The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-04
Fletcher News.

brothers.. we always InOugn
that these boys were good fellows
but we know it now. Thank yol
so much for your help for the ru
raj route, which means much Il
make country life agreeable. Now
who viii be the next one to fur
nish me a hay item for next week
John Dillon is building a gar
age for George Odinas in Vollmer
Mr.. Shoun sold fat COW te
the Vollmer butcher last week foI
$4,000.
b. Q. Laufer sold a good span
of work horses last week to Mr.
Warnaeut for $500.
Clyde Anderson sold a fat COW
to the Vollmer butcher for $62. 80.
Mr.. Overman attended to bus
mess at Vollmer on Saturday.
William Hunt attended to bus
mess at Vollmer last week.
Mrs. August Duuek visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Over
man Sunday.
Griffith Jones and L. P. Hultz
attended to business at Vollmer
on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Chapman left the
first of the week for a long visit
with relatives in the lower eoun-
try.
We wish to thank that young
rancher, Hiram Presnal, for a cor
dial invitation to dinner while en-
route to town recently.
Messrs John Dillon and George
Odinas were Sunday visitors at
the beautiful home of Peter Swan
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Ables were
pleasant callers at Fletcher Thurs
day.
Ray A. Harlan, the Fletcher
teacher, has gone to Grangeville
to attend the institute.
William Ashley, Mrs. Carrie
Duuck and Master Cecil Duuek
attended to business at Vollmer
on TUESDAY
Kirby and son have commenced
to combine the land near the Clell
Ables farm.
William Way and son, Earl, are
working for Arthur Furnish help
ing with the harvest.
George Way made a trip to Nez-
perez last week.
Mrs. Jones spent the afternoon
on Thursday the guest of Mrs.
Shoun.
Mrs. Hoss, who was quite iii last
week, is reported better at present.
Miss Lena Treadwell is keeping
house for her uneles, Hiram and
George Presnal.
Mrs. John Stevens is spending
a few weeks visiting relatives
here.
Sherman Way has rented his
farm to his son, Kyle Way, and
sold his stock and farming imple-
ments to Kyle for $4,000. Mr.. Way
bought the cottage formerly own
ed by s. T. Belts and will move
his family to Vollmer where his
daughter, Miss Letha, has the pro-
mise of a position to clerk in the
Scott Mercantile Store, while Err
sal Way viii attend the Vollmer
school.
Elijah Presnal and family spent
a few days last week at the farm
at Calvary.
Friday, the 5th Of October will |
be the date of the departure of
Emil Nilsson for the training camp. |
Emil viii be missed from our COM
munity. He is an honest, indus
srious young man of very good be-
lavior. He has made good as
farmer, helping his father to de-
Telope a very good farm from the
forest. His record has been a fine
me and we hope and trust that his
var record viii be as good. So /
lere is wishing you well, Emil. We
rope that you will be very success
nj in your new career.
Rev. Ghormley preached at Cal
AIRY Sunday afternoon to a good
of the people there.
Rev. Ghormley is an excellent
peaker and his sermon was much
ppreciated by his congregation.
A Dangerous Crossing.
We wish to mention in The
Ierald the dangerous approach to
he crossing on the north side Of
ne railroad between Vollmer and
10. No accident has happened so
IT but it is a regular death trap.
he track runs east and west and
le road runs north and south :
nd the clay banks are so high on
9TH sides of the road and on the
0rth side Of the track that neith-
: party can see an obstruction
his matter should be looked af-
r Immediately by the proper au~ :
lorities and the banks hauled
yav before someone Is killed. \ 4