The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.

separator. at Nezperce Hotel.
4 R. A. High was a visitor in this
city from Lewiston yesterday.
i Miss Laura Jacobs returned
Sunday from visit to Lapwai.
| David Lowrey was visitor in
the city today from the Vollme1
section.
w. r. Grim made O business
trip to Lewiston the first of the
week.
w. l.. Lyon was a business Wis
itor from Lewiston the first OF the
week.
Philip Weisgerber, the income
tax expert from Lewiston, was in
Nezperce the latter half of last
week.
Free inner tube with every tire
bought from B. j. Fike before
March /.
Geo. Carnmack, of Grangeville.
was registered at the Nezperce
Hotel Friday.
Get an inner tube free by buy
ing your auto tire from B. j. Fike
before March /.
An inner tube goes free with
every tire bought from B. j .Fike
before March l.
Supt. Mitchll of the N. & /.
transacted business in Vollmer
the first of the week.
Fred Korling will have a public
sale of his farm equipment on
March s. Details later.
Olive Ericsson is filling the posi-
ton of deputy in the county treas
urer and assessors office.
Robt. L. Anstine and Walter
Davis were visitor in this city
from Morrowtown Saturday.
2. A johnson, of Lewiston, Wis
tied Nezperce relatives and
friends the first of the week.
Nezperca resumes her basket
ball spirit by starting off big with
the Grangeville boys at the gym
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Gilbertz, Of
Ferdinand, were over-Sunday
guests at the home Of her father,
N. Fl Jacobs, of this vicinity.
Culdesac has only been beaten
once this year. Come out and see
Nezperce drag them across the
floor next Wednesday night.
The Temple Theatre will repeat
tonight the fine 7-reel feature
film, "The Rose Of Honor" which
so pleased Last nights audience.
On Wednesday, February 25, |
the Nezperce boys will tangle
with Culdesac. This will be one
of the fastest games Of the season
w. E. Crouch, in the govern
rodent control service
and supervisor Of work against |
animal pests in Idaho, is in the
city today from Boise in confer
ence with County Agent Wade.
Mrs. G.. G. Marks and children,
OF Powell, Wyo., are visiting at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Talbot, of this vicinity. Mrs.
Marks husband fell a victim to
the recent flu scourge and she
may take up her residence per-
manently here.
Frd Korling on last Saturday
sold his farm in the Russell Sec
ton to Chas. A. Waldrip and is
arranging to hold a public sale Of
his stock, machinery, ETC., on
March s. Mr.. Waldrip also bought
he Shawley farm which adjoins
hat Of Mr. Korling.
The 1920 assessment for Lewis
county is now under way, and As
,essor E. H. Ratliff has the fol
owing deputies assisting him in
he work: R. D. Olans, in the
Iamiah district; Bert Ralstin, in ;
he Mohler district; and Owen s
Meade, in the western part of the
county. L
B. F. Oakley is again on the
OBJ at his blacksmith shop after '
severe siege Of the flu, his en- t
ire family having been stricken l
It the same time. All are now {
bout well except little daugh- {
er, whose case developed into t
She is improving, I
lowever.
County Club Leader Miss Near
vent to Moscow Tuesday to at
end a conference Of he club lead {
RS Of the state, now in session 6
here, and she will remain thru /
ext week to participate in the a
nnual convention of county and t
tate workers in the University h
Department. i
A son was born this morning a
D Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Basket Of v
his vicinity. The new arrival is s
husky lad and his dad is just f
bout the proudest man in Lewis
ounty, that is, excepting Grand
a John Stellmon. The doctor c
eports all doing well. Here s t.
congratulations, Leslie, to you b
nd yours, u