The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-12-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Nick Lair sells It for lees.

Glen Miller is visiting friends
in Occur d'Alene this week.
strayed Heifer, coming 2 yrs;
light bfindle; OK brand on right
hip; no other marks, Notify Fred
Schuch, r. F. D. !. 3ws
The board Of county commits
sioners, with Commissioners Long
eteig and Huggins in attendance,
held session in this city Mon
day to conclude the tax equalixa-
ton business on hand.
Strayed From the Frank Bog
ner ranch about two months ago,
dark bay mare with strip in face,
shod all around, age 7, weight
about 1400. Five dollars reward
for return or $3.50 for ;nforma-
ton. Jess Lyons, Nezperce, Ida.
Ben E. Laier, a former Mex
perez boy, who spent the past sew
en- years in Minnesota and in
Uncle Sans army service here
and overseas during the war,
came in Saturday evening from
Taylor's Falls, Mimi, to Join his
brother, Nick Laier, in handling
his mercantile and automobile
business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Harding re-
turned Friday from a visit to his
parents at Gallon, Ohio. They
were accompanied by Alvin FFren-
gel, Mr.. Harding's nephew, who
will spend a season at seeing how
he likes life in the big west. Mark
reports very much enjoyed trip,
and says he found no community
that had anything over Nespercc.
Martin Hines returned Satur-
day from Oakland, CAL, where
he was visiting friends and rela.
tives on his way home from Og-
den, Utah, where he has spent the
greater part of the time since his
discharge from the army last
spring. He says he has learned
something of how the rest of the
world feels to q fellow and be-
lieves he will stick around homo
now for q while.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Terry ar
rived in this city Sunday from
Nora Springs, Iowa, he to become
the pastor Of the Christian church
here. Notwithstanding the thrill
ing journey they had experienced
through the extreme winter
weather Of last week, he stepped
Immediately into the harness and
preached his Introductory SER
mon last Sunday night. The COM
munity is glad to welcome this
goodly twain among its citizen
ship.
atrayed- Six cattle--white-
face steer, 2 years old; over-slope
on right ear, under-slope on left
ear; no brands. Brindle steer, 2
years old; I'D on right ribs, over
slope ON right and under-slope on
left ear; dehorned, bob-tailed.
Red steer, 2 years old; old tri-
angle on right hip hole in right,
slit in left ear. Red dehorned
COW; JD on right ribs, p on hip;
over-slope on one ear, under-slope
on other. Long yearling roam;
id on right ribs; over-slope on
one ear, under-slope on other.
Yearling Jersey heifer; id on
right ribs. Durant Bros, We
ippe, Idaho.
Lawrence Zolber and Joe VIII
ians, Of the Vollmer section, camc
out victorious in q hand-to-hand
fight with a big coyote near tho
breaks Of Lawyers Canyon on the
Zolber ranch last Saturday. The
boys had several traps set and
were running" these when they
the coyote with his
head buried in the carcass of .
horse which had died some time
ago. Having no other weapon,
they took the butt chain from the
harness to the rig they were trav-
cling in, and were fortunate
enough to down the scavanger
with the first blow struck. An
other whack from the chain put
the brute in comatose state and
he was finished with a pocket
knife.