The first annual boys' and girls' fair will be held at the high-school building tomorrow from 11 o'clock to 2. Everybody is invited to attend. Yields of thirty-six bushels of forty-fold and fifty-five bushels of red wheat to the acre are reported by John Otter who lives south of town. Mr. Otter says he follows no unusual practice in wheat farming, but plows and seeds early, works his summer fallow land all summer, and keeps it clean. He used the hot water treatment for smut this fall.

We have some of the prettiest Red and Green Peppers ever brought to town, which we are offering for 15 cents per pound. They are large, fresh ones just right for canning purposes. Some of the last—and the best—of the Prune Crop we are selling for 2 cents per pound.

Pears are only 65 cents a box. Large, fancy pears ten cents cheaper on the box than last week, choice Gravenstein Tipples remain at $1.00 per box, the lowest price in the city.

The Beddall's Grocery, 505 S. Main. Phone 9-4.

ROAST DUCK FOR YOUR SUNDAY FEAST

We have a large shipment of Spring Ducks just right for roasting. Phone your order early to 124, and we'll send a duck right up.

The INLAND MARKET

CARL ANDERSON, Prop.

MAIN 12U

Charles Ebel was taken to the asylum at Oroflno today by his son, who brought him to town after he became temporarily insane last night and set fire to a barn four miles north of Gen.  Essee. Mr. Ebel is a pioneer citizen of the county and is 79 years of age. 