The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-27
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

friday. JdchSOH pun hoAi.
Wood-16-inch, dry, at Madi-
son Lumber Co.
Mesdames. G. j. Miller, York
Herren and Mac Scofield were
Craigmont visitors Tuesday.
More and better live stock will
help this prairie solve its prob
lem.
As Lewis county has lifted her
self out Of the mire with the road
drag so can she put herself on fl
nancial solidity with live stock.
Don't kill your wife; let us do
the dirty work. Jackson's laun-
drv agency 22w3
Mrs. Fred Lendaeur and Mrs.
Jessie Nelson, of Rupert, spent
last Friday at the E. HI. Waters
home.
A. f. Reed, secretary of the
Union Securities Co. of Spokane,
was a business visitor in this city
the first of the week.
j. G. Gross and family, of the
Mohler section, will move to
Charleston next week to spend the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckinley
will leave in the morning for
Charleston to reside during the
winter.
Mrs. O. D. DeMoude, of Craig
mont. and Mrs. Chas. Baldwin, OF
Kamiah, stopped over in Nez-
perez for short visit, while en-
route from the valley city to-
Craigmont.
Fred Nightingale, while at
work on the Craigmont- Central
Ridge Highway last Monday dis
patched a coyote with a monkey
wrench, after a couple of dogs
had brought the varmint to bay
under nearby culvert. No need
to 90 back in the mountains for
game when it is that handy.
Miss HOLES will go to Lewistonl
tomorrow to assist the public
health officials at that place in
arranging for the part the public
health service will have in the
Northern Idaho teachers insti-
tute to be held in Lewiston dur
ing the coming week.
Miss Pearl Mythaler of Water
loo, Iowa, who has been visiting
with her grandfather, Daniel
Hoover, and aunts, Mrs. Ralph
Thomas and Mrs. w. j. Smith,
for several weeks terminated her
visit last week when she left for
her home. She will stop enroute
for a short visit at Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Elmer Thorsen, Wayne Hen
derson and John Senter, three en-
terprising farmer lads of this vic
nifty who are each raising pen
to be in the Armour pig prize
contest, left yesterday with sew
eral head Of their fine shoats to
enter them in the Western Royal
Stock show at Spokane next
week.
Harry and Edwin Kennedy,
Louis Reed, Evert Meiners, G. F.
Henrichs and Tom Garret are
members of a hunting party
which left this vicinity last Mon
day morning to seek big game in
the Selway country. They were
well equipped with pack animals
two Fords and arms and ammuni-
ton sufficient to at least bring
back the limit.
Harold Cook was given a sur
prise birthday party by fifteen of
his friends, at his home last Fri l
day evening. Games were enjoy Il;
ed by all, afterwhich a delicious
luncheon was served by Miss
Elma Cook. Harold was then =,
wished good luck for his new /
year and all departed with pleas
ant memories of a very enjoyable d
evening. &
Nezperce has a wireless tele- {
graph station, the clever handi- 4
work of Jas. Sutherlin, a student {
in electrical engineering at the I
Washington State College at /
Pullman, who has been employed {
in the Nezperce Garage & Ma
chine Works for some months. 1t
is a very complete plant and s
many messages from all sections j
of the Northwest are picked up. /
Last Saturday evening the oper- /
ator and few friends had the S
pleasure of listening to a concert +
sent out through the wireless" +
at Sacrameto, Cal. The music t
came in very distinctly. Those t
not familiar with the workings OF i
this great system should have i
Mr.. Sutherlin show them what he t
has here. lc