JULIAETTA JOTTINGS—
BELOW FREEZING SUNDAY
JULIAETTA.—The snows that bars prevailed throughout the mountainous districts for several days past caused the temperature to drop to two degrees below freezing here at 6 o'clock Sunday morning. No damage was done either to fruit or garden vegetables, however, in Jullaetta.
William C. Carlton, son of Marshall G. Carlton of Fix ridge, returned to his home here last week from Camp Lewis, having been granted his final discharge from the army work. He was in the aviation department.
Young Carlton will assist his father in the work on the latter's farm on Fix ridge. Most of the returning soldier boys sum up the situation in the following epigram:
"I would not have missed it for a million dollars; yet I would not go through it again for two million dollars!"
John C. Bulen of Culdesac has begun the publication of the Jullaetta Record in Juliaetta. It is a very credible sheet.
Latah County Records.
Saturday, May 3, 1919.
W. D.—Wilfred A. McIntosh to Campbell C. Johnson, $4000; 19% A. in NWy 4 5-39-5W.
R. M.—Campbell C. Johnson to Moscow State Bank, above and 38.71 A. in 31-40-5W, $3000.
Rel.—Tobias M. Forseth to Harry P. Libby, 4-38-14.
Rel.—W. H. Leasure to G. W. Bingman, 9-30-10.
Rel.—A. H.  Averill Machinery Co.
to Frank Frazier c. b. s. 8-12-16.
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