The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-28

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and one-half mile east Of Russell, o.
June 4, one red COW. no brands
has mark Of rope on neck, ha4
white spot on udder, would bring cal
about June IS. Reward. L ABBOTT
Russell, Idaho.
Little Neal Elliot, the three yeai
cid son Of George Elliot, living
north Of Mohler, had the misfortune
10 fall from a hack Monday anc
break his left arm between the el-
bow and wrist. DR.. Coburn was
called and set the fractured limt
and the little fellow is resting easily
al present.
James Marker brought 10 our
Office this week a bunch Of finely
developed wheat heads Of the Ar
csda variety. Mr.. Marker has
forty acres Of this grain which was
sowed last August and be will begin
10 harvest j; today. This grain viii
grade Al and will average forty
bushels 10 the acre.
Mrs. Mary J. Brow on Saturday
purchased the residence OF Father
Wander Yelden- Mrs. Brow viii
move 10 town and occupy her new
home in about two weeks. This Is
the second investment made by Mrs.
Brow 10 Nezperce real estate, and
she shows her faith in the future OF
The country by these investments.
The Idaho county republican con
vention held last Saturday IN Sites
resulted in an Endorsement for c II.
Nugeni for the Office OF attc rney
general. The delegation as : >cted
stands ten for Morrison ans three
who are friszfy TO Morri and
two who are proaouacec against
him. The delegation as elected
stands nine for French and SIX for
Bezle.
In spite OF the talk that the bar
vest would be q month late this
year grain vas cut for threshing
last Monday in the vicinity OF Mob
Ter and any amount OF grain viii be
ready for cutting this coming week
The no, weather following the rains
has ma;ured the fall sown grain and
-aking everything on an average the
harvest Of '0z will bs earlier than
my one OF previous years.
There viii be base ball game
Saturday between the members Of
he Nezperce Comet Band and the
'sriners Of Dublin. headed by David
lowry. Il is hoped that a good
.rowc vii be present to witness the
yxme. as the band boys have con-
their services generously
N several occasions for benefits to
he library and other institutions.
csne out and have good time.
Large fiocks Of China pheassn;s
re now appearing in the canyon
outh Of town. Two years ago
eversl pairs of these birds we're
crned loose al Kaniah and the ones
ow appearing are the result Of
from these birds. r. E.
stevenson notified US this week tha.
e would turn loose several pairs OF J
uzils on his ranch in the canyon.
he law protects these birds several
ears.
County Commissioners Welkcr !.
nd Eollenbeck visited the prairie
ais week and inspected the proposed
'honss Linsley road. Both Mr.
Velker and Mr.. Eollenbeck were q
with the necessity of I
ailding the road on the new line !
nd there can now be no doubt as +
, the early opening Of the road. I
his road will shorten the distance L
} Kamiah one mile and half And II
D away with the Devils Elbow and S
ie Indian lane, two Of thu worst y
aces in Idaho. I
A ball game was played Saturday : :
ternoon between ths business men :
Nczperce, under the cap;zincy Of :.
lrtis Miller. and a picked nine of !
rmers under Ed Luther. Luther !,
Id Bell were the battery for :,
e farmers and Thomas and San !
I'd. and Felt and Osterhout for =
{ business men. The game =,
was full of interest and :,
is enjoyed by all present. The {,
rmers won by score Of Is to is. !,
he proceeds went for the benefit n
the Public Library Association. {,
Mr.. and Mrs. Salladay enter nc
med small company Of friends
ednesday evening at their home -
Pine street, in honor Of Mr.. and
rs. Damon, Of Pullman, Washing bu
a. The evening was pleasantly III
ent with games and various forms su
amusement. An clegan; lunch ch
IS served during the evening. to
lose present we're: Messers and w
ssdames McRae, Bainbridgs. M
resman, Leeds. Jones and Lane, ~
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