The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-20
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life Of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

Nezperce has a building boon
coming up.
r.. A. High is a business visitol
in the city from Lewiston
Some mighty good shows run.
ming at the Temple now.
Don't forget the Lyceum mum
Der at the Temple Theatre. Friday
night.
Edward Godfrey, Of Weippe,
was a business visitor in this city
Friday.
For Sale 100 acres 2 miles south
of Winchester. Enquire Union
State Bank.
B. w. Tefft, Of the Ilo section,
was registered at the Nezpcrce
Hotel Tuesday.
Henry Klattenberg, Of Tekoa,
Wash, was business visitor in
this city yesterday.
The next Lyceum number is a
good one. 1t will be given at The
Temple Theatre Friday night.
Don t miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nelson return
ed to their home in Charleston this
morning, after a visit with the
children here.
Have you noticed the class of
picture plays the Temple is carry
ing now? Top-notch stuff, with
leading stars.
Come prepared to have a good
time at the American Legion ball
next Thursday night and you'll
not be disappointed.
Mr.. Cleveland, Of Lewiston, who
traded for the E. Nelson quarter
southwest Of town, is moving on
to the place this week.
The quail season closed Satur-
day, but the China pheasant may
still be hunted until the end of
the month, if one happens to knew
where to find any.
DR.. E S. Peterson is in Lewis
ton this week in connection with
lodge affairs, and DR.. McAllister
is taking care of his dental prac-
tice during his absence.
Tic fine spring-like Weather
this section enjoyed the first hall
OF the week is about 10 be push
ed aside by the cold wave prom
ised by the weather observers.
Robert L. Anstine, who is very
successfully conducting the Nor
rowtown school this term, is in
Nezperce taking examination for
renewal of his teachers certit-
cate.
County Attorney G. G. Pennell
this week bought the residence
he occupies, from Henry Sullivan,
and plans to make attractive I'M
provements on same early IN the
spring.
Local business houses report
trade little quiet these days:
Too much mud for getting in and
out by auto, and horse-vehicle
travel has become too slow Tor
most farmers.
1t was a 580,acre farm above
Asotin that E. Nelson traded his
Nezperce prairie quarter and
Montana land for, and not q 8
acre place, as The Herald mad
vertently said last week.
A number Of school teachers
from various sections Of the coun-
ty are taking the examinations
for certificates, being conducted
this week by the county superln-
tendent at her office in this city.
Deputy Sheriff JAS. Smith went
to Lewiston Sunday ART returned
with j. V. Bliss, the + ". w. Or
ganizer recently expelled from
Winchester and taker- into Gus
tody by the Lewiston authorities,
on his arrival there.
The Lewis county commission
ers will meet as board of equal
ization on personal property tax
on December /, at which time a
Of pieces Of property the
county has taken over for delln-
quent taxes will be disposed of.
At a meeting last Sunday, the
membership Of the Christian
church called Rev. Walter Terry,
Of Nora Springs, Iowa, to the pas
torate Of the local church. Mr..
and Mrs. Terry are expected to|
arrive here the first week in De-
cember.
Frank w. Schultz, the well
known banker and business man
Of Wenatchee, was in Nezperce
this week, looking after his inter
ests here, and he left yesterday
for Ferdinand and Peck, where
he also has stock in leading hard
ware concerns.
0. A. Ware writes from Pine
Greek, Okla, that he and Mrs.
Ware have just finished good
visit with Michigan relatives and