The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-13
NEWS STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From the
Daily Life Of Home Folks In
Town and County.
Town and County

Community silver at Laier S Jue
right for her present.
A social dance for everybody 81 n,
fraternai Hall Saturday night.
Christmas toys and the things fo,
'he gfown-pps for less at Iaier's.
Local wheat prices are shade ofl
today with Marquis quoted at Il
cents
/ Is there Santa clausf Every
child in tho land, young and old
knows there is.
VIM. Keith win go to Lewiston the
latter part of this week for a con.
finuation of medical treatment.
Attorney P. W. Mitchell is attend.
ing the North Idaho Chamber of Com.
meree meeting in Standpoint this ,seek
Christmas is in the air. That oid ir.
rlsistabie spirit is settling down about
us and we've just got 10 go. Get vour
stockings ready
The Nezpercc Rochdale Co. Is ar.
ganizing shipment of two cars Of
hogs to be made from this point next
Tuesday morning.
All the stores are making nice show.
lngs of Christmas things, and certain.
ly Old Santa win find no trouble IN
loading up here for gifts for all his
friends.
Mrs. Emma McLennan returned
Tuesday from an extended visit With
'elatives and friends at Charleston.
She was accompanied home BY her
'rother, Mr.. Rinehart
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Upper, Of the
Alpine section, are spending the win.
or in California and have toured that
tate in their car the past two weeks
the effort to locate satisfactory
topping point
I'd. Reed is offering superior
unch Of livestock and farming equip
ent ut his public sale to be held ac
IS farm five and half miles north
town next Thursday. See his big ad
this paper.
Several of our radio fans report
'aring portions of the speech broad
sted Monday night by President
'olidge. His remarks were relayed
r the far west by n San Francisco
nding station.
The little folks viii find a mighty
u Santa at Shoemakers, distributing
'sents. He win be all dolled up in
most approved togs and beaming
ppiness on everybody. Read about
\ in the page ad in this paper.
Dr. Z. Taylor, county health officer,
$ called TO Winchester this week TO
estignte an outbreak of measles
re. He reports 25 cases in quaran.
2. Due precautions ARE being taken
any considerable spread of the
tagion is not anticipated.
ol. A. Y. Ball, the well known auc-
leer Of the Peck section, yesterday
ght the Boles residence property in
city, formerly occupied by County
cssor Ratliff, and contemplates
ing his family here in the spring.
community viii be glad to wei
e them as citizens.
ounty Commissioners Longeteig
Ruble were in attendance at
ting of the board in this city Mon
and Tuesday, at which the major
ness in hand was the passing on
county depositary bonds 20 cover
county deposits during
lax collecting period
daughter was born on the sth in.
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bettis of
least of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
s were at the home of her par
Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. Wilson, near
iah, and thc little lady and her
er are getting along finely there,
Grandpa WILSON is receiving
company and painting wonderful
re stories about the little daugh-
he house is heir TO.
oiu tflcnuS W -. ~ EHStUlun II
ng satisfactory Improvement
an operation for the removal of
wo first toes on his right foot,
was performed at the st. Jo
hospital in Lewiston on Wednes
last week. The foot was badly
ed in an auto accident near Mr.
ans prairie ranch last summer,
as since caused him much dis
1t is hoped that the operation
ring about the healing of the
;. Carey dropped in Saturday,
trading in town, and remarked
itside Of being pretty rough and
} pull load over, our roads are
ht. He suggested that if tho
y district board would furnish
lshed rock, he felt sure the
} would see that they were
ID over the roads He, for one,
ling TO make bargain of It.
ga comes from a seasoned and
d source and is worth consid-
'e men Of the road job. What
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