The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-06-05
LOCAL NEWS.

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| just received 800 pounds 0.
real candy at the Temple.
| Harry Knutson went to Lewis
ton Friday to visit relatives.
/ No more long waiting at the Gen
State Barber Shop. ]. D. McCown.
/ Mote Ferguson. Of Kamiah, was
a visitor in this city yesterday.
Three BARRIERS to take care of your
wants at the Gem State Barber Shop
sCarlson's lines are always the latest
See those new dress shirts he is show,
ing. x
Byron Defenbach was an arfi-
val in the city Friday from Lew
iston.
John Jorgens this morning
shipped car of cattle to the Spo-
kane market.
Next week is Boy Scout week
"Invest dollar in boyhood to
build manhood. -
Mr. and. Mrs. Norton Miller
were passengers Friday for Spo-
kane, for short visit.
Mrs. M. III. Paige returned
Thursday evening from visit
with relatives in Ilo.
Mrs. Trontow returned to Lew
iston Friday after a visit with
relatives and friends on the prai-
rie.
Roy Garrison, Of Moscow, came
in last Thursday evening for a
visit with his old friend, Nj. IL.
Paige.
The local banks have received
Liberty Bonds Of the last issue
and now have them ready for dis
tribution.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Kelly aod
daughter, Miss Susie, were visi-
tors in the city from Winchester
yesterday.
Mrs. Harland Moser and baby
returned last Thursday even
ing from visit with friends in
Winchester.
On last Friday Curtis ]. Miller
bought the Jacob Fink farm OF
16O acres, just east Of this city,
for $4,000.
Chas. r. Larson. the Reubens
was guest at the
nome of his son, Albert, in this
H. Ioo4 &c 4lo xraoly
Harry Agrell yesterday bought
he Orve Poole 80-acre farm, two
niles west Of Ferdinand, through
he real estate agency OF q. j.
Miller. The consideration was
s6,4OO.
Rev. Claude B. Martin yester-
lay evening took the Eagle Patrol
# the local band of Boy Scouts
,ut to the Fuller crossing at Law
yer's canyon for nights camp
no and fishing.
Miss Sigma Anderson, who has
,een a local exchange operator
or the Nezperce Cooperative Tel
,phone Co. the past year and a
lalf, left Sunday for Troy, her
Id home, to take clerkship IN
! store.
A message received here yester-
lay by his family stated that
Herbert Booth has received his
discharge from the army and is
nroute home from Camp Merritt,
I. Y. He is expected in Lewis
on Friday afternoon.
Editor Sasse. Of the Ferdinand
enterprise says: "That the life
# an umpire is not always pic
ured lying on a bed of roses. but
lmpires. like any other human
,eings. are not infallible. And
le knows by experiecne.
Leon Perrine. who as a junior in
he Idaho University has been
naking an enviable record in the
thletics of that school the past
ear, will go to the Presidio, Cal,
bout the middle Of the month to
esume his duties in the army
Ulcers training school, from
which he has not yet been dis
harged.
Are there any fish in Lawyers
reek? Well, anyone who saw
he beauties Leslie Brown brought1
n last night after an hours try
,ould be inclined to think so. Be
ides the numerous small ones he
brew back he caught nine near I
he Stevenson crossing and made
sort of sample display of them.
hey ranged from seven to IA
nches in length.
G. w. Felt left this morning for
Quincy. ILL.,. where he was called
" a message from his sister all
ouncing the serious illness OF his
ather, P. F. Felt. The senior Mr..
'elt has been in failing health for
ONE time of an ailment incident
0 old age, and the attending
hyscian holds out slight hope OF
is recovery. This news will be
eceived with deep regret by the
lany prairie friends of "Daddy"
lol+ made dnrinr his several I