All club members, completing projects
and keeping complete records, will be
presented with $1 thrift stamp books by
the Lewiston Commercial club. Valuable
will also be awarded, champion
prizes
members.
GOOD ATTENDANCE TODAY AT
CHAMBER OF COMERCE FEED
There was a good attendance at the
teekly luncheon of the
regular
chamber of commerce at noon today.
Commissioner Bryan, of the board of
education, was the chief speaker and
he brought some good news to Mos
Lack of space forbids giving
Vi
cow.
this in detail today, but it will appear
Resolu
in full in tomorrow's paper.
the death of the two little
tions on
girls whose funeral occurred today
passed by the chamber and there
number of good talks. A full
were
were a
account of the meeting will be given
in The Star-Mirror tomorrow.
Call 50,000 Negro«*
WASHINGTON.—Fifty thousand
registrants qualified for general mil
called to the colors
ne
gro
itary service were
today. They are to entrain from August
1 to 5. They come from 41 different
and the District of Columbia.
states
LATAH COUNTY RECORDS
W. D.—Richard Condell to August and
John Olsen, $1 ; E-2SE-4 27 ; W-2SW-4
26-39-4 W.
Assg't— J. D. McDonald to John A.
Cummerford, r-m by Lem K. Rosa, 7-2
18.
W. D.—John A. Cummerford to J. D.
McDonald, $1 ; W-2 SE-4 24; NW-4
NE-4 25-42-5 W.
A. S.—Clearwater Timber Co., author
ized capital stock $3,000,000.00.
W. D.— T. A. Million to H. B. Million,
$1 ; 1-2 int. in land lying on
N.P. Ry. in SW-4 NW-4 25-38-3 W.
W. D.— M. Walcher to Anna L. Nurse,
$300; block "J" Juliana.
R. M.—John Woods, Jr., to W. E.
Mitchell, $313.95; Ford touring car.
