The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-02-14

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farmers as it will cover up the fall
grain and prevent amy damage 70
il By freezing. There Is scarcely
enough for sieighing
A. j. Erickson, Il f. Dean and
NJ. Al. Phillips, OF Reubens aud
vicinity are in Nezperce this week
as iurymen in the district court,
They made The Herald an appre-
eiated call today.
City Marshal A. Farmer re-
quests that all property owners
fix up their sidewalks. You can
save money BY doing it, for il you
don't fix them the city viii and
the work and expense will be
charged up to the property with
costs
Andy Stellmon and Earl and
Billy lost three valuable trail
hounds last week when they got
hold Of SOME poison someone had
put out for coyotes in the Six Mile
country. The boys are sad and say
Someone is always taking the
JOY out Of life
Glen Olson was a passenger for
Charleston Tuesday, where he Went
10 attend the wedding Of his sis
ter, Mabel b., 10 Corporal Samuel
j. Fuller, OF 1T. Bliss, Texas. The
wedding occurred az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h Olson, former
residents OF this place
A jolly crowd Of some sixty
friends and neighbors gather at
the +. A. Wester home north of
town last Friday night and gave
them a most pleasant surprise.
They remained until the wee small
hours enjoying singing, music,
games aud refreshments.
County Advisor A. + Wade. r
A. Wester and Matt. Sehmidlkofer
went to lilo Saturday 10 attend a
joint meeting Of the advisory
council and executive committee
Of the Lewis County Farm Blu
reau, held for the purpose VI out
lining plans for the coming year
John Halter was an arrival last
Friday from his ranch on salmon
river lie says the grass Is green,
flowers are IN bloom and that Il
is regular summer time down
there. Mr.. Halter Is a plumber and
concrete worker and has a card in
this issue II sou have amy work
to do in his line he asks that you
give him q trial
Fred and Art Turner, with their
and Lloyd Turner started
Tor Lewiston aud California this
but were forced to turn
Pack on account OF the blockade.
It is the intention Of the Mes
lanes Turner and their children
q visit in Lewiston while the
BOYS take a run down 10 CaIif0r.
Tia. They will resume their jour
icy as soon az the weather breaks.
y. Dudley. Of this city, reeciv-
Il word the first Of the week that
us brother, Leonard II. Dudley,
vas one of Uncle Sam 5 soldiers
n the Tuscania when she was tor
ledoed and sunk on the morning !
I February s, and that he was
mOng those rescued This infor.
nation came IN the form Of mes. Z
age from the war department 10 )
n. Dudley = mother IN Spokane. :
nd she sent the good news on 3
ere. y
The following out-of-town jury. =
len were arrivals last night and :
lis morning: Ira Coon, 4. q.
dimes, Central Ridge; Frank
ansen, Fred Sweet. Ray New =
rk, Russell James pardue, Har. =-
{ koIe, Vollmer: w. y. KricbeI, -
'inchester: ". J. Drake, G. I'll
iller. 7. f. Henderson, Kamiah
j Erickson, L. F. Dean, WIN.
iillips, Reubens B. w. Tefft. n
Jones, L. J. Osburn. J. +. Pat.
n, w II Matthews, 10.
Joe Stach, living northwest oil 1
xn, wishes to express his thanks
the friends and neighbOrs who'll
We him and his family a very
sasant surprise Sunday. OIL
lrse Mrs. Stach knew they were
ming, but the surprise on Joe
3 complete. Some y Of their
ends and neighbors came in on
N Sunday morning and o very
asant day was spent. visiting,
wing games and cards, singing
instrumental music and
lptuous repast was served.