Who had owned the land less made this week!
Ane, the personal property and half the crop, farm. It was made of any years by the late Henry Smith, part of the Palouse community. The palouse community, from a part of the state, will be more numerous than at any time in the history of the country. The abundant wheat crop is attracting outsiders to the Palouse, but when they come, they must compete with local men, who are always willing to buy from a neighbor who is ready to retire.
From Garfield comes word of a sale of 36-acre tract belonging to T.A. Stivers, a real estate man of $400 an acre. The property is highly improved.
E.H. Swan of Salem, Oregon, formerly of this place, this week disposed of his farm of 160 acres near Viola to Colfax parties for $21,600. The deal was negotiated through the Palouse Land company of this city.
FARM NEAR PALOUSE FOR $225 PER ACRE
NEW HIGH PRICE RECORD SET IN SALE OF 320 ACRE FARM FOR $72,000.
 C. M. Jacobson in Moscow. 