The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-06-26
LOCAL NEWS.

j mess visitor in the city yesterday
= from Winchester.
= W. A. and Harry Dissmore ant
family, of Kamiah, were Chautau
qua visitors the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McPeak anc
: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stucky, of Ilo
attended Chautauqua Sunday anc
Tuesday nights.
Il G. w. Buckley, DR.. j. w. Akin
and Geo. Talbot left yesterday for
a try at the fishing on the Mussel-
shell in the Weippe section.
In last week S report of the sale
OF Z. J. Miller canyon ranch to
Frank Cargill, the price was mis-
takenly put at $4,000, instead Of
Il Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Ramey were
iup from the Gilbert section the
I flrst of the week, taking in the
Chautauqua and visiting with
| friends.
! |. W. Metzger, in the govern
ment service on the Panama Ca
nal arrived in this city Monday
for visit with his father, Geo. A.
Metzger.
Bradley McCabe and wife of
Lewiston are spending several
weeks vacation at the home Of
her brother. Theo. Primus, in this
VICINITY.
Mrs. Ralph Anderson came inl
Friday from the Okanogan coun-I /
try and will visit for season
with Nezperce and Kamiah rela
lives and friends.
An order was made this morning
authorizing Assessor Ratliff to at
tend the meeting of the state
board of equalization. in Boise
August II to IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Shaw
and son.. of Jerome, Idaho, and
Mrs. Royal Garrison, of Moscow,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. HI. G. Paige
in this city last week.
Earl Evans on Monday joined
the Grangeville Cowboy Band !
which is now filling dates in :
They have been en- Il
gagged to play for the Moscow eel !
ebration July 8, and S. i
We will have another Federal
Farm Loan appraisement about Is
September. File your applica- f
ions as soon as possible so that
hey may be acted on by the local S
committee. G. H. Nugent, sec " A
reas. 1-tfl d
For Sale -915 acres at Lewis /
;on. Close in, well improved with s.
house, barn, orchard 0
md berries. A fine winter home. "
A snap Call or address A. B. v
)lin, Culdesac, Idaho. Nezperce it
)hone. 2w5. Il
Married, at the Kincaid House al
4 this city at 9 p. IN. Saturday, al
une 81, Thomas Pelon and Mrs. g
Jena Strine; both Of Kamiah. u
,ev Claude Martin of the Com al
lunity church performed the GER sa
mOny az
j. w. Bailey the well known :.
Of the Northwest iN
IN Life Insurance Co., returned
lst week from Seattle, where his CT
lslt was extended over the time of
tanned by the return of three br
from overseas ar TO
y service and by a wedding in in
lie family.
John Wallace, who recently re- en-
Irned from his school at Good III
g and joined his mother at Kam- ma
h, attended the Chautauqua and Wis
sited with old Nezperce friends
st Saturday evening. JohnnyIed
i'll spend the summer in Kamiah, Ne
I'd then plans to attend school
Washington. D. G., this winter. me
Geo. Ratliff on Tuesday took $40
e job Of tent man for the Eli COZ
n-White Chautauqua system, "a
cceeding Clarence Hagelie, who WIS
came too i'll to continue the
,rk here. Mr.. Ratliff left We'd
sday morning with the tent |
lich had been in use here and leg
II hold this position till about ed
2 first Of September. Mr.. I'm
.gelie was taken to a hospital Wit,
Lewiston, where it is hoped he stat
Il soon recover from his illness. yer
Lieutenant Frank Fogg, who is I
" in the regular army service a p
judge advocate at Camp Fun gra
n, Kansas, came in Friday for ink
-isit with old Nezperce friends. Car
is on a furlough which ends my,
y l. Lieutenant Fogg entered Cas-
students army training corps and
the Idaho University about a ball
II ago; was sent thence to Fort les.
.e, Ark, where he was given a
commission and \
nsferred to Camp Funston. He esta
de two trips to France in his crol
icial capacity and his work has har
ed him to various sections Of See
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