The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-02
LOCAL STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD
Items Of News Generated During the
Past Week By the Activities
Of Live Community.
FaFmers are eutiing an grain.

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Farmers are cutting fall grain.
Jno. MeGee is business visitor to
day.
d. p Donovan and Bill shoekIey
went to Spokane Yesterday.
That there's going to be lots Of hay.
anyway, and it win be needed.
BING and Royal Ann cherries and
currents for sale. Mrs. Hans Knutson.
H. NJ Arnold and Geo. W. wilkins
are business visitors from Grangeville
today.
Nolen HolIen left the forepart Of the
week for Lewiston where he expects 10
enlist.
That Nezpercers do much rubber
ingn around these week-ends-at least
the tires think 50.
Mr. and Mrs C. ". Felt and bows
and Mr.. and Mrs Gene King spent
Sunday with friends st whitebird. max
ing the trip in their big Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Ramey and Mrs
A. Kaline, of Winchester, headed an au-
TO outing party that went to the Pierce
City country the first of the week.
H. G. Paige has opened secondhand
store in the building Just west Of the
post office and is prepared to meet the
demands Of the community in this line.
Alfred Hoag left yesterday morning
for Portland where he win remain per
manently. Mrs. Hoag win visit relatives
in Spokane and Gle Elum before join
ing him.
That Winchester also suffered from
smother strike last Saturday night. This
time il was killing frost that struck
the potatoes and other rendered garden
sass over there.
A. NJ Roberts. one Of our thrifty
pioneers, last Saturday closed a deal
for the general merchandise establish
ment at Johnson, Wash, including his
residence here in the transaction, and
Is preparing to move to that place and
take charge Of the business
Misses Helen Webster and Belle
Randolph. of Spokane, who have been
visiting Mrs. Anna Webster and Mrs.
Dave Turner for the past week, return
ed home Tuesday, Miss Randolph hav.
ing received message announcing the
death Of her sister in California.
Mrs. DR.. S. c. Harbour and daughter.
Miss Mable, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Harbour's brother,
Eph Nelson, for the past two weeks.
left Tuesday for Spokane, Seattle and
Portland where they viii visit while
cnroute to their home in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Medved came
over from Grangeville Friday for
a few days visit with his home
folks in this city. They returned
Monday and viii finish a two
week S Vacation with a fishing
trip in the Salmon river country.
D. w. Twohy, president, and
ThoS. +. Wren, director of the Old
National Bank Of Spokane, and J.
X. Mccormack, vice-president of
the Union Securities Co, Of Spo-
kane, were Nezperce visitors Fri
day, while on an auto tour Of the
prairie section
AUTO FOR SATlE-Chevrolet -Four
Ninety" with license paid, set Of MUD
chains, extra tube, pressure gauge and
extra tools 70 with il At $685. Runs
better than when new. If you are buy
ng car this fall this is your chance
% get a new one at discount Write
II phone Hafland Moseg, Clifford
The Herald is pleased to an
lounce the arrival of an eight.
BOUND young lady at the home OF
Ifr. and Mrs. VIM. Harbke, near
ON July 26th. The whole
'amily is doing finely, and the
little Miss already gracefully
wears the name Delois Mariel.