The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-09-08
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

For Ront-O. A. Ware home; s
rooms, well furnished. Apply
Mrs. G. H. Ellis. 16ti
The best Lewis county stock
show and fair will be held at Nez-
perez Oct 7-8.
VIM, Espey and family, OF
Craigmont, were Nezperce visi-
tors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Berry
went to Lewiston this morning to
take in the fair.
Hogs List yours at once if
you want to sell soon. Nezperce
Rochdale Co. 15w2
Prepare to attend the Lewis
county fair and stock show at
Nezperce Oct. rs.
Glen Henderson is among the
Lewiston fair visitors from the
prairie.
Mrs. Harold Fike, Of Lenore, is
visiting with her parents here for
a short time.
n. H.. Jacobs and family motor
ed to Lewiston Thursday to take
in the fair.
DIR. Darby will go to Lewiston
today to attend conference OF
physicians of that territory.
Get the shells that get the
birds, at Laier's. Grouse season
now open in Idaho county; in
Lewis county Sept. Is.
Miss Lottie Sorenson will leave
in the morning for Moscow, where
she will take y clerkship in the
David Bros. department store.
County Agent Behnke and Mr..
Onthank are looking after the
Lewis county exhibit at the Lew
iston fair this week.
A marriage license was issued
from the county recorders office
on the 9th instant to Esther E.
Merchant and Mary Ida Kolasa,
of the Gilbert section.
Mrs. F. n. Damon and son, Rus
sell, of Kalispel, Mont, are Wis
iting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford johnson, at this
place.
Joe Peterson, AL. Huff, Harold
Moore, George Talbot and Carl
Hess left this morning for a pros
pecting tour in the Alberta, Can,
country.
The straws that indicate the
direction Of the wind tell us the
Lewis county fair and stock show
to be held Oct. rs will surpass
anything in that line the prairie
has yet known.
Mrs. O. A. Ware came up from
Lewiston Monday to look after
interests here. She states that
Mr.. Ware is getting along very
satisfactorily since the recent
amputation of his right leg on ac-
count of a gangreenous affection
of the foot.
The shoddy stuff run by many
small town picture theatres is
eliminated from the bookings of
the Temple at Nezperce. The
management considers quality
first and price afterward. A fact
which is being well demonstrat-
ed in the films now running Sun
day afternoons and every night
except Tuesdays and Fridays.
A line from w. S. Grant, a Nez-
perez pioneer now living at
Charleston, states that he and his
family have just returned from :
the William, Alberta, Can, coun-
try, where they found the crops
good. He invested in a quarter
section, and he and his two sons,
Virgil and Franklin, plan to re-
turn to that point in the near fu-
ture and secure more Of the land.
Rev. John Pearson, superintend-
ent Of the Society for the Friend
less for the states of Idaho, Utah
and Wyoming, was in Nezperce
the first Of the week in this SER |
vice. He spoke at the Brethren !
church Sunday evening, pointing t
cut that the principal object of
his society is the prevention of 4
crime and the "bringing back
Of the criminal. His call for funds
for the work was generously re- \
sponded to here. c
Married, at the Christian t
church parsonage in this city on a
asst Saturday evening, Jesse t
Smith and Miss Hazel Barcklay, T
both of Kamiah. The ceremony I
vas performed by Rev. Mrs. Hart Il
ey and a few friends were in at {
tendance. Following the service g
, luncheon was served and the
party enjoyed social hour be- t
ore the newlyweds. departed for Y
heir home. The groom has been "
Employed for some time in the To- Il
al grain warehouse Of the Nez- a
,erce Roller Mills. N