The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

4 Sheriff Smith made an officia
visit to Reubens Friday.
4 Lost Pair eye glasses in town
| Reward. Tom Robertson. sow
| Another bumper wheat crop i.
staring the prairie in the face.
After all, our weather has not
been too bad for farming this
season
Found-Ladie's IS black kid glove
AT this office on payment this
notice.
Pasture for rent Bunch grass
or summer fallow. Can handle rs
head. Don Powers. 51wS
/ Clyde Clovis of the Star Hard
ware Co, Craigmont, was busi-
mess visitor in Nezperce Friday.
! Ex-County Commissioner |. p.
Ragan was business visitor in
this city from Lewiton Friday.
Perry w. Mitchell returned
last night from a visit to the
Knights Of Pythias lodges at
Moscow and Genesee.
Peter Fox returned to his home
in Moscow Friday, after bust
ness and social visit in this city
and vicinity.
Roy Melcum, Of Central Ridge,
returned the first Of the week
from Moscow, where he served
on the Federal grand jury.
1t will be through no shortage
in the dandelion crop that anyone
in these parts fails to provide an
ample private stock Of this pop
ular brew.
Flowers Beautiful California
geraniums, 20 for 81; $3.50 per
100. Assorted chrysanthemums
same rate Far West Nursery,
Glendale, Calf. 1
The convenience of the Nez-
perez base ball grounds means
much in the development of local
base ball talent. Notice how
freely it is used?
Rev. Geo. III. Ellis Of this city
has been engaged to deliver the
baccalaureate address for the
graduating class of the Craig
mont public schools in that city
next Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kinzer
motored over from Ferdinand
Sunday to attend the ball game
They were accompanied home by
his mother, Mrs. Mary Kinzer,
and sister, Mrs. Henry Fuchs.
H. w. Niles, the realty man, on
Friday sold 21 acres and the
Ramey home place in the Nez-
perez acre tracts to Henry We
ber, of Charleston. The purchas-
er will move his family up here
as soon as the Charleston schools
are out and make substantial i'm
provements on the tract.
President Enlow and General
Manager Simpson of the Grange
will Electric Light & Power Co.
were down from Spokane last
week and made Nezperce a visit
in their tour of the several prai-
rie stations of the company.
Manager Simpson has been assist
ing in remedying the damage
done to the prairie lines by Tues
day s storm.
G. w. Felt drove in Tuesday
night from Spokane, where he
had been visiting his family and
looking after business matters
The past fortnight, and one of the
worst transforms the prairie has
known greeted him as he topped
he hill. His party looked every
Dit the fight they had made to
get through when they reached !
lere, several ours overdue.
Judge I'll. w. Niles, with Joseph
9assman and Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. !
Iickok as passengers in his ]
negotiated the Kamiah ]
grade Tuesday evening in the ;
'ecord rain storm. They we're I
,nroute home after few hours i
visit in the river town and the {
torn struck them about half {
vay up he grade. Yes, they stop
ed and put on chains and every
hing else available.
In ordering The Herald sent to
er address at Floodwood, MINI, G
Irs. Otis O. Benson, who was q
Iiss Esther Smith of this city, z
dds: "While Minnesota is a 7
reat state, ] don't like it as well ?
S Idaho; although we are very a
icely located here and DIR. Ben e
on has a good practice. After I
ct my husband raised as | would y
ave had, | will bring him back y
} Idaho"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Robertson, q
popular citizens of Nez-
cree, will move from Cotton
-ood to Kamiah the latter part IL
this week. Mr.. Robertson has r;
cen connected with hardware fl
a ,4o1,1.oI.,,oo,,x -, Co4f ~, mood for n