The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-03-11

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their home Tuesday and fracture
her left forearm.
Mrs. Earl Reinhardt returne
last Thursday evening frol
Charleston, where she visited tn
family OF her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Chas. Syron.
For Sale Will sell at cost. lo
/ I23, block 19 on Main ST. betwee
3rd and 4th Ave-, Nezperce. Writ
e owner. N. Tenning, 211l Dea.
Ave, Spokane, Wash. 41w2
r Grand Master Of the Masoni
order in Idaho, Arch cunningham
{ of Boise, will be the guest of hon
or at the meeting of Hiram Lodg
in this city next Monday.
For Sale Groom house, 2 full
/ lots, in Nezperce. Lots IL and Il
block 8; near school. Inquire Geo
Wise, 1217-6 Ave, S., Ct. Falls
Mont. Your price is mine. 41ws
Z. Next Thursday the Grain Grow.
Lers Association will hold an i'm.
j portant meeting at the Fraternal
| hall in this city, at 2 100 p. m. Ii
you are interested in grain rails
ing you IL want to be there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arment re-
turned last Friday from Califor-
MIA, where they spent the winter.
Mr.. Arment is just recovering
from an attack of the flu, and
made the remark that that pesky
ailment seems to be no respecter
of places or people.
Nezperce is promised good mus
ic for her public entertainments,
picnics, etc. this summer, for the
local Legion Post is organizing
a cornet band. The move has just
been started, but the fact tl(lt
the Post is behind it is ample as
surance Of its success.
G. w. Palmer came in Saturday
from Fortine, Mont, and made
arrangements to take Mrs. Palmer
and their little daughter back
with him. He departed overland
in a truck for that place last Mon
day and Mrs. Palmer and daugh-
ter left by train this morning.
On last Friday G. w. Felt
bought from j. H. Abbot, of Seat
tie, the farrn-640 acres form
erly owned by Mr.. Felt and locat-
ed about eight miles southwest
Of Nezperce. Included as part of
the payment for the ranch was
the Felt & Miller store building
at Peck.
Probate Judge Niles and Prose
cutting Attorney Pennell went to
Winchester Tuesday and took in
to custody the 15-year-old son of
S. G. Writers on a juvenile delin-
suency charge. The young man,
who was left in the care Of his
father, will be brought to Nez-
perce tomorrow for trial before
Judge Niles.
Fred Korling's sale at his place
in the Russell section last Mon
day was one Of the most satisfac-
tory of the many held on the prai-
rie this season. All offerings went
Well. Five 2-year-old steers
brought $50 each; fall calves
brought $50 a head, and sheep
brought $14. Everybody, includ-
ing Auctioneer Cranke, was pleas
ed with the sale.
The heavy hail storm which Wis
ted this section Tuesday after
noon broke into a stretch Of ex-
;raordinary fine spring weather,
md since have followed snowy
squalls with slight drop in the
emperature. While this precipi-
alton has mussed up the roads
considerably, it brightens the
.rop outlook materially, for the
moisture is needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vonley Miller de-
parted yesterday morning for
where they will take up
heir permanent residence. Mr..
filler will have charge of the Of
ice work of the Nezperce Rollerl ,
fills there. These two young
'eople were reared in Nezperce I
nd have become such a part of !
ur community life that they will' !
e greatly missed, and Lewistonj
!, to be congratulated upon GAIN
lg them as citizens. Here s wish
1g them continued success and
appiness in their new home. !
Hallowell s famous orchestra .
cry agreeably entertained the 9
eople Of this community in a con- T
ert at the opera house some six !,
ears ago, and it was then said !,
lat these people could get a big
,owd at Nezperce any time theyI
wv fit to return. They are COM
lg back on March 81, under the
me leadership but stronger and n
etter than before. They now (
TRY ten people-all star musi- 4