Mrs. Rose Wilton went to Moscow Saturday, returning Monday. She went shopping and visiting.
C. Hodge's sale was well attended. He will soon leave for the training camp at American Lake.
Mrs. Ted David returned to Bovill Saturday. She visited with her mother, Mrs. J. Bingham, for a week.
C. R. Hawkins has sold his Ford Frank Mead.
DEARY
Andrew Olson was severely injured, and Henry Olson and Phil Peterson, who were with him, more or less bruised, in an automobile accident last Saturday. In passing Sam Peterson's car, in a heavy cloud of dust, Olson ran his car into a stump. The car was considerably damaged.
Miss Beth Grannis has gone to Spokane, where she will attend school during the winter. She will be joined in a few days by her parents, who will spend the winter in the city.
Edward Cassady has accepted a position as cook at camp No. 1.
William Holmes, formerly of Bovill, has taken the place of Mr. Crozinger at camp No. 1, and is firing the donkey.
John Collins, who spent the past few months as teamster at the Harsh camp, has returned home to harvest his beans.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson were visitors Sunday on Little Bear Ridge.
Miss June Weed went to Lewiston this week to enter the normal school for the year's work.
Frank Miller is in Spokane this week.
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Call motored to Moscow Monday on a shopping trip.
W. S. Saunders, route agent for the American Railway Express company, was in Deary on business Monday, from Missoul.  a. 