The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-02-07


II it viii let up in that time vs.
/ will all be satisfied.
l.. l.. Percgrine, proprietor 0
the Cash Bargain Store al thi
place, was an arrival from Asotil
Monday evening and il looking
after business interests here
The young folks had a nerr.
party al Henry Fuchs Tuesda.
might. Dancing and games wer
enjoyed and refreshments served
All report a dandy good time.
4. A. Guard, OF near M0hleF
was IN Nezperce Tuesday IN com
pany with j. w. Donaldson, o
Weippe, who has been a guest a
the Guard home the past week.
Say, son, your Uncle Sam need
you-Over there In France. You
folks want your picture befori
YOU go, and Dad Miner woult
/ like 10 make il for you. Get busy
Frank Allen, Of the interior
Warehouse Co., was an arriva
from Lewiston Sunday evening
and spent the forepart Of the week
IN Nezperee looking after bust
ness.
Sheriff NJ. ii. Paige returned Fri
day evening from Boise, accom-
panied by Lundy Hatfield, who
will appear as a witness againS,
WIN. Campbell in a cattle stealing
ease.
The Fairyiew community has
organized for regular Sunda.
school services heneeforward, each
Sunday morning at III 100. A. r
Larson has been chosen superin-
fendenf.
s. o. Tannahill, our ex-count3
attorney was an ARRIVAL from Lew
iston Saturday evening and at
tended district court here the
forepart of tile week, returning
home yesterday.
LOST - TwO-year-old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
eIe 5 on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward Of s. for in
formation leading 10 return to A.
q. Gross, Mohler. 29-tf
Seats ON sale Saturday, Feb
rnary 8, for the last Lycenm num-
Der, Wallace Bruce Amsbary in
selections from James Whiteomb
Riley at the opera house Tuesday
evening, February -
The Neighbors Of Woodcraff
will hold their next meeting on
Tuesday, Feb. IL. at , p. m, with
Mrs. Emma Perrine. All mem
bers are requested to be present
Ms. Jennie Blakely. Clerk.
Mrs. +. Wienss and Donald re
turned home Friday evening from
! week i visit in Spokane. They
were accompanied by Mrs
father, Mr.. Hicks, who
sill visit here for some time.
STRAY-Come 10 my place on
Oct. rs, 1917, red yearling steer
white spot in forehead and little
white on brisket underbit in left
sar. No visible brands. Owner
nay get same on payment of pas
.urage and for this notice. J. NJ. |
Basket. S6w2
Jim Jenkins has a force Of men
lismantling the old blacksmith
hop north of the Commercial Ho-
FL and is using the lumber for
buildings on his ranch southeast
Il town. A like fate to several
lsher old buildings would be well
.omed by most of the residents of
he town.
Prof. ]. +. Glasspoole was an ar
ival from Portland Saturday |
.vening and has accepted the posi-
ION Of agricultural teacher in our
yublic schools, having taken the |
slace Of Prof. VIM Booth, who ex-
,eefs 70 enter the military service
n the near future.
Mrs. r s. Peterson went to
lewiston Monday TO visit the Doe
or, who is in the hospital recover
ng from an appendicitis opera
ION. He is getting along nicely |
nd expects to be able TO return
lome in q few days.
A line from w. L. Lyon and
wife. who ask that their Herald
4 sent to 21O3 Queen Avenue,
seattle. says: I'VE are pleasant
: situated for the winter aud are
ryina TO make up for lost time in
eeing things We expect to re-
arm sometime in April.
Wallace Bruce Amsbary is an
Iusher al well as an interpreter
nd IN his work viii be found the
pirit Of the poet and the keen IN
ight Of the interpreter. Last
.eeeum number at the opera
Ionse Tuesday evening, February
z. Seats on sale Saturday, Feb j.
AIRY 3.
Lester Peterson, who has been (,
pending the the past few weeks
{ the home Of his brother, DR..
4 9 Eenfaruosa IN This eifv and as l