The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-13


Marion Crumpaeker aud Glen
Sullivan returned home this morn
ing from a short visit 10 Hoo oll-
mer.
Karl c. Frank took orders here
last week for two fine monuments
to be erected in the Nezperce GEN.
etery.
VIM. Eastman returned home
last night from a visit TO the Col
willie country where he has extern
sive stock interests.
Misses Mable and Jessie Banks,
of VOllmer, were arrivals this
morning for a few days visit with
friends in Nexperce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Smith will
leave by auto today for an extend
ed trip through the Paoluse and
western Oregon country.
Mrs. w. c. Foresman returned
TO her home in Sites Monday af-
ter a three weeks visit at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. J. B.
Henry.
Nezperce won the ball game at
lilo yesterday from the crack Fem
team. the score being 4 10 ii. The
Nezperee-Ilo game was called off
on account Of rain.
Phil Wagner, OF Cottonwood,
who has been visiting in Nexperee,
left Saturday for Gillette, Wyom.
ing, TO look after his homestead,
after which he expects 10 join the
colors.
Harold A. Rands, traffic sur
vey engineer for the port Of Port
land, is In Nezperce today looking
up the records and procuring data
pertaining to the products Of this
section.
w. L. Schafer on Saturday
started ON a tour Of Colorado,
Utah and Nevada in quest Of good
homestead locations for some 81
The soldier boys who yet have an
opportunity Of filing.
L. M. F0ss, the well known gen.
aral agent Of the o. w. X. & n.
Ry., with headquarters al Lewis
ion, has been made vice-president
II the Bend, Ore, First National
Bank and has moved there.
Announcement has been given
tut OF the approaching marriage
II Mr. Clarence b. Eastman and
Hiss Mary Hazel Basket, which Is
o take place at the home Of Dir.
md Mrs. j. M. Basket, parents Of
he bride-to-be, on Thursday,
|une 20.
ID. A. Scott and family, Of Ritz.
lille, are enjoying q visit at the
IOme OF Mrs. Scott sister, Airs.
Y F. Cargill. This is the Seotts'
irst visit here in eleven years and
hey note with pride the advance
lent made in both the town and
nrrounding country.
DIR. G. n. Suttner, Of Spokane.
ras an arrival from Lewiston yes.
erday morning via auto and as
.sted by DR.. Gist and DR.. Taylor
on Mrs. J. r. Sorenson
Or appendicitis. Mrs. Sorena0n Il
citing along just fine. DR.. SUIT.
er returned to Spokane this
forming.
Roy Thompson. Of Lewiston, has
ecepted q position in the Thomas
Jamison Ford Garage. 8fr.
thompson was foreman for four
ears In the Ford garage al Lew
ton and Is an expert In his line.
is family IL expected to arrive
las evening and they will occupy ,
'e Hugo Medved property In the
est part Of town.
The 9-year-old son Of Mr. and
RS. Fred Korling, Of the Russell
elton, suffered a badly liberated
Sunday, when he discharged a
ell IN q 22-rifle with nail, the /
ell flying back and striking him.
he gun had missed fire several |
mes, but determined 10 explode /
e shell, the lad tried hammerfnR l
with q nail. DR.. Gist patched |
e wound and the boy is getting
'er the damage.
A. A. EImore, Of Spokane, J. Q. A
dams. Of Douglas, Wash, and II
Darling, Of Bridgeport, Wash. /
IRE Nezperee visitors yesterday. |
lese gentlemen are working on
plan to consolidate the Tri.State
d local grain companies Of the
ties Of Idaho, Washington and
egon and do business under one
I'D. That the buying and selling /
wer Of such a concern would be |
vast magnitude no one oues-
MS. The local company did not
&c any definite action on the
tier but It is presumed that the |
oscillation will be made later IN