The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

: 10 the field at the Erick Anderson
: farm TO view the place where Mr..
: Anderson committed suicide. In the
! sleigh we're Mr.. Felt. wife and baby
Mrs. NJ. d. DeMoudc and Mrs. z
Boles. Aside from a snow bath no
one was hurt. Mr.. Felt says that
hence-forh be will drive &c suit him
self.
The dance TO be given ia Wilson's S
hall next Tuesday night (Cnristmas)
by the Nezperce irenen is the talk
Of the town and the committees In
charge are leaving nothing undone
10 make the event surpass the sue
cesstul ball given by the organization
on Thanksgiving night. The Urqu-
hart orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music and this fact alone
assures the dancers an evening Of
more than ordinary enjoyment. Sup
per viii be surved at the Clark House
and manager ]. T. Orbison assures
the public that they will not be dis
appointed.
DIED -E. II. Post, at his home in
Nerperce yesterday evening about 6
O'Clock. aged 65 years, II months
and days. The deceased was a
victim Of paralysis and had been an
Invalid for several years. He had
been resident Of Nezperce prairie
since the opening of the reservation.
a, which time he filed on valuable
homestead z miles north Of here.
The place was sold about two years /
ago and the family moved to town {
where they have since resided. A :
wife and two sons, Homer and vir-
gil, survive him. The burial will ,
take place tomorrow. Mr.. Post re- I
sided at Moscow prior to moving to '
the Nezperce prairie. =
B. c. Barbor received notice
yesterday OF bis appointment to sue
ceed Chas. CARLY as receiver in the ,
Lewiston land Office. Judging by I
the many expressions heard this
feels elated and the resi-
dents are assured OF Prof. Bzrbor's
and competency for the y
position. We hear only one regret a
expressed and that is We are to '
loose a citizen whose value to this 4
own and country is hard TO esti- 6
nate. As principal OF our public a
schools and in other matters of gen. a
,rsl welfare be has been one OF the '
eaders. Prof. Barbor has been a. D
resident Of Nezperce nearly three a
years and owns the Wilson home
where he now resides. The Herald
oins with bis many friends in wish
ng him success and will extend the Z
land Of welcome if be should ever I"
Eish TO return. J,
There are some people who are al Il
rays looking out for Sights. They
:annot pay visit, they cannot re- II
,eive friend, they cannot carry on
he intercourse OF the family without n
some oifense is designed.
They are terrible touchy. If they c,
meet an acquaintance in the street, "
sho happens to be pre-occupied with
BUSINESS they attribute his abstrac-
ion to some motive personal to them
elves and take umbrage accordingly.
hey lay on others the fault of their " "
rritability. A fit OF indigestion %
lakes them see impersiaances IN OF
they come in contact with. 6
persons. who never dreamed IN
{ giving offense, are astonished to p
nd some unfortunate word or some %
lomentary tsctisurlsisy mistaken fer az '
isult. Of course, such mental con- y
ition is due to too much thinking "a
bout self and to an xaggersted self w
steem, even though unconscious. 50
he best remedy is to persistcntly I, a
ut thoughts of self out OF mind. N'
ind something more elevating to
link about If you are one of the
'uchy ones, and you'll soon lose the
abit. Bundle Of Stix. W
A Sioux City preacher asked the 90