The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-17

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ward q. L. Hotaling.
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.
Dallas Clark and family went 70
Charleston last Friday, where Mrs.
! Clark viii visit relatives while
Dallas looks over the Montana
country with the view Of locating
homestead.
b. j. Fike has secured the agen-
cy for the famous Jeffrey ear and
celebrated the event last week by
selling a 81 ton truck to Heston
& Son. They expect TO use it as
service car.
FOR SALE-0ne of the most
modern, nearly new homes in Aso-
tin, Wash, full basement, eight
large rooms, sleeping porch, laun-
dry, sewage. full electric equip
ment. Terms 70 suit. Write 20
Chas. A. Laufer. Asotin, Washing
ton. lw4
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 a year and a
half. Also / will trade my car for
good team Of horses. Geo. II.
Ellis.
Hon. +. L. Parker, of Cotton
wood, Democratic candidate for
lieutenant-g governor, was Nez-
perez visitor Saturday while on
his way TO 0rofino, where he de- /
livered an address during the big /
celebration held there Saturday
night.
Ben Schultz dropped in Thurs
day night for a few days visit,
returning TO Lewiston Tuesday
morning. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Schultz who has
been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Graham.
We are IN receipt of a letter
from our old friend, w. ID. Hard
wick, who is now located at Jer-
ono, Idaho, having moved there
from California last fall. He
writes that they are all well but
somewhat older than they were
when they left Nezperce, and says
10 remind his old friends that he
is still on top.
Anciioneer +. w. Cline cried
very successful sale for Clarence
Kennedy last Saturday at his
place north Of Greer. Mr. Ken
aedy viii move his family back to
Nezperce TO reside during the har-
vest season. after which he con-
templates taking q look over the
Wyoming land which is open TO
homestead with the view Of fill
ing there.
Miss Helen Jeffry was an ar
rival from Hagerman, Ida, the
first Of the week and has resum-
u her old position as manager Of
he local exchange Of the Pacific
states Telephone Co. She reports
DR.. and Mrs. Jeffrcys as being
sell contcnted with their business
and social life in HagermaiA
where they enjoy good health and
m abundance of sunshine.
Ii had been just 30 years since
Miss Joanna Kelly and her broth
err, NJ. Kelly, Of eight miles north
IL Nczperce, had met when the
former recently arrived here from
her home at San Francisco, Cal,
for a visit with her brother. The
reunion was happy one and
there were many interesting cx-
pcriences to relate that had come
10 each during this lapse Of years.
Last Thursday evening some
sixty 0dd-fellows, Rebekahs and
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Lehr gathered at their fine new
home northwest Of town and gave
them a most pleasant surprise.
The evening was spent in listen
ing to an informal program con-
sisting Of instrumental and vocal
solos, readings, recitations, social
intercourse and partaking of light
refreshments. All report a most
enjoyable evening
John Fite, j. l.. Boyer and Tom
Wagner, of the Mohler section,
returned the latter part Of last
week from very pleasant outing
trip TO the higgins country. They
report plenty Of fish for their lar
der and improved health from use
of the famous Higgins Springs
water. While seeking the seclud-
ed haunts Of the willy trout, Mr..
Fite had an interesting experience
with big rattle snake, but he sue
,,os{o,1 ia killing the rnufilp before