The first killing frost of the season occurred last night. There are no cases of flu in Juliaetta. The war work campaign committee are busy, and have no fear of not raising the quota.

BY REMATURE EXPLOSION
Guy Penwell, the 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penwell, of South Jackson street, was severely burned about the face and eyes last evening about 9 o'clock by an explosion of gunpowder. A number of boys were celebrating by-ramming charges in piece of lead pips. When throwing the match down some powder flared up that had been spilled on the pavement, the fuse caught fire and the explosion happened while in the lad's hands. The extent of the injury is not yet known. Dr. Gritman treated the burns. An eye specialist was sent for. Dr. Carol Smith of Spokane is expected this evening to treat the injured boy.

CASSIA COUNTY IS FIRST TO GO UNDER THE MIRE BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 12.—(Special to The Star-Mirror.)—Cassia county, in the southern district United War Work Campaign, is the honor county of Idaho—the first county across with its quota and still going. Burley, with a quota of sixty-five hundred raised ten thousand the first day. Eleven counties reported a total of forty-four thousand for Monday's drive. State Campaign Manager Richard E. Randall urges workers throughout the state to speed up. Idaho must be one of the first states across. Don't let the boys "over there" think we have  Forgotten them the instant they have won a glorious victory. Their need of help is greater than ever. Keep going. It is not over until they are over here. 