The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-23

49, - w. 1900
Farmers, bring in your butter an
eggs to the Home Restaurant.
WAITED - 801 men 10 unloat
schooners at the Mint Saloon.
For clean beds and the best mea
in Nezperce call at the Clark House
Fare from Nepperce to Kamiah
on Miller & Millsfs Stage SJ.00.
The best line Of bon-bons in Ncz.
perce-at Whetstone's confectionery
store.
w. 0. Brockman and daughter
Lillian, Of Cottonwood, we're in this
city Monday.
Harry Mitchell has kiln of fine
brick ready for market in his yard
near the fair grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Seyforth, Of
Post Fall. Idaho, are visiting at the
home of c. J. Larson, north Of town.
Lee Kendrick. who has been With
the Waha-Lewiston Irrigation &
Power Co., in the capacity Of con-
struction foreman, is visiting in Nez-
perez accompanied by his wife.
Al Roach returned Tuesday even
ing from Twin Falls where be went
about a month ago TO make final
proof on his land. He says he likes
the Twin Falls country but not as
much as Nezperce.
For SALE.-l60 acres close to
Spalding so acres pillow land springs
furnish plenty of water to irrigate
IS acres; known as the "Spring
Ranch !" one spring is a natural
curiosity. Price $4,000; and
decided snap. S. S. PIPER, Spald-
ing. Idaho.
E. I. Parker, w. J Ramey and
c. B. Workman, returned Tuesday
night from Lewiston. where they
were in attendance al the democratic
county convention as delegates. Mr..
Parker is receiving the congra,ula-
tons Of his many friends upon his
nomination on the legislative ticket.
The Herald is in receipt of let,
ter from Chancey Wallace, our
foreman, who is enjoying a much
needed rest. He is at present in
Spokane and the people Of Nezperce
will be interested in knowing that be
is getting along nicely. He is so
we'll and favorably known in this
section that he is greatly missed.
The Ramey Lumber Co. are NOV
ing their mill known as No. from
near Russell TO a site about eight
miles south of their mill No. 2, on
the survey Of the electric railroad.
They can. however, Gil orders of all
kinds from their yard at Russell. |
having about 1000. 600 feet there of
a good assortment, both rough and
dressed.
B. c. Barbor, chairman Of the
county central committee.
announces the appointment of his
executive committee as follows
John Long. Of Lewiston, J. r. Stan
ley. of Mohler. F. J. Gwin, of Sum-
NIT, and w. c. Foresman, of Oro-
ino. Albert Coburn, of Lewiston,
has been appointed secretary, and
John Long. vice-chairman of the
committee. N
School will open in Nezpercc on
Monday. September 5rd. B. c.
Barbor has been selected to succeed |
himself as principal. The assistant
teachers will be as follows; Miss
Eta Brown, Miss Lillian Brockman,
Miss Maude Coldsbury, Miss Flor
enc. Bell and Miss Carrie Poler. II
is requested that all pupils be pres
emit at the opening in order that they
may be enumerated.
Hank Trimble and wife of Lewis
ton accompanied by Miss Winnie
chief operator Of the Nez-
perez Cooperative Telephone Co.,
we're visitors in Nezperce Saturday
They have been enjoying an outing
in the Craig Mountain country for
week or ten days. Mr.. Trimble has
a farm near Nezperce and while in
this section took occasion to visit it
and make final arrangements for the
harvest.
The barn and granary on w. D.
Hardwick's farm, two miles north of
Nezperce, we're destroyed by fire
about noon Tuesday, resulting in
loss to him of about $4,000 with no
insurance. Hay and grain to the
amount of about $4,000 we're also
destroyed. This loss was to Noel
Gray who has the farm under lease.
The origin of the FIRE was careless
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