The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-12-02

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u What would be nicer in the HON
than a Victrola, the finest songs an
music in the world. G,tyour famil
one for the holidays. Talk abou
them with Stoufer, the jeweler AM
optician.
Il Jas P. Sorenson, who recent,
purchased the Chas. Giles residenc
property in West Nezperce, on las
Friday moved his family over from
their old home near Mohler and oc
cupied the SAM.
| Thelma, the s year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sanford o.
this vicinity, broke her left arm
above the elbow by a fall from bee
on which she was romping with other
children, last Saturday.
The Misses Nellie Ratliff and
Madge Miller returned to their
duties at the Lewiston Normal Men
day morning after spending their
Thanksgiving vacation with friends
and relatives in Nezperce.
Sheriff M. II. Paige left Saturday
morning for Chillicothe, Ohio, where
he goes to secure Lundy Hatfield
who is wanted here to answer to a
charge of grand larceny and who was
arrested at that place last week.
Strayed Game to my place about
the first Of October a red and white
spotted steer, about seven or eight
months old, both ears cropped.
Owner can obtain same by paying
for this notice. Frank Johnson.
Joe Ivy and S G. Upper returned
home Sunday from their deer hunt
east of Grangeville. They report
plenty of snow, and while the deer
sign were plentiful they we're not
lucky enough to "bring home the
bacon"
Chas. Hartford, formerly a resi-
dent of this vicinity, and now liv-
ing in Pennsylvania, is on a trip to
the west and will arrive in Nezperce
the last of this week to visit at the
home of his cousin, C. w. Booth,
west of town.
The following are a few of those
who left Monday morning to at
tend the stock show at Lewiston
c. F. Thomas, F. w. Cline, a. E.
Wade, Chas. McCollister and wife,
M. J. Hines and wife aud Fred
Turner and wife.
Miss Helen J-ff ey left Saturday
for St. Anthony, Idaho,
having in charge patient who had
been committed to the reform school
at that place. Miss Jeffrey will also
visit relatives in Boise and Weiser
before returning home.
Rev. G. II. Ellis was an lilo visitor
yesterday, having been called there
10 preach the funeral of Matthias
Diethlem, who died Tuesday. The
deceased was "a years old and was
! native of Switzerland The re-
mains we're inferred in the lilo /. 0.
}. cemetery.
D. w. Cargill, who has been quite
lick for the past month with rheu-
natism, left Saturday for Lewiston
n hopes that a change of climate
would prove beneficial to his health,
,ut he felt so much worse that he
iecided to return to Nezperce, which
lie did Monday night.
In the Vendetta" George Kleine
las produced picture of distinction,
historically, scenically and photo
graphically. 1t is by odds the best
ive-part subject he has released and
vill challenge his famous "Quo
7adis' in public favor. See it at the
'pera house Saturday night. Don't
Mss it.
Abe Fuller returned home Mon
lay with big four-point buck he
Tiled on Ceday creek, east of
Neippe last week. Abe says that
here is between three and four feet
# snow in that country and that old
liners there claim that the snow fall
n the mountains is the heaviest ever
,nown so early in the season.
Lost, Srayed or Stolen-From the
10Y Lyons pasture on the breaks of
he Clearwater northeast of Nezperce