The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-19

/ Roebuck & Co, who sent him
cheek for $1,000
Mrs. Highly, Mrs. +. J, Flour
noy and daughter, Miss Matilda,
+ and Mrs. A. kalme motored over
from Winchester yesterday 10 at
tend stock show and be the guests
of Nezperce friends.
Eugene Enloe, president, and
Il. NJ. Simpson, general manager
of the G.. r. l.. & T. Co, were
in town yesterday enroute from
| Grangeville to Spokane They
went to Orofino yesterday even
ing.
Mrs. Peter Fox returned home
yesterday evening from a visit
with relatives at Moscow She
was accompanied by Misses
Florence, Iris and Myra Armbrus.
ter, who will visit here for some
time.
Owing to the lack of spice the
write up ON the Lewis County
Rebekah Association which held
Rebekah association which held
its first annual convention here
last Friday viii appear in next
weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b Carey and
daughter, Miss Benlah, and Mrs, 4
Alice Carey and daughters, Earline .
and Gladys, left Saturday for a
weeks visit in the Yakima c0un-
try. They made the trip in their .
new Dodge car.
Miss Inez Topper, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
&C. NJ Upper, north Of town for
the past two weeks, returned 10
Spokane this morning, where she
will resume her duties as nurse 1
IN the st. Luke's hospital
Mrs. Mary Crete, OF Willows.
California, Miss Kramer, Of Col
ton, Wash, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Sehaaf, Of PomerOy, Wash,
were visitors at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Primus Saturday
and Sunday. They made the trip
in DIr. Sehaaf's 7-passenger Buick
ear. (
STRAYED-From the Steven
son place in Lawyers canyon on or
about the 9Th or 9th Of June, roam
COW, branded bar l. on left hip.
square crop off left ear and two
splits in right. Has rcd calf about
two months old. Liberal reward
for information leading to recOv.
cry. Earl Richardson.
G. G. Penmell returned home
last Thursday from 4 business trip
to Tacoma. He also visited the
environment camps at
American Lakes, Seattle and Spo.
kane, and was most favOrably inn
pressed with the conditions Of the
camps, and he states that every.
thing was hustle and hustle.
Vim. Ruble and J +. BridwelI,
Of Kamiah, aud Geo. +. Reinhardt, ,
Df Nezperee, Kamiah highway
district commissioners, were in
session with the county commits
lioners yesterday We understand
here is n plan on foot to dis
organize both the kamiah and
highway districts.
Besides the kamiah baud the I
following list are few from that
place who are attending our stock
how: Cliff. Miller and wife,
John Pomeroy and family, l.. +.
forming and wife, DR.. J. r. Nc ,
lin, VIM. Rublc, j. y. BridwclI, !
Iohn Matloek, L. z. Bradbury and :
Louise, Miss Nora and !
lew Kitchen and G. II. Cline. !
FOR SALE One section Of I
and adjoining land recently pur. !
hased by w. H. Johnson Of Ncz- !,
,erce, located northwest OF Fort !,
,enton, Montana Well improv- .
d with It's acres Of crop in flax =
all and spring wheat all fenced /,
nd plenty Of water. Land prac- +
ically all tilIable. Houses, barn, 4
te. Price $500 per acre. Write !;
!. II. Kreis, owner, Fort Benton,
lontana. 1872
The city dads placed the guide
igns for automobolists on Main /,
nd Maple streets Tuesday and q
ley request the Herald to state i
rat the rules Of ordinance No. 4,
IS, published in last week s is a
ne, will be strictly enforced by q
le city marshal regardless Of p
erson so If you don't want to
ny fine just respect the rules.
lso remember the speed limit is
) miles per hour.
Monday afternoon Supt. +. T. r,
rholer, assisted by Fire Chief - -
Farmer, Marshal Chas. Sartin III
I'd a force Of men drained the +;
a., roqervoir nv affaebio0 tho "