Earl David and M. F. Angell returned yesterday afternoon from a week's camping trip to Breakfast Creek in the Elk River country. They report a pleasant trip.
Harry Hawley, who underwent an operation on his throat 10 days ago at a local hospital, is able to be out and is recovering nicely although he lost considerable in weight.—Boise Capital News.
Two guinea pigs, en route to Viola from Portland, were dinner guests of Agent Richardson of the Inland, today. Lettuce from a nearby garden was served at the end of a stick. George was afraid the rascals might bite him.
Evan Evans, chairman of the Republican state central committee, who was expected in Moscow last night, has delayed his arrival until tonight. He called to see him today.
It is understood he was called to the scene of the recent accident at Spokane, which occasioned a postponement of his trip to Moscow. Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh returned home today from a most delightful visit with relatives in the Salmon River country and report having had an enjoyable time. They were accompanied home by L. J. Faulconer, who resides in that section and he will remain here to visit for a week.
LEGAL ADVERTISING CALL FOR BIDS
Onoway, Idaho, July 31, 1916.
Office of the Board of Trustees of District No. 101, Latah County, Idaho.
Notice.—Bids will be accepted for the erection of the building, either brick or frame. Particulars and specifications can be had of a two-room building by applying to the school board, the board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.  A. N. WILKISON,
W. K. MITCHELL,
L. R. GROTH. 