The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-11-04

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over from Oregon last week visiting
At the home of her cousin, A. F
Harbke, and family of near Russell
Messrs Harbke and Louy made Th'
Herald pleasant call Saturday
They left for Walla Walla yesterday
morning
| Warren Harrison of the Weippt
section was thrown from horse
Monday and sustained fracture Of
the right leg, above the knee. DR.,
Jeffreys of this city was called and
fixed up the damaged member and
the patient is getting along very sat-
isfactorily.
The Vermont Loan & Trust Co.
have just made new reduced rate
on farm loans on Nezperce prairie
which is much lower and more
liberal in every way than anything
they have been offering before in
this section. See Robt. 81. Cosgrove
their agent at Sharkey & Fixes Office.
Abe Fuller and Dick Johnson re-
turned home this morning from the
"Sarvis Flat" country where they
went a week ago on hunting trip.
Abe succeeded in bagging spike
buck and the camp had plenty of
meat, but hunting conditions we're
not very favorable. The other boys
will remain for few days in hopes
of getting their limit.
E. N. Routh departed Monday for
Wash, where he will
spend the winter with his son, C. Q |
His pleasant .'howdy do" and jolly
stories will be missed by cronies on
the prairie. Mrs. Rou.h and son,
left at the same time for
Spokane. The latter will attend the
Northwestern Business College at
hat place during the winter.
F. A. Wester and C. J. Miller &C 4
,ompanied Auctioneer Cline to
-loverland Monday to attend the big
sale held by H, D Wester at his
'anch near that place on Tuesday.
4. D. has rented the Becker farm
forth of this city and will take
charge of the same in short time.
His old friends hereabouts will be
,lad TO welcome him and his little
amily back to the prairie.
P. F. Felt, known to SO 44-1OO of
he population of the Nezperce Sec
ion as Daddy" and just as highly
steemed as the familiarity of the
tile implies, went back to his old
Missouri home Monday to visit with
he ''boys" for spell. He will go
0 Quincy, Ill later to visit his
laughter, Miss Lulu Felt, and thence
0 Kansas to spend the winter with
is son, Sanford. May the best of
ortune attend you, Daddy.
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Rev. T. II. Fertig and E H Wa
ers returned Saturday night from
layton, Wash, where during the
lst half of the week they attended
le district meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal church. They report
cry profitable and pleasant trip,
:ating that the gathering of church
slegates and ministers was large
nd many excellent features were in
uded on the program. The trip
as made in Mr.. Waters auto.
Cherries all summer and fall.
hats the way they have'em out at
gorge Reinhardt's place. Nice,
esh ones, too, right off the tree.
/ evidence of this Mr.. Reinhardt
Gated The Herald force to liberal
nipple Saturday that he had just
altered from the tree that morning.
hey were of the late Richmond va
ETY., and we're fine. He said this
ee had been loaded with ripe fruit
nee the first of September, and an
Id feature is, especially to eastern
s, that the fruit is in prime condi-
IN despite several hard frosts and
eezes it has passed through. He
ated that he had been using cher
IS from his orchard right along
ice the middle of June.
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