The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-26

, higher it would have run over TIT
top of the headgate. Idaho Regis
; ter.
On Wednesday evening, May IS
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walbridge
in Spokane. Thomas H. Brewer o.
this city was united in marriage Il
Miss Winifred Walbridge, Rev
George r. Wallace of the Congre-
bational church officiating. Some
forty relatives and intimate friends
were present at the ceremony and
nearly two hundred attended a re-
ception which was held between the
hours of eight and ten O'Clock
Very elaborate preparations had
been made for the event and it was
one of the notable weddings held in
Spokane during the season. They
received many beautiful and costly
presents. News.
To let potatoes remain in the
ground until ready to plant another
crop may seem a novelty to our
eastern readers, but It ia a common
thing to do out here. Last year
Hon. o. A. Anderson planted a
patch of potatoes on his homestead,
east Of town, and being crowded
with other work, did not get to dig
them before the snow came, so he
left them in the earth all wintsr,
Last week he went out and dug
then,- and fonnd them in perfect
condition, and next week he viii
prepare the soil and plant for a new
crop. If prices are not right next
fall, Mr.. Anderson will leave tie
''spuds" where they grew until the
market warrants digging them or
until he wants seed for next years
planting.-Orofno News.
TIE Culdesac Brick Company's
brickyard IS now fully equipped ard
is being operated with full crew.
It is expected that the first kiln Of
brick viii be fred in about 20 days I
and Shipments from here for the out (
side trade will be made Immediately I
after the brick are in a condition to
be handled. It is expected that the
company will enjoy large shipping
trade as the quality Of the product
is first class and the company has
machinery to manufacture
brick on large scale. During the
past two years contractors in Lewis
Ton have been without building brick
At the opening Of the building season
Zach year and the company here az
er having the quality Of the clay
ested decided to install plant Of
uffcient capacity to not only supply
he home consumption but to also
upply brick for the Lewiston con
ractors.-Tribune. q
&
The Pacific States Telephone & n
telegraph company have apparently &
ntered on a plan Of expansion that Il
i'll be of great benefit to this section \
{ the country. Under this new plan
lie company is leasing to farmers D
nd fruit growers telephones at
,ntal Of 81 per year and 81 per c.
ear switching charge for operating :.
:rvice through their exchange. This !,
arrangement is contingent on the {,
ibscriber building and maintaining r.
S own line to the exchange radius :,
mere the company meets ana con- q
cts with them With a city line -
iich the company build'and main n,
in. This plan is made effective only -
mere not less than sixteen subScrib- -
s can be obtained for any one cir
1T. This does not mean that there
all be sixteen subscribers on a cir
it but that it may be cut up into stc
visions Of four or FIVE subscribers CT
each circuit and switching sta m,
ms established at different points ne
the line where different sections on
the line can be switched on and ..
the main line.--Teller.