The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-11-18

be dry over sunday, the rest OF
: the country can put up with contin-
, uous drouth.
That the town of White Earth,
Minnesota, claims the champion
mother of the world. She is Mrs.
Myrtle LaChapelle, 10 years old
and has been the mother of 9 child
rem. Her husband is % years of
| age.
That there is no time to drag the
roads like the everlasting present.
If you would have good roads for
your next spring hauling or autoing,
drag them now. Keep the water and
slush out of them. Drag, brother,
drag.
That jeremiah Paulsell of Port
land recently made application for a |
license to hunt big game. Uncle
Jere is SO years old, and says,
"when it comes to hunting I don't
take back water for any of the
youngsters"
That Nezperce has done fair
share of building this year, and the
outlook is good for more during the
coming twelve months. Nothing
spectacular in the way of improve
ments here, but just good, healthy
growth to meet the demands of a
good, healthy country.
That, according to the local gov
eminent thermometer, Nezperce
drew zero record from the spell of :
winter that infested the northwest
last Friday night. This extreme
temperature is extraordinary here
this early in the season, land many are :
anticipating an unusually long and ;.
severe winter. \
That at ElPaso, Tex, a few days I
lgo, Stanley Cobb applied for Ii I
:ense to marry Margaret Corn, but q
he marriage license clerk refused to :
ssue the document, thinking it was &
joke. When convinced, he shelled Z
tut. Pop Corn was said to oppose q
he marriage, but when appealed to y
aid, "shucks" and headed the list q
or the husking. =
That those bright, natty uniforms a
cen flashing about this neighborhood \
ince Monday have nothing to do s.
18th the new army President Wilson c
roposes to raise. No, they adorn
1e persons of Rural Mail Carriers
illups, Burton and Swartz and make ~
lie boys look like the real article, ~
20. And they say that they are as ~
as they look. ~
pr
That in some respects the Spirit ~
axe Herald is hitting the BULBS eye -;
hen it says: "Never before in :
e history of the state has north M;
|aho mad such an opportunity to M,
in the governorship for one of its :
pstf1onc Sc vracontoI
- sta
*"* As a matter of course just -
y northern Idaho Republican can -
t win. It will take the best kind 49,
a man to make a showing against 70
,vernor Alexander"
That wireless watts over the news
at w. 81. Mason, recently connect ]
with the business end of the Lew the
on Journal, has shifted his base of bly,
erations from that city to Vollmer, ]
ere he will enter the legal arena par
mayhap do things in the way of mig
living the recently defunct Spokes- F
n. Mr.. Mason a while ago rep lish
ented Latah county in the legis- at t
IRE, and possibly he has some n
itical feelings for Lewis. Who par,
,ws? Anyway, this is good soil v
quick growth in the political Qua
den.
That war aircraft must now fly I
b. The past fifteen months of have
in Europe has resulted in re- tabl'
-kable advance in anti-aircraft M
llery. Whereas, at the begin room
, of the conflict, the aviators con- II
red themselves secure when fly stud
at attitudes of 5000 feet, since II
shrapnel burst some thousands ing
Get below them, there is atten- ing
/ danger today even when flying why
$1,000 feet. The range of the glvln