The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-30

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day.
Attorney F. f. Butler, of Lewiston,
was in Nezperce on professional busi.
ness Tuesday.
The Temple Style Shop win hold its
opening ON ladies ready-to-wear ap-
parel Saturday.
( LOST-32x4 nearly new Fisk tire
on Oakland rim. Reward Frank D.
Senter, Mohler 14-2e
i The county commissioners viii hold
a recess session Monday, Sept 10, to
fix the current tax levies
The opening display of ladies ready
to-wear apparel at the Temple Style
Shop takes place Saturday,
The fall term of the Lewis county
district court win open in this city
on Monday, September II.
Mrs. Norbert Mcdycd returned Tues
day evening from a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Gassman, in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Markell and Miss Eta
Brown drove over from Craigmont
this morning for few hours visit.
DR.. John F. Gist and family were
visitors in the city yesterday from
Winchester, making the drive over in
their new Hudson sedan.
The Community church Ladies Aid
viii hold an all-day meeting at the
home of Mrs Fred Braseh in this |
vicinity next Wednesday.
w. 0. Barbee, the veteran grain
and warehouseman, is in charge of |
the Sam Robinson warehouse in this
city and is ready to give his best ser
vice to all the old friends and Gus
toners who come his>way.
Harry Mitchell, the local stone and
brick mason, has been under the
weather for some time past and on
last Monday went to Lewiston to re-
ceive special medical treatment. His
many friends hope to see him back
soon, good as new,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Hyde returned
Monday from a 17day auto trip to
the scenes of their childhood at Prime
vile, Ore, and most delightful visit
with homefolks. A portion of the
time was spent at Portland, Bend,
and other points.
The Rebekahs will have their regu
lar meeting on Tuesday, September 4.
There is very important business at
this time and a good attendance is
desired On account of court this will
be the only meeting this month. Lunch
will be served.
WHY go to Lewiston to get your
farm loan? / represent two of the !
largest loan companies and can give
you the quickest service at the lowest
interest rate, On 5 and 10-year loans.
See me If you want a farm loan.
Curtis 7 Miller I3-tf :
The St. Anthony parochial school in '
this city will open for the current
term on Monday, Sept. 8. Parents J
who wish board for their children
with the sisters are kindly requested r
to call on the principal of the school
regarding same. No boys older than !
IL years will be admitted as boarders. !
Music will be taught by the same
teacher as last year.
Cecil Hammer, a former highly {
employe in the county audi {
tors office and one of the banks
here, was in town the first of the
week meeting old friends and noting
the changes that few years had
made. He is now successfully engaged
in insurance work at Occur d'Alene {
and was down this way on business '
Mission to Orofino and Winchester. e
Harland Moser came up from Lewis I
ton yesterday to make arrangements {
for the removal of his household eff
fects to Winchester, where he viii sell 9
them az public auction. He plans on
moving with his family to Pocatello
about Sept. 10th, where theey will ]
take up their residence. Mr.. Moser h
who is making good record as sales
man for the Fuller Brush Co., has been
given the management of the Pocatel-
10 field This is q popular ex-Nez-
perce family which will leave many a
friends on the prairie and will '
take with it the hearty good wishes OF d