The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-11-22

Canyon range during pasture seaso
two year old mare colt, between
roam and sorrel. bald faced, branc
ed I'd on right stifie. A libers
reward will be given for informaiio
or recovery Of same. Jonas HofeI
Mohler, Idaho.
AUcTIoEEERINc-I wish 10 an
nonnce thai ! have had fifteen year
experience in the auctioneering bust
ness and ! viii cry your sales anc
guarantee satisfaction. the propric
tor Of the sale 10 be the judge. w
Evefiit, Nezperce. Idaho. Date
made al Herald ofice.
AucTIoEEERMc-I desire to noti
fy the public that ! have had severa
years experience in the auctioneel
business and solicit q share Of you.
patronage. Satisfaction guaran' eed.
Residence ] 1 south and 4 miles west
Of Nerperce on fhe NJ. Garrison
farm. 81. A. Cornwall.
T. N. Stevens, of New York, was
an arrival in Nezperce the forepart
Of the week. His purpose here was
to visi; bis old friend Charles Wise,
bat be did not icarn until be arrived
here that Mr. Wise had moved to
south Idaho. Mr.. Stevens lett i'm
media,ely for Rupert where be ex-
peeis 10 enjoy bis visit.
NMiss Bessie Looney. of Mohler,
who won the oratorical contest given
by the Walton-Cilbert Publishing
Company, Of Spokane, last summer,
in which she was given the choice
Of an European or American trip.
has chosen the latter and expects
TO leave next month on tour through
the eastern and southern states.
NFred Broker died at his home near
Ramey's mill No. 2 Tuesday night
of typhoid fever and the remains
were inferred in the l. o. o. T. ceme-
terry at Ilo today, the Odd Fellows
having charge OF the services. Mr..
Broker was well known over the re-
servation having lived on the same
since the opening. He was about
81 years old and unmarried.
Moscow, Nov. 20--Ato o'clock
tonight the jury in the case against
c. w. Robnett of Lewiston, charged
with suborning Bert Ferris and
George A. Robinson TO commit per-
jury in acquiring timber claims, re-
turned a verdict in the federal court,
finding the defendant guilty as to
the count in the Robinson case and
acqaitting him as to the count in the
Ferris case.
Notice Of Methodist church SER
vices-Preaching services Nezperce
each lst and Srd Sundays at II 100
A. M. and each 2nd and 4th Sun
lays at 7 80 P. NJ. Preaching SER
vices at Mohler each 2nd and 4th
Sundays at IL: 90 A. NJ. and each
LIST and 5rd Sundays at 80 P. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at
1T 10;0G A. NJ. in both churches.
Watch the paper for special an
AT the tiremen's meeting last Fri
lay night all arrangements were
for the big dance to be
given in Wilson's hall on Thanksgiv-
ng Eve. The Urquhart orchestra
rom Woodland. will furnish the
music and these musicians are ac-
to be the best in the
The supper will be served
II the Clark House and elaborate
are being made for the
Iame. The dance promises to be
he biggest and best ever held on
Sezperce prairie.
Miss Anna Geidi and Mr.. John
Klaus, both of Fletcher, were united
a marriage at the Catholic church
sunday. Father Corley officiating.
Miss Eva Calerneau and Doan Caller
,eau acted as bridesmaid and best
nan. A sumptuous Wedding dinner
vas served atthc home of the brides
sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Kuhn, after the