The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-12-06


Butter, so cents eggs, so cents;
wheat, 70 cents.
Thanksgiving is passed; Christmas
is next. BE prepared.
Frank d, Arment was business y,s
itor in this city Tuesday, from Webb
Elmer Lehman left last week to
spend the balance of the winter in
California.
The snow came the next day after
Thanksgiving, but ii got here, -four
inehes of il
Miss Lois Harris, who is attending
the Normal at Lewiston, was home for
Thanksgiving,
A daughter was born 70 Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Hill Of this vicinity on
the Srd instant.
c. J. Larson, Of Post Falls, saine in
sunday to visit relatives and look af-
ter business matters
Dale Harding was down from the
University of Idaho to spend Thanks
giving with homefolks.
Miss Josephine Thomas, was up
from the Lewiston Normal TO spend
Thanksgiving with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. u n Terry and Miss
Terry spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with relatives near Plaza, Wn.
Alonzo spriggs, who is attending
~ Ssfot,. Norn,cl AZ 1 av,ieton enanf
Thanksgiving with homefolks here.
The local Rebekah Lodge is making
arrangements to give an invitation
ball at the Fraternal Hall on New
Years eve.
Since G. J. Miller went oni Of tho
Hereford cattle industry he has be
come interested in eats. He gust can't
drop live stock entirely.
W. r Seatz and Miss censky, heads
of the Cir,ig Mountain Lumber Co. at
Winchester, were over on a business
mission last Friday.
r. j. Kinzer was appointed mem
ber of the city council at meeting
Of that body Monday night. He sue
eeeds Roy Thompson, who moved TO
Craigmont some time ago
All 1919 War Savings stamps ma
ture January l, next, Present yours
at your local postoffice for payment.
or exchange for Treasury Savings Ger
tificates drawing ~ per cent inter
est.
Mrs Alice Overnan, Owen 0verman
and family and Cyrus oyerman and
family motored over from Grnngevilie
| in the latter's ear and spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. w 7. Con
ger and the boys.
Mart. Meiners left the latter part Of
the week for Pendleton, Ore, where
he was joined by Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Cargill, and the party will visit N
Portland and go thence to California
for the winter.
| Dr. O. r. Leayell was over from
craigmont the past two DAYS, making
the health examination Of public
school pupils teeth, and last night he
gave talk on the care Of the teeth
nj the Parent Teachers meeting
A couple Of negroes back in little
old New York paid LOT Of money for
wedding in order to get LOT of
notoriety ies lax dem fool white
folIs--and the Associated Press gave
it to them.
If YOU want horses, cattle, hogs or
general farming equipment il will pay
YOU to read the public sale ad in this
paper Of the Floyd Rowe and Frank
Kincaid outfits. The sale takes place
next Thursday at the l.. ). Rowe farel
northeast Of this city.
Miss Lillia Harbke, county super
intendent Of schools, attended meet
ing in Lewiston Tuesday Of the super
infendents Of Nez Percc. Latah, Lewis
and Clearwater counties, where plans
were made for convention Of the
school trustees Of these counties to be
held al an early date.
! County COmnlssiohPfs lVhHSi'ts
and Ruble we're in attendance at the
meeting Of the board here Monday
and TUESDAY, when the principal bnsi
ness in hand was the equalization OF
personal property taxes aud the pas
sing on county depositary bonds. The
session win be resumed next Monday
when further matters Of ike nature
are TO come up.
A wind and rain storm Of consider
able violence swept the prairie We'd
nesday night, and damaged the line OF
the Grangeville Electric Light s Pow
er Co. 50 that the service from the
South Fork power station was oui Of
commission most Of this Thursday
morning. The reserve power At Greer
and Orofino was resoried to in the
mean time. bnt il was hardly strong
enough to keep The Herald composing
machine in condition for operation
therefore. we are several hours late
lagain this week.