Inquiry at the creamery Saturday morning elicited the fact that the price of butterfat, 38 cents, had been unchanged this week. The dairy farmers had kept up their consignments on the average.

Official notice was given that M. J. Kelley, superintendent in the service, would be succeeded by P. N. P. of Portland, August 1.

LOCAL TRANSFER MAN IS RUSHED WITH ORDERS
Gels New Superintendent.
In O. W. R. and N. circles Saturday, Carl Smith, chief of the transfer company, was a busy man Saturday morning, having received another order to remove a carload of merchandise from the O. W. and N. company depot. During this week the company has moved no less than six of variety stuff from the depots, since last Monday. East goods are on the way for merchants, and commercial travelers are checking up fall consignments. All of which is an index of business done in Moscow.

DAWSON CITY MOVIES TO BE SEEN AT LIBERTY
A complete "trail" city, the historical duplicate of Dawson City in 1897, built in Arctic City, a motion picture suburb of Port Henry, N. Y., for the exterior scenes of "The Idol of the North," Dorothy Dalton's latest Paramount picture which will be shown at the Liberty Theatre tonight. The story, by J. Clarkson Miller, deals with the virile struggle for life in the great Canadian Northwest and afforded excellent opportunity for picturesque photography.

M  ISS VERA GRAY HONOR GUEST AT SHOWER PARTY On Friday evening the Albright home was the scene of a most delightful shower party given in honor of Miss Vera Gray. 