The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-07


that he is still in England. sound
aud we'll The letter will be pub
lished next week.
STRAY-Came 10 the James
Cash Cash ranch last October, a
4-year-old red bull with white
spots; marked with tip off right
ear and anderslope on same ear
, bars q D branded back OF left
hip. Can be had ON proof of pro-
perty and payment of all expenses
for his keep and advertising j.
w. Ainzen, Greenereek, Ida. 81 H..
Mrs. Anna Smith, president OF
the Nczperee Local Women 5
Christian Temperance Union, call
ed a mceting OF that organization
at Mrs. Films, Tuesday, March
9Th, ut 2;30 p. III. Object OF the
Injecting was to revive interest in
the W. C. 4. U. work here, and get
busy doing our bit toward the
war prohibition measure Secre-
tary.
Percy Price returned home last
night from Lewiston whore he has
been for the past three weeks,
having his hand doctOred. II and
his arm were broken in an auto
accident last fall and il was nec-
essary TO break the bones in his
hand over again IN order that M
might have the proper use of his
fingers. lie is getting along fine
now.
The Girls Club enjoyed a the
atre party last Thursday even
ing, after which they all assem-
bled at the club house for jolly
time while partaking OF a gener-
Gus bit o rare" lunch daintily
served by Misses Maude Near
and Lillia Harbke. Girls, BE sure
to bring needle, thread and thim-
bic for the Red Cross work To-
night. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Dean will
leave tomorrow for Charleston 20
make their permanent residence.
He is one Of the prairie ) pioneers.
and recently sold his fine farm
southwest OF town 10 Fred Greek
for $4,000. Mrs. Dean has resid.
ed here since their marriage in
Charleston a few years ago. The
Herald joins their many OLD
friends in wishing them continued
and happiness. III their
new home.
In a letter received Tuesday
BY Postmaster J. W. Anderson.
Miss 3Iaude lIammell stated that
her father, Colonel w. w. Ham
nell, had recently undergone q
Ievere attack similar 10 those he
has suffered ON previous Oceas-
Ons, bur was now able 10 SIT up
md enjoy his reading The fam
~ is spending the winter isi Port
and, and il il their plan 10 re-
urn TO their home in Nezperee
bout the first Of May.
In a letter accompanied by 4
heck for subscription renewal
nd a bunch Of sweet viOletS 1.-THE
alter appreciated IN way more
han the former), Mrs Matte l..
luck, Of Lordsbure, Cal, says
The weather is fine and summer
Ike, but just now we are needing
hin badly. Have only had few
ght showers 50 far this winter
Id settlers said we would surely
r. rain in February, but now the
onth u more than half gone and
rain in sight yet
Dos Rosenerants, Of ISamiah,
rs week purchased Of Curtis j
iller sax head Of full blood Here.
nd bulls. He also recently pur.
Iased eight head OF the same ]
eed Of Finney Bros, Of Wood.
nd Mr. Rosengrants IS one OF =
e largest cattle raisers in this :.
Ut Of the country, having al n
is time $50 head Of high bred
ado Short-li0rn cows that he
II cross with the above. lie
inns this to make the best beef
'er Of any breed or cross, and
tn Mr. Roscngrants lifelong
periencc at the live stock bus -
-, having shipped thousands u
head Of fat cattle, he must
ow what he IS talking about.
3. w. VanSyoc, who. with his .
ie, recently returned to their =
home at Cleveland. Ohio. z
ties to p. W. Mitchell here. IA
4, as follows: "Well. / am at
old business again and find
I'D not forget all Of il, but Of
rise after farming for five
RS, ! am naturally a little rus Fl
The company was glad 10
me back as they are awful
y. Cleveland is a hustling city :
Is much larger than when we
We had very nice trip
le, IL ! don't mention the bob
trip 20 Vollmer. We thought
would freeze 10 death From