Davis of Bend, Oregon, visited last week with their aunts, Mrs. A. D. Wilcox and Mrs. Calvin Farnham, going to Potlatch Sunday to the home of their brother, Ben Larkin, who is called to join the colors.
Durell Nirk has returned to his regiment after a vacation to help with farm work.
Mrs. McKown's sister, Mrs. Parker, returned to Spokane Saturday after a week's visit at the McKown home.
The Red Cross, met at the home of Mrs. Wilcox Tuesday to sew on refugee garments and discuss work for the future.
Wheat is all threshed and most all delivered at the warehouses around here. The combine and header are in high favor this year as wheat shattered much worse than usual, and much was lost in bundle hauling. Some little wheat was sown in August and is looking fine. One field of winter wheat near here made over twenty bushels, and one field of spring wheat that looked like a failure before the rain made twelve bushels to the acre. 