which gives degrees in piano, organ, violin, vocal and dramatic art. He has been a member of the faculty of several eastern musical colleges for the coming west. This will be appreciated by Moscow people.

Raises Eucharist Musketrous. W. F. Morgareidge is not only a successful judge and postmaster but he is now proving his ability as a farmer and gardener. He has proved to his own satisfaction that this is the only country, for from 15 hills over 100 fine muskmelons were galhered. The office force of this paper can testify to the excellence of one of the melons which was large and of splendid flavor. Judge Morgareidge is farming on a small scale on a tract of land adjoining town and his experiment in muskmelon growing has convinced him that melons can be grown successfully and profitably here, even if the prices which are now six cents a pound decline to one cent a pound in future years.

OF PROBATE AND DISTRICT COURT
COLLARD WILL FILED FOR PROBATE-SECTION MAN ARRESTED—OTHER NEWS.
Howard Montgomery of Bovill swore out a complaint before Probate-Sections Attorney Nesbit against James Fehk, section foreman on the Milwaukee railroad near Bovill, charging him with an assault with a serious offense.  and brought to Moscow and upon investigation of the matter, it was concluded to dismiss the action Howard Montgomery on a charge of disturbing the peace by Prosecuting Attorney Nesbit. Deputy Sheriff 