The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-11-15

game was scarce m tue hi&h noun
tains ON account of the snow driv
ing them down ON the river.
Il. h. lloStede, the OrofinO Nv
torney who was convicted Satur
dag in the Federal court at Mos
COW of interfering with the army
draft. was sentenced TO foui
months Imprisonment IN the
/ Clearwater Jail
ANcti0neer Harry Cranke s
llerSlSineMS Banquet az the Boil
linger Hotel on the second even
Mg az the Lewiston stock show,
was enjoyed hy some 40 guests
and was one of the big entertain
ment features of the show.
4. ]. Miller. Geo. F. Reinhardt,
Frank Cargill. Harvey Wester
and Walter Hoover bought a ear
load Of the show Hereford and
Short-Horn cattle at the Lewiston
stock show, a fun description Of
(which The Herald will publish
next week.
Mrs. A. ]. Hardy and little
daughter will arrive at Nezperee
Friday from an extended visit
with relatives in Iowa and III
iOnis. They join Professor Hardy
here, who is making fine pro
gress in his first year as a member
Of the local High School faculty.
Cecil Hammer. formerly EN-
ployed in the Union State Bank
at this place and later a deputy
in the county auditor 5 office
and who has been in Spokane for
the past two months, has enlisted
in the navy department and left
Spokane Monday night to take up
his duties at San Francisco.
FOR SALE In johnson 3 first
addition, across street from c0un-
ty and city block, 7.rOom house,
small cellar under house; 12x20
rustic wood house; one lot fenced.
Sidewalk to town. Also rs #. Va.
cant lot, east side block Is John
som first addition. No better
building site in Nezperce. Priced |
to sell. G. Il. Clovis, Ilo, Ida.
Harry knutson returned Tues.
day from a tour Of the Palouse
country and visit 70 Spokane.
made with Vim. Sullivan in his
car. Harry was looking for a
letter farming proposition than
this prairie affords. but says he
must admit there lis no such an
imal " His many friends will be-
glad to see him relocate ON the
prairie.
Postmaster J. W. Anderson has
stalled an automatic letter can
selling machine that will put the
Sibosh on stamps on letters and
)ostals almost as fast as one can
count. It's a big improvement
lIi the old hand.stamp system,
and patrons Of this office need
never fear now that they will
overlook the capacity Of the mail.
ng plant by writing too many
etters.
A letter from T. ]. Preston,
Who recently removed from this
'ieinity 10 Camr0se, Alta, says
Z We arrived all right and had
fine trip. The weather Is just
Z be beaten: no, not
ven in Nezperce. Well, CamrOse
! a hustling little town. To-day
vas examining day for the boys
tho have registered. reminding
le somewhat Of home. Give our
indest regards to al. p =
L. N. Simpson, general manager
( the g. +. Il. & r. Co, and
|. A. Baylcss, superintendent at
irangeville, were in town Mon 4
ay enroute to the Lolo plant.
upt. +. T. Scholer accompanied
hem from here and they over.
auled sOmd Of the machinery,
preparatory for the winters run.
II. Simpson and Mr.. Bayless re-
lrned to Grangeville yesterday,
r. Seholer returning home.
n. B. Schlader, Of the Russell |
elton, was displaying some fine
'eeimens Of spuds in Nezperce
st Friday and We editor thank
lily fell heir to them. They are
the big. long, smooth, white !
lriety, and one takes on the form
the allies, being six large
bers all grown together. And
striking feature about these POI
toes is, they got their growth
most entirely since the first fall
in, about September -.
Through the b. J. Fike real
tate agency the John Dean home
nee, 100 acres, Az miles south
st Of town, and the adjoining
acres belonging to ]. g.
right, were sold to Fred Greek
sterday. The consideration
IS $22, 300. Bir. and Mrs Dean
i move to Charleston in the near
ure 10 permanently reside, and
. ffronk will mavn unon hta nan.