T. A. Empy, W. D. Keeton and John McGary of St. Maries, Idaho, were in the city Tuesday. First of the season, fancy Norway lutefish. Inland Market. H. Halvorsen, who has been working over two months at Clarkston, Wash., returned home yesterday. Now is the time to order your Thanksgiving poultry at the Inland Market. Mrs. M. J. Schooler is a visitor in Moscow today. American Legion Dance Friday night. Good music. Come. The meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid will be held at the parsonage, was well attended, over 45 being present. The reports of the various captains showed much work done in calls on the sick and needy and new comers. The meeting was a pleasant social afternoon, delicious refreshments were served. Miss Mildred Perry and Miss June Davis gave several piano selections. "Told in The Hills" featuring Major Robert Warwick and made in the vicinity of Lewiston at Orpheum tomorrow and Friday. Don't miss it. Born, November 16, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. John Trimble. Mr. Trimble is in the employ of the Standard Lumber Company. The Novelty Shop is giving on Christmas eve two prizes, a sleeping doll and a set of wheel building toys to the boy and girl, who see.  Cures the largest number of sales slips.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boyer arrived yesterday from Hill City, southern Idaho, coming through in a new Buick car. They have been a 46-47 on places to see the country. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer formerly lived here. They number of weeks before returning south. 