per set
75c
Ml
WILLIAMSON'S
THE STORE THAT IS STEPPING
OUT BUT NOT DOWN
THE STORE THAT IS STEPPING
OUT BUT NOT DOWN
Weather—Idaho—Tonight and Saturday, fair.
We are in the market for a limited
amount of Blue Prussian peas,
burn & Wilson.
Scott Ogden left last evening for Spokane.
Rev. F. S. Spalding, Methodist minister of Oakesdale, visited yesterday
with Rev. Perry and Rev. MacCaughey.
Christmas, Brackert's—shop early.
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Take your storage battery to Al
bright's Garage for good care and attention thru the winter. 48-52
Mrs. E. A. Paterka and two daughters
left last evening for their home in Republic, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Swartz of Spokane
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swartz of Tekoa,
who have been in Moscow for several
days, left yesterday for their homes.
Miss Anna Nelson of Kendrick was in
the city shopping yesterday.
Miss Clara Smith has returned to her
school near Farmington after spending
her vacation in Moscow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Erickson of Genesee were in Moscow yesterday on business.
Wash
47-49
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls, at Brackert's.
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Miss Nellie Tomer is ill with influenza at her home in southeast Moscow.
Jonas Grove from near Genesee was
in town yesterday.
G. W. Walters left today for Creston.  Wash., called by the illness of his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tegland of Genesee were in the city shopping yesterday.
Born —To Mr. and Mrs. Pete Me Downald, a son, last evening at the Pleasant Home. Mr. McDownald is ill with influenza. 