsstor moving MACHINE
tors, sorghum mill. gasoline engine.
shinsls mill, cows 2 hogs few chick
<rs; zoe bushels corn. tons hay. Price
$4,000. on terms or will accent Biz
niiHshsin residences %ssth 5000. bal
4nce on time.
GEO. w. WISE
AZ Farley Bldg. Phons ssis
PECAN GROVE on a iso-acfe farm. I
mile Of courthouse, good south Ala
bsrna town about 400 seating trees
large orchard, a large scuppsrnong ar
Dor covering about l acre; place sub
divided with hog wire fence; pasture to
take care OF SO head OF cattle, an In.
wood TO supply place. buildings as FOL
lows: One Groom dwelling and plenty
OF euthouses; the revenue from pscans,
fruit and pssturage on this place 10
ample 10 take care of the average fam
iiy;~ the place lie ideal for poultry rails
tng,s dairy farming, stock raising or
truck OF any kind this place can be
had for 800 per acre; no trade consid-
rHos. H. VAUGHN
212s Sd Ave. Phone Main 1888.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X
HOUSES FOR SALE 100
BUY HER A HOME
FOR CHRISTMAS

HOW ABOUT THESE BARGAINs7
CHICKEN FARM
rs acres. new bungalow. rooms. in
cluding sleeping porches. front porch
90 feet. composition roof within 500
garage. only So. 900; assume ii 900 mort
sage' small cash payment. balance TO
ENsbEY HIGHLANDS
-Four rooms; CITY water, good single roof.
ceiled and papered fruit orchard. grape
S SeSSr sgsoss f., chicken hogse coal
$500 cash or win take car part payment
APARTMENTS, ENsLEY HIGHLANDS
-Four rooms kitehenette. sleeping porch
and bath first floor, rooms, sleeping
could be easily turned back into large
house; one -haf hlocB South Ensley car
near churches and schools; has ga
sums $z.oeo mortgsss. pay $500 cash,
balance $50 per month; would consider
traoe Tor Norwood bungalow.
WOODLAND
Five rooms and slsss,inelosed sleeping
Psrsd ot soxs a ~i1hin sd'i blo ssw oi d Rs
'1'G' M snSo Esp JR fkRS ietS poq eRR
so5S 9o wei. Sunssow g nes sac
would trade on city home.
NEAR GATE CITY SCHOOL
fwo f-roem cottages, sanitary toilets and
sinks. composition roof. one on car line
corner lot. 50x120, the other III blocks
OF car. on let 75xi5o: choice OF either.
only $looo. $500 cash. balance $40 per
"0"'a IL NJ Sl mhpgssF oE NJ + sssfi NsoN
Three acres l-room house with hall and
porch. cemented cistern, large barn.
only 5000 half cash or would trade on
Fast Lake or Woodlawn house UP TO
JAMES S. CARPENTER
BETHEA REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE co.
3s17 90 Ave. Malp lie. Hemloek 2ss.
SELL RARGAfNS-IF YOU HAVE
ONE. LET ME SELL IT
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1913 ACRES, $1,000

Located above sprinsville. near
G4dsden pike, 50 acres oultiYa-
tten; 5-room dwelling. tenant
heuss, barn, coed orchard; nun
dwelling; valley land; pickup a.
this price on very easy terms SID
L. Beason. lo5 n. 2lst st. Main
1879.
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VIII build s-room brick veneer, tile roof
bungalow, with tile porch. tile bath to
suit purchaser. in best residential sec
ton. on paved street. overlooking city.
for $3.50. easy terms. Call Mccoy.
with
Observation-Disclosures
MAIN
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FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS

New bungalow. s rooms hall and BATH
room; has cemented basement, furnace
and fireplaces. on fine. elevated lot,
fronting east; driveway to garage from
front; white enamel woodwork and fin
ished floors throughout, $4,000; terms.
George Gibson owner.
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FARM FOR TRADE

t Ss'n ,sot aeTs NEW ~ th lsous sA Ass
low. new barn, pasture, garden
and orchard +. 40 acres nice state
cultivation; priced low at $4,000.
to trade foh good home In city.
sid l.. Peason, io3 N. 2lst st.
Main 1872.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-18

day.
Miss Viola McCartor left Monday
for tour through the Glacier Nat
lonal Park, to spend part of her va
cation.
Miss Ruby Spencer is confined to
her home on east Eighth street by
illness.
Rev. ]. Orrin Gould, student pastor
of the university, delivered very able
sermon to a large and appreciative
audience at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and in the evening
Prof. M. w. Morse of the Moscow
high school, delivered a very able ad-
dress.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. R. Collins and
daughters Misses Margaret and Cath
crime and Miss Esther Morris, motor
ed to Bovill Sunday and spent the day
picking huckleberries. They enjoyed
a picnic dinner in the mountains.
George w. Pitcher came up from
Spokane Saturday to spend his va
cation at home with his family.
Frank Driscoll of Othello, Washing
in Moscow visiting relatives, went to
|Genesee Saturday to stay through
harvest.
MIR. and Mrs. s. P. Hall, Mrs. George
Smith and Miss Goldie Smith motored
to Colfax Sunday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thatcher, Mr..
and Mrs. R B. Ward and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Bolding motored to the
mountains near Avon Sunday morn
Inng and spent the day picnicing and
berrying. They brought 16 gallons of
huckleberries home with them
| Kathleen, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Frazee, is quite ill at
her home on Washington and Spots
wood streets.
deputy in the sheriff's office, has
purchased the Clinton Wilson prop
erty on south Harrison street.
A. Holm Of Seattle Washington, is
visiting at the home of his son, Jeff
owns his homestead near Moscow that
he took 40 years ago. Mr.. Holm keeps
in touch with Moscow through the
local paper.
Earl Edwin Gustafson and Ethel
Eileen Saterfield, of Deary, were uni
ted in marriage Saturday at the court
house, Judge Adrian Nelson officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Foster of Kellogg, Idaho, is a
guest at the home of her uncle, Sher-
if John L. Woody.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day by County Auditor Estes to Mel
win Kimberling, of Juliaetta, Idaho,
and Maree Dyer, of Troy, Idaho.
All Rehekahs are requested to meet
at Robt Oldenborgs, 304 N. Jefferson
street tomorrow night at o'clock.
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land Lewiston, was in town Monday
and said progress was being made
some sections being graded on the
route. The Genesee section is being
graded. The work is being pushed
for completion in the fall
Andrew Olson, marshall of Dearly
was doing business at the sherlff's
office Monday. He was accompanied
II. A. Harsh, the we'll known banker
Iof Deary, who had business in Mos
Cow.
The county assessor now that the
assessment schedules and report have
been laid before the equalization
board began the work Monday OF
checking up on all business in mis-
office preparatory to the commence
ment of the new schedule- The colln-
ty treasurer is engaged in the work
of preparing and tabulating the de
linquent lists of the taxpayers for the
preceding fiscal year, which ended
June 4.
Owing for requests for reassess-
ments on farm properties southwest
of town, Monday, the county commits
sioners continued their meetings as
an equalization board. They inspec-
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ted the properties during the day and
went over the assessments complained
OF. The commissioners will go or
general business Tuesday and Will
take up all complaints from the
county, and hear reports from the
various departments. Accounts will
be taken up later.
The regulars of the Idaho hotel
have lost one Of their best cronics,
Frank Brockman. He left for Sc
attic Sunday. He has been a valued
employe AT the Moody Marble works,
and is an expert stone cutter. He
will work at his trade in Seattle tor
a time and expects to come here later.
Harrison Veale5, cattle and sheep
salesman of Kansas City, was IN the
city from Saturday to Monday looking
over wheat conditions. He predicts
a bumper crop in this section. Vealc
will make a tour of this section dur
ing the week in the interests of the
farmers national grain growers as
sociation besides giving attention to
stock for the fall shipments.
DR.. w. S. Holt of Philadelphia, who
was the guest Sunday of the Presby-
terrain elders and pastor, will be re-
membered for his stereoptican lee
lures of years ago depicting the vari-
Gus missions in all lands and among
all races. He is word painter, and
has pleasing humorous way about
him that is entertaining He spoke
in Spokane Sunday morning.
Miss Vivian Thomas, who spent the
past few days in Moscow visiting
friends, returned to her home at
Kendrick Sunday afternoon.
IL 10 Of 1n oif
force, has moved to the home he re-
Gently purchased at 7O4 south Adams
street.
The Sunday School board of the
Methodist church will meet Monday
evening in the basement of the church
at $50 o'clock
Mrs. c. A Tenwick has returned
home from Asotin, Washington,
where she spent the past week.
DR.. J. c. Wiki, went to Spokane,
Sunday afternoon on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Tease and
daughter Miss Mural of Bozeman,
Montana, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Ward. Mrs Ward and Mrs
Tease are sisters Mr.. and Mrs.
Tease are on their way home from
Berkeley, California, where they at
tended the commencement exercises
of the Stanford College, where Miss
Mural was member of the 1921
class.
The Mems Missionary Society of
the Christian church will meet at the |
church Tuesday evening at o'clock |
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Shook and |
daughter, Frances, spent the weekend |
in Spokane, Washington
Evans Hall returned home Monday
from Lewiston, where he spent the
weekend visiting his grandfather, O.
c. Jones.
The services at the Baptist church
Sunday morning consisted of very
instructive and interesting missionary
program The pastor, Rev. Dean
Hamilton and family are away on a
trip.
Mr. and Mrs Julius KENNEL and
laughter, Myrl, of Walla Walla, Wash
ngton, are guests at the home Of
Nrs. KENNELS sister, Mrs. Isaac M.
Fowler, on Veatch street.
Mrs. Will Kennedy of Lenville,
spent the weekend in Moscow visit
ng relatives.
Prof Hartzell Cobbs was a guest at
he home of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Creek
nur at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicely, Mrs. Al {
'ert Nicely and daughters Virginia and
3ernice. and Miss E. Berry, motored
0 Lewiston Sunday and spent the
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Weather-Idaho-T and TUES
IIr1l}n1Dr'

DAY, Ia1r-
M. Kenworthy, of the Kenworthy
theatre, went to Spokane Saturday
evening to meet Mrs. KenwOrthy who
was returning from an extended visit
to Portland, Seattle and other coast
points. They returned to Moscow
Sunday
D. w ArrisOn, rural carrier, re-
signed some time ago and is to take
a position to care for the First Nat
ional Bank building. His successor
is to be selected from the eligible list.
There are four applicants according
to information at the post office. .
Homer KinyOn and j. H. HazeltlnR,
who were in town Monday, have fin
ished up the district and county ends
of the Lenyi1le road. No. 2 road of the
district improvement, has been OPEN
ed. The county end connecting with
the highway, will be opened Tuesday
Charles Smith, one of the foremen
working on the J. e. Davelin contract
for the state highway between here