P. J. Graves, representing the Singer Sewing Machine company, arrived in Moscow Monday and will take the place formerly held by T. H. Hopkins, who was recently promoted to general manager of western agencies.
L. L. Young, farmer and breeder of purebred Shorthorn cattle, living at Princeton, is in town today on business.
J. D. Morrissey, well known farmer and live citizen of the Harvard neighborhood, is a business visitor to Moscow today.
The Idaho Garage today received two carloads of automobiles, one from California and one from Lansing, Michigan. One car is loaded with Oldsmobile touring cars from Lansing, Michigan, and the other is loaded with Chevrolet cars from the California distributing center. Mr. A. S. Frost, the manager of the Idaho Garage, will begin unloading the cars tomorrow. These are the first of several carloads that Mr. Frost expects to receive in the near future.
AnOTHER GOOD BUY
Four room cottage, on paved street, bath, toilet, lights; white enamel woodwork, finished floors, for $1180. Some cash, balance to suit. This will be sold within a week—remember.
Metropolitan Investment Co.
Notice to Patrons.
All the schools will open tomorrow morning, March 12. In the high school the report cards will be given out and program arranged for the second semester in the forenoon. Recitations will begin in the afternoon. Hence it is important that every high school student should be present if possible.
In the fourth to seventh grades inclusive, final examinations will be given in grammar.  . 