The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-10
LOCAL MENTION.
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District court convenes here
May 81.
Lewis Kitchen is up from Kan
iah today.
Federal court convenes in Mos
COW May p.
The Senior play al opera mouse
Saturday night. Don't forget
Il. G. Burgh, the brick and tile
man, was an arrival from Troy
last night.
t. o. Green, Of the Lewiston
Tribune, was a Nezperce visitor
last night.
Miss Nettie Ham, a nurse from
Ferdinand is waiting ON S. +.
Smith at his home in the north
east part of town.
I Bob Jewett and Ernest Burns,
Of the Nezperee Telephone Co.,
were arrivals last night and left
this morning for Kamiah.
S. c. Upper was called to Lew
iston on business Monday, return
ing Tuesday. While there he pur-
chased set Of new fixtures for
the Nesler & upper billiard hall
which they expect to open about
the LIST Of the month in the build
ing lately vacated by the Ander-
son Pharmacy.
Earl Garvin, who was among
those from this place who enlisted
with the Grangeville National
Guard company some time ago
and later went with the company
to Boise, writes that he was dis
charged on May 5 ON account Of
being a married man, but viii
stay in Boise for the present.
The Boys and Girls poultry
club at this place now has % men,
bers, and they are busy preparing
for big results in the chicken line.
they expect to have something to
show at the coming Stock Show
and Fair, and DIR. J. w. Akin,
their superintendent, says their
showing viii be worth while. too.
FOR SALE-Haying purchased
a combine, we will sell our thresh-
ing outfit, consisting of 25-horse
Russell engine, 32x55 Minneapolis
separator (bOth in first-class con-
dition), 3 good SIT. Mccormick
binders, 6 good bundle rack wag-
Ons. Will sell at a bargain Ma
chine at Turner Bros. ranch, mi.
south Of Nezperce. Turner Bros.
John Harper had lucky ear
at the Mohler crossing OF
HOlescreek on Wednesday OF last
week. His ear left the grade,
turned twice over and landed on
its wheels, not much the worse
for the tumble. lie was thrown
out and bruised a little on the
head, but got up, started the ear
and went on his way, happy that
I was no worse.
Chas. Thomas, Geo. Bowser and
A. r. Wade went to Grangevillc
he forepart Of the week after
.hree Ford cars for the Thomas 6
Jamison Co, the local agents, who
ire unable to ship them in fast
.nough TO supply the local de-
nand. Since our last issue the
parties have purchased
lords 4. Z. Wade, Vcrn Swartz,
LAY Smith, Clifford johnson.
Rev T. II .Fertig returned home
tuesday from Cottonwood where
e attended the Intensive Cam
align" which is being conducted
Extensively by the Methodist
hurch. lie delivered addresses
unday evening, Monday after
DON and Monday evening. Other
peakers in attendance were Supt
Warmer, of the Walla Walla dis
-ict, and II. j. Wood, Of Grange
lille. .
jim Rice, Of Lewiston, and A.
Of Portland, deputy U.
marshals, were arrivals in Nez-
cree Monday evening on business
with the Helen Fong
use. Mr.. Oftedal returned to .
ewiston Tuesday with Miss Fong .
no had hearing before u. $. a
O'Neil, and she was =
,und over to the federal court :
hich convencs at Moscow May =
|. Mr.. Rice went TO Kamiah and =
rofino on Tuesday to investigate
me further cIcws in the case. =