The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-06-30


) charge Of the Yolimer Clearwatel
ComPany's business al The tramway
for the coming season.
Ben S-holtz returned from Bridge
port, Washington, where be vent
some weeks ago With the Graham
family. Mr. Schultz reports NJ.
Graham as rapidly recovering from
his recent severe injuries.
4 Farmers who are interested 10 fine
horses are requested to call al the
Boss Barn - Nezperce and see King
Herod. oae Of the largest and bess
bred horses ID North Idaho. AS 10
size build and color King Herod can
not be excelled.
Fred Warrell received telegram
| Tuesday that hia sister and sister IN
lay arrived in PhiiadslphiA on that
date and thai after visiting there
for week they would start for
Idaho. where they expect to make
their future home.
The Roberts Monumental Com
pany established in 1872 The old
time reputation this firm has of sell
ing the best goods al the Lowest
prices viii always be sustained.
Ppces and work guaranteed. Clay
ton jones, agent, Nezpsrce. Idaho.
Sheriff William Schultz and wife.
Of Lewiston. visited Nezperce sun
day. Mr.. Schultz made settlement
With the city OF Nezperce for the
lots recently sold by him a; sheriff
sale to satisfy judgement taken by
ths city on said lots for sidewalk
parposes.
Miss Lille Schultz. one Of our
popular teachers in the public school,
lef; Tor her home in Baker City,
Oregon. last Sunday. She viii re-
tnrn here a; the end Of her school
vacation to again take her place n
the primary department Of our just
ly celebrated school.
The authorities have been making
improvements in the city property
this week. The new bell has been
put up. the city building fitted up
and the new chemical engine IL
stalled. 4 new moter has been put
in and water viii nov be pumped
for the benefit Of the public
The Commercial Club has made
arrangements TO give a series Of
grand balls in Nezpercs on the
evenings Of July =th and 5th. No
pains viii be spared to make these
two events among the most enjoy
able affairs ever held in Nezpercc.
Come out and have a good tiras.
E B. Wilson and family left
Wednesday for the Big Horn BASIN
in Wyoming. where Mr..
Wilson recently purchased 100 acres
1f land. This es;inable fanny viii
,e greatly missed from our midst.
md she Herald wishes them success
md happiness in their new home.
H c. Anderson was seriously
,urned last Tuesday afternoon while
implying csrboy Of sulphuric acid.
The carboy broke and the flying
lcid burned Mr. Anderson s trousers .
intirely of from the knees down and ,
us feet and legs we're seriously !
'urned. He viii be confined to his ,
ocm for few days as resul, Of !
he accident.
c. n. Dietrich. OF Kooskia. was
visitor in Nezperce this week
lr. Dietrich has just returned from
trip TO the Sound country, where a
e went with a view of securing a r
After a careful invessiga- !
ion OF that country hs returned to ?
he upper Clearwater, satisfied that I
here is no place like Nezperce and
'amas puairies.
Little Katherine Foresman cele-
rated her seventh birthday last :.
tuesday by party for eight Of her :
tile friends. The invited guests 4
ere. vesta Thomas, Marvel Ra- y
icy, Lois Ramey, Olga Ramev, \
eva Thompson. Edith Burbridpe. D
irla Wallace and Lorena Lane. :.
c cream. cake and oranges were =,
rived to the little guests. -
Special Indian Agent Chalcraft c.
siied the prairie this week and in
,ected the Thomas Lindsay road
lst of town. The agent was favor
,ly impressed with the claims of IS
ose seeking to open the road and = =
favorable repor, viii be turned In to r.
e department This viii enable oi
e opening Of the road this summer IN
Id settle this long vexed question. C
Roland Motser, the little son Of m
rs. Winitred johnson. who was N
ckcd by horse about year ago, n
tn the result of a brokSn nose. a,
'derwen; a painful operation here Il,
lesday for the removal of a growth