The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-11
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!; Tom Thompson came in Sun
day from Weiser, Idaho, to visi
relatives and old friends her
and take a hand in the prairi'
harvest.
! Mike Mockler returned Il
| Charleston the first of the weel
to take further treatment for ;
cancerous affection of his lowel
Zip.
/ The summer term of the Lewis
ton State Normal school CLOSED
last Friday, the session having
4 been a most successful one Will
an attendance of 425.
A marriage license was issued
this morning from the office o.
the county recorder to Emmct
w. McClarin, of Winchester anc
Geneva Randall, of Craigmont.
Did you see Fatty Arbuckle
in "The Life of the Party al
the Temple last night? He is
there again tonight Better go
and laugh.
Ii you are interested in pro-
ducing wheat do not fail to at
tend the Wheat Growers Assoc
iation meeting at the Fraternal
Hall here Friday night.
Otto Covey, of Nespelem, Wn.,
arrived in this city Tuesday for
"a week S visit with relatives and
old friends. His wife stopped
over in Lewiston for a short vis-
it and will join him here later.
G. w. Booth, who is assisting
in the transfer of the Tri-Statc
Warehouse business to the Wheat
Growers Association, went to
Spokane Tuesday in pursuance of
this work.
Mrs. Alva White, deputy coun-
ty auditor, returned yesterday
from a two-weeks vacation spent
with relatives at Grangeville and
Portland, she having made the
trip to Portland by auto via the,
famous Columbia River High
way.
An outing party composed of
Attorney and Mrs. G.. @. Pennell,
of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Pennell, Of Lewiston, and Mrs.
Geo. Tannahill and her mother,
of Beloit, Wis, left this city
Monday to spend few days in
the wilds south of Elk City.
County Assessor r. I'll. RatliffI
left Monday for Boise, where he
is attending a state convention of
county assessors this week. Mrs.
Ratliff accompanied him as far as
Haines, Ore, where she is spend
ing the week with the family Of
their son, Leo Ratliff.
Ralph Defenbach and Francis
of the auditing firm Of
Byron Defenbach and Sons, are
noSv making a four-year audit of
The books of this school district,
and when this is completed a full
report Of the districts s financial
will be given to the
public.
Frank w. George, who has
3een engaged to select the farm
products exhibit for the Walla
Walla section to be shown at the
Lewiston Fair, and Bert e. Saw
lge, Of the Idaho Agricultural
department., are in town today
md have been working with
county Agent Behnke and Mr.
)nthank in making up the Lewis
county farm products exhibit.
n speaking of his observations
While here, Mr.. George said, your
Jezperce country has got it over
he Walla Walla section when it
ONES to wheat. What / have
cen here in the way Of crops is
imply wonderful, and more i'm
ressively so since it is apparent
hat your land is not cultivated !
early as thoroughly as ours is, ]
specially do I notice this on
our summer fallow fields.
Captain and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, I
rho have charge of the Salvation
.rmy branch at Lewiston, were y
/ Nezperce the latter part Of a
lst week and conducted meet
lg at the Faternal Hall Friday r
light. They are diligent work i
rs and engendered good inter a
# in their organization while in
lis community. /
The lifeless body Of Mrs. Mat !.
e Soards was found at the bot l
I'M of 400-foot cliff in the Rig :
ms section Saturday afternoon :
Y searching party. The de- :
sased was 60 years Of age,
idow and the mother of four t
lildren, with whom she had run |;
leir little stock ranch in the re- I
ote regions of that wild coun- r.
" since the death Of her hus- c,
md, who was found murdered il