A jolly time is being
No Star-Mirror Monday
In keeping with the policy of not
issuing a newspaper on Christmas, in
order that the force may enjoy the
day, The Star-Mirror will not appear
next Monday, December 26.
F. L. BELL, EARLY DAY
RESIDENT OF COUNTY, DIES
Word has just been received here
of the death of F. L. Bell, in a hospital at Hood River, Oregon, November 28, at the age of 74 years. Mr.
Bell came to the Palouse country in
an early day and will be remembered
by many of the pioneers of Latah
county. For several years he engaged in the sawmill business in the
northern part of the county. During
the Indian wars in the seventies, he
served as a volunteer. He will also
be remembered as a member of the
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We Take Great Pleasure
in Wishing Everyone
Merry Merry
Christmas
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board of county commissioners of La-
tah county, during the early years of
the county's history. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice Bell, and two
the first seed coming from the United
States Department of Agriculture.
I Attention was called to it because of
the greater pasturage secured as compared with bluegrass and white dutch
clover generally used in that area.
It was first introduced into Minnesota
county in the vicinity of Rupert,
grown sons, Virgil and Wendell. 