The posters line the walks from the main part of the city to the University grounds.
Miss Hazel Woods of Moscow, a graduate of the university, who recently went to Ely, Nevada, where she has accepted a position as assistant principal in the schools, writes home of the splendid surroundings there and that she is most pleased with her new home. Ely is located at an elevation of 7000 feet.
Avery D. Cummings, first lieutenant of the Thirteenth infantry of the United States army, recently appointed commander of the University of Idaho, has been appointed commander of the Thirteenth battalion to succeed Lieutenant Herbert C. Fooks. Cummings is a former schoolboy.
Thomas M. Collett is asking to be restored to his citizenship in the United States, having filed a petition in the district court this morning asking for naturalization. Mr. Collett became a citizen of Canada several years ago when he went to that country to take up a homestead, but has since returned to the United States to make his home.
A. T. Nelson is contemplating the construction soon of a modern brick block on Washington street behind the Elliott blacksmith shop and the Field's woodworking shop. Mr. Elliott and Mr. Field will be succeeded in their present location at Washington and 2nd streets by Frost Brothers, who recently purchased the property from Mrs. J. McCune. They will build a modern machine shop and garage on the property. 