A.S. Frost returned last evening from Spokane.
Elmer Johnson of Troy was in Moscow yesterday on business.
B. Callison of American Ridge was a Moscow visitor Monday.
Assessor Gemmill went to Juliaetta last evening to begin the work of the county's assessment.
Snow Mount & Olympic flour for one week, per barrel $11.44. Washburn & Wilson. 105-tf
Mrs. G. O. Gundus and Mrs. Ellen Hagglund of Troy were shopping in Moscow yesterday.
The freshman class of the university will begin to wear the green caps, Monday, February 10th.
Allies Band at the Kenworthy, Monday. Seats now on sale.
Corporal J. R. Scott has been mustered out of the motor transport service and returned Sunday from St. Paul, Minn.
The Steele building is undergoing remodeling for the opening of Fred Samms' new furniture store, March 1.
Chas. Gregg of Viola returned yesterday from Lewiston.
Miss Cleo Kessler left yesterday for Seattle after a visit in Moscow with relatives.
Note these prices per cord for good quality sawed wood delivered. Pine $8.00; fir and tamarack, $9.50. Also we offer good quality baled alfalfa hay at $27 per ton at our mill. Mark 92-tf
The bread-baking contest at Davids' is one of the events of the week. The bread-baking housewives are getting their sponges set and pans in order.
The judges will render the awards Saturday, and five of the contestants will be rewarded with substantial prizes, besides the honor of making the best bread.  110
P. Miller Milling Co.
Moscow Child is Bright,
This actually happened in Moscow.
A bright little boy, son of a university professor, was talking with a neighbor woman the other day when the following conversation occurred. 