Arrangements were made for a Shorthorn excursion following the schedule below:
Start - Saturday, July 3, at Washington State College, Pullman, Wn., at 9 a. m.
Time of arrival at various places to see Shorthorns is as follows:
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9:00 a. m., W. S. C. Pullman; 10:00, Earl F. Harper, Johnson, Wn.; 10:30, Carl A. Grief, Uniontown, Wn.; 11:55, Nordby Bros., Genesee, Ida.; 1:00 p. m., Moscow (dinner); 1:30, University of Idaho; 3:00, J. F. Papineau, Moscow, Ida.; 4:20, N. Williamson, Moscow, Ida.; 6:20, J. Houston McCroskey, Garfield, Wn.; 1:20, J. E. Trimble, Garfield, Wn.; 7:00, Garfield, (supper); 10:00, Spaghetti, Wn.
July 4.
8:00 a. m., James H. McCroskey, Sprague, Wn.; 10:00, Day & Rothrock, Sprague, Wn.
Everyone interested in Shorthorn cattle is invited to join the party. Good time is promised to all.
NEW GARAGE DEDICATED
TUESDAY EVENING
Work on the new Lang & Son garage, which began in the early spring, has been completed, and its opening informally authorized by a dance.
Today evening.
Over a hundred couples participated in the  Evening's pleasure while the street "side lines" were flanked by spectators. An original feature of the evening was the novel manner of serving refreshments. In order not to delay the dancing for any unreasonable length of time, the apparently ideal method of procedure was hit upon, when a car was driven about the garage while candies were handed to the ladies and cigars to the gentlemen. The building itself is spacious and ready, but all a decided addition to Moncow's future progress. Bezeman's orchestra furnished excellent music for the crowd which began to disperse about twelve o'clock. 