Mrs. L. Soderberg of Orofino has been in Moscow the past two days visiting her son, who is a student at the University. She was accompanied by her two younger sons.

Frank Clark, who has been very ill, is slowly improving.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Simonson have returned from their trip to Spokane.

Mrs. Gentry Rushing returned last evening from Orangeville where she has been visiting her daughter.

A new lot of ladies' wrist watches just from New York, with a large selection in the Northwest.

Herschel Tribble, nephew of C. L. Williamson, came home this morning from the naval university camp at Seattle. He was given an extended furlough, which means he may not be called back to the service for years, but he must be ready any day to return if a call should be issued.

Toys, books, dolls, brackens, and books are now available at the North Pacific.  Alston Butterfield has just returned from a 10 days' trip to Spokane, Seattle, and Portland. Mrs. Herbert Beier of Coeur d'Alene arrived this morning to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Butterfield. Silk, Serge, Jersey, and Velvet Dresses—Half Price. The Fashion Shop. 