The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-09
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County.
Nezperce chautauqua. June 22-

get much quicker phone service
Get Strawberries for canning
at c. c. G. store 1926 crate.
mir. and Mrs. Chas. Strickfad-
en-, of Ferdinand, were visitors
in this city Monday.
Pasture 900 acres; plenty
good grass and water; miles
northeast Of Nezperce. Ellis
Kipp; phone 1892. 2w2*
Lester Robinson, the Kerr-Gif-
ford grain man, is over from
Craigmont on business mission
today.
Geo. ID. Aiken, of the state in
surance department. at Boise. was
IN Nezperce Friday on business
connected with. that office.
Mr.. anl Mrs Jas. Kincaid and
daughter, of Melrose, are visiting
the family of his brother, Frank
kincaid. i'll Nezperce this week.
Bryc Post will conduct dance
at the F'raternal Hall on each of
the first four evenings of Chau-
tauqua
Mrs. Mac Scofield has taken
the position of day operator in
the Nezperce Telephone ex-
change.
Forest is preparing to enter
tain the natives with a big from
tier days program on june "a, 25I
and 90. They have the makins =
of the real thing over there.
fo4 49,. I
at G. G. G. store So. .25 crate.
According to report in the
Spokesman-Reviews Wallace Gam
BILE and Miss Pearl Shelburn,
both of Nezperce, were married
in Spokane on the 7th instant.
John Stellmon yesterday trad
ed his residence property, stall
lion, jack and horse barn in this
city to Henry Mikkelson, of Fer
dinand, for a 160-acre farm west
of that place
For Sale 27-46 Russell Sepa-
rator and 20-40 Russell Tractor
and all equipment ready to go in
to field. Enquire Herald or write
Chas. Striclxfaden, Ferdinand,
Idaho. 2w2
About rs members of the Odd
Fellow and Rebekah lodges of
this citv are going to Winchester
today to attend and participate
in the district convention of those
orders.
The county superintendent of
schools wishes to announce that
she will be out of her office next
Saturday, but urgent business
will be attended to by Mrs. Pen
nell, who will be in the office
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Curtis j. Miller last Sat-
urday afternoon entertained a
of her lady friends at her
home in northwest Nezperce in
honor of her mother and sisters,
who are spending the summer in
Nezperce. 4
The Catholic Order Of Fores- {
,ers of this place is putting in the 9
field a real base ball team which e
S loading up to meet all comers.
rhe first game billed will beln
played at. Russell on the 18th in {
,tant. Ask c. w. Kettman for I
,pen dates. c
Lyons r. Bywaters, who has g
,een making his home with an
ncle and attending school in t
Tennessee the past two and half a
years, returned to his old home +
lere Tuesday to spend the sum- "
ne1. His MANY Young friends o
re glad to welcome him back. 1
John r. Mockler and his sis G
er, Miss Kate Mockler, moved T.
O Charleston the first of the b
geek and will spend the summer
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. N. Swift U
nd children will occupy the
Iockler home during their alb tt
ence, vacating the residence they Ia
ow occupy for the Andrew ST
tellmon family who recently al
it. d'
There was no ball game here "
lst Sunday, the Reubens team ol
liling to keep their engagement in
N a return game with the locals.
is hoped they can fill the date A
ter. The Nezperce boys will
lay at Winchester next Sunday, pi
hen a meeting worth witnessing ca
expected and many fans from &c
lis section will go over Kamiah ne
Layed at Winchester last Sun ca
ay. winning from the lumber ce
en- in a 3 to 2 game. Orofino as
i'll play at Nezperce on the 10th sil
Id Nezperce will return the co
ame ON the 18th.