The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-12-06

( The new SciOOl NUNNt IN iutdi
district No. 26 will carry the
same name as the old Evergreen.
Remember the lecture on bac-
teria-free- at the high school
auditorium Monday evening. II
will be well worth hearing.
A new soldier for Democracy
enlisted in the Vim. Shockley FAM
Ills last Thursday, Nov. -. He
passed a satisfactory examination
/ all around, weighing full ten
pounds in his natural uniform and
showing lung power that is UNI
questionable. He'll be in line for
the heavy artillery in due time.
w. j. Jordan, general agent Of
the Northern Pacific, and l.. NJ.
F0Ss, district agent for the Ore
gon- Washington Ry. and Naviga-
ton Co, were up from Lewiston
the first Of the week taking !
bird 's-eye-yiew Of prairie condi-
tions.
LOST-3 head cattle roam
bull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand
on right side; 2-yr. old white
heifer, crop off right ear, either
C. or q. G. brand ON right side !;
roam yearling heifer, with tag in
ear. $40 per head reward for in
formation leading to recovery &.
F. Christensen. Il.
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fuller states that they ex-
peet to spend the winter in Gill
lette, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
f. C. Fuller and John and that
John had bought a half section
REIMBURSEMENT south OF Savage.
ton, but would not move on the
same until spring.
Mrs. G. l.. Moore and son, IIar-
old, who have been visiting Mrs.
Moore's daughter. Mrs. J. T..
southwest Of town, we're
passengers this mbrn.
ing. the former 10 her home near
kalispell and the latter 10 Sp0-
kane where his will attend bust
ness college this winter.
Adolph flinkleman, Sam Ham.
NELL and John johnson, the Green
creek highway commissioners,
were in town Friday comforting
with County Surveyor Jas. Trem
Jath regarding the requisition for
.ulvcrts in their district. Mr.
rrembath informs US that the con.
tractors will be here in a few days
% start work on the project.
Admiral Robert +. Peary, Of
Artic pole fame, predicts an at
aek on American Atlantic coast
titles by German airplanes IN the
lear future. Surely the Hun
ould do nothing that would more
olidly amalgamate American sen.
innate than 70 pull off one Of his
stunts on our defense
ess women and children.
A. Bassett, Wade Eniiek. Il.
!. Hacker, Guy McPeak and Har.
= Stone Of the VOllmer section
ere in town Tuesday overnight,
lroute home from a hunt IN the
apoose lake country. They Sc II
ired the limit on deer and Guy b
IePeak bagged a bull elk, but q
} was unfortunate enough 10 Ib
Sc the teeth and his purse con- L
lining $1,000 on his way out. tl
Henry Billows and wife return. G.
home Saturday evening from In
SIT with their daughter, Mrs
IN Dinwiddie, cast Of Kamiah. In
hey report that Ed Oetkin and ltl
I'm Dinwiddie had Just returned
ON their big game hunt up the
'lway and that they had their :
lotted number Of deer but fail. r
70 get an elk. Sam killed
Dnster buck near Camp 81
aiming It to be the largest ne
er saw.
Married-At Calgary ON Nov
/, Miss Lois Ramey OF Nezperce
aho, to Mr. Emory Syron. oil
irdisty. A short reception was
zen at the home Of the groom
o miles north Of Hardisty upon
sir return from Calgary. The
ests attending were Afr. andiI
=. w A. Burghardt, Mr.. andII
$. Earl Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
iro and Esper Burghardt. all
m Nezpcrce, Idaho, the former
me Of the bride and groom
Igheed Express
dr w. A. Burghardt has Inn
ted IS head Of pure bred
reford cattle, consisting OF Toll
d Of pure bred heifers, all bred
the noted bull, Canspus End,
1887. He also has two poliII
ref0rd calves from the noted
! March On, No.1279, and three
lers are from the same strain.
has at the head Of his bunch
noted bull Ben Mac 2nd. No.
IS, which gives him one Of the
punches Of cattle ever seen
his district. Anyone wishine
see these cattle are enfirelv