The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25

tutIls peas ttts All AtttpNN "t'<'
cross fenced plenty Of water.
Price $4,000. Would consider
some horses on deal. w. J. Ram
ey, Nezperce.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Geo. Robinson re-
turned home yesterday from lilo
where Mr.. Robinson has been con-
Quoting special piano sale and
Mrs. Robinson has been visiting
her parents. They were accom-
panied by Miss Anna Randall,
Mrs. Robinson's sister, who will
visit here for a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyert Blenders
went to Walla Walla Sunday
where Mr. Blenders was operated
on yesterday for some rupture
trouble. "A message was receive
ed by Mrs. Chas. Cook from Mrs.
Blenders stating that the opera
ton was successfully performed
and that the patient is doing nice
".
Hogs were worth 9.75 Monday
The Roehdale company received
one ear which Manager L. T. Me.
kee started to ship TO Spokane
Tuesday, but was compelled 10 re-
turn after going as far as V0ll-
mer ON account Of the Camas prai- |
RE freight being abandoned be-
cause of the heavy snow. He
started again yesterday.
Next week the Fraternal
Temple hall will be treated to a
coat of asbestos ealcimine, a pro-
duet of the Kamiah mines. The
work will be done with a view Of
helping the soundings in the hall
and the promoters have so much
faith that il viii give satisfactory |
results that they have taken the
contract on the "not satisfactory,
no pay" basis.
Looking over n hotel register
in a nearby town, We noticed the
following code Of rules printed
therein: Don't blow out the
gas; in ease Of fire, jump out the
window and turn 10 the left;
fruit taken from the tables viii be
charged for extra 10 avoid all ar
gumcnt, there viii be no fruit
do not ring for lee water, We
have springs in the bed; ii your
room is cold. look out OF the win
dow and see the fire escape; IL
your room is dark, take feather
from a pillow, that is light en-
Ough; If you have come for a
change and a rest, the waiter will
get the change aud the landlord
the rest.
Gone are the good old days
when Sage Brush Sam pursued
he coyote on a cayuse and roped
him with his lariet, when the man
rom the west who made his mon
" ON poker and faro or on
tam" horses warranted to buck
EN- hours, and went 70 the effete
'ast to ride on machinery in the
'orm Of a merry g0-round and
lrop his wad for green goods and
sich like" bnneo games. Your
western man sells imag-
nary wild horses TO the eastern
eomeon" and hunts the prairie
rolf with an automobile. Last
reek z. J. Lynch, Of Miner,
rought down 242 coyote pelts on
rhich he will collect $3.50 bounty \
er from the state, then sold the !
urs for 5000. But that is not the I
Interesting circumstances except
D z. j., for he trapped the brutes
18th contrivances set out from an
uto. He has 500 traps set over q
radius Of fifty miles and he goes
nth in state 10 gather up the
salps Of his luckless victims. The Z.
.urdy ear makes tracks over the
rairie as fast as the broncho Of
ore and does not get f0ots0rc
lille ON the job. The idea Of rid
Ig in an auto after the wild
casts of the prairie, dressed in
scOming "store clothes, = does
u appeal to the eastern ideas Of
estern life; but il has advantag- =
in the matter Of raking in the
Falls Times. m