The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-24

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There viii be an important
Injecting Of the firemen Monday
might, August %, at the city hall
at s 100. All members are request.
ed to be present. al Farmer, chief
| HARVESTERS Farrar's res.
taurant is the place to find your
job. Farmers, call up or drop in
here when you are looking for
harvest hands. Register at Far
rar's.
| HARVEST HANDS - Head
quarters at Joe Ivy's restaurant
Register here and get a job. Far
mers, phone in when you need
men. Wen help you get To-
gether.
County Atty. s. o. TannahiIl,
Sheriff NJ. III Paige, Probate
Judge T NJ. Roberts, Clerk J. b.
White and Atty. G. H. Nugent
were counting in Winchester last
Friday.
Cecil Hammer returned Mon
day 10 his duties as bookkeeper
in the Union State Bank, after a
very pleasant two weeks outing
AT the lake resorts IN the vicinity
Of Spokane.
A broken journal on the L.,
n. & f. engine Friday evening
caused the train TO miss Satur-
day mornings trip. However, they
went out Saturday afternoon and
have been running on time ever
since.
FOR SALE-0ne Of the most
modern, nearly new homes In Aso-
tin, Wash, full basement, eight
large rooms. sleeping porch, laun-
dry, sewage, fun electric equip
menf. Terms 10 suit. Write 10
Chas. A. Laufer. Asotin, Washing
ton. eva
As we are going back TO our
canyon ranch, and as we have no
electricity, we have for sale or
trade for young stock our electric
washer used about q year and q
half. Also / win trade my ear for
a good team Of horses. Geo. II.
Ellis.
The following were among the
kamiah people who visited Nez-
perez Sunday while on an auto
tour over the prairie Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs.
q. O. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Dismore, Wade Wilson and Miss
Beulah McCarty.
Miss Ethel +. Redfield, Of Lew
iston, the popular republican can
didate for state superintendent of
schools, is in the city today IN the
interest OF her candidacy. Miss
Rcdfield reports the outlook very
encouraging and expects TO be
nominated. Here is wishing you
success
o. w. Huefner made a business
visit to kamiah last Friday and
brought back some fine specimens
Of crude asbestos from the vast
deposit near that city This de-
post promises to be a great fl
nancial asset TO our neighb0r city
On the Clearwater.
Rev. T. II. Fertig and b. j.
Fike, pastors Of the Methodist and
Brethren churches. respectively,
Of this city have been appointed
by governor Alexander as dele
gates from Idaho 10 the Americana
Prison Congress. which will be
held at Buffalo. New York, De-
tobcr 18th 10 18th.
Patrons on rural mail routes
have been directed by the postal
TO number and place
their name conspieuously ON their
mail boxes. A majority have COM
piled, but report comes that some
are overlooking the matter. This
is a requirement of Uncle Sam
and, you know. he's a trifle parti-
cular.
NJ. G. Hall, "a member Of the pio-
neer board of county commission
ers OF Lewis county, was in Nez-
perez Tuesday shaking hands with
his numerous friends and acquain-
tances. Mr.. Hall is on a tour Of
the eastern section OF the county
in the interests of his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
from the first dis
lrict and is meeting with generous
encouragement.
A letter received by his parent
here from Leslie Fertig, who is
holding down a forest ranger s
station in the Fish Lake region
about 1875 miles northeast Of Nez-
percc, states that on the 18th in
slant they had one of the fiercest
snow storms he has ev-
n experienced, and a blanket 6 |
inches thick covered the lower /