Mr. M. P. manager of Rex Kimmen of "Oise," manager of the University of Idaho men's game, making an advance trip through the state, arranging for the year's game. The dates for the game, in this year's game, are said to be an organization of unusual merit and is making steady strides under the direction of Prof. E. O. Bangs. Last year the club made an extended tour through the state. The continuous mild weather, following the fall of sufficient moisture to out the ground in good condition for plowing and seeding, is a great boon to Latah county farmers. From worded weather conditions, favorable for wheat, crushed, and that instead of the farmers facing an exceptional lot of work next spring in preparation for the spring seeding, the plowing will practically all be done. The ground is now in the finest possible condition, working on warm weather is bringing in a good start so that it will come through the winter in good condition, with ordinary conditions. Taken all in all, the prospects for next season's wheat crop in Latah county are most all parts of the county, and the plowing and seeding is being flattering. Snow sells 150 acres for good sum to crop. Charles C. Snow has sold 164.61 Crowe for $23,191.50, according to a deed filed Saturday afternoon.  In the Latah county recorder's office, the land which adjoins Mr. Crowe's farm sold for an average of $150 an acre. 