The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-06-28

in Lewiston.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fox, of Moscow
, attended the funeral of Miss Ann
Lux in this city last Friday
/ Jake M. Bettis returned last weel
from Lewiston, wen on his way to re
covery from recent appendix opera
ton.
Miss Bette Orr came up from Lew
iston Saturday to spend the weekend
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Chas
Holgreen.
Postmaster Bascom Billups returned
Tuesday from Seattle, where he tool
an examination as q disabled veteran
of the World War.
Deputy Assessor J. G. Osbourne was
Tover from the Winchester. section the
first of the week, making his report
to Assessor Rathff.
JAS. Sutherlin, leader of the Ameri-
can Legion Band of this city, will ac,
company and play cornet in the
Dokkie band on that trip.
Mrs. Herbert Doggett is substitut-
| ing for Mrs. VIM. Henke at the Nez-
perce Telephone exchange, while the
latter is absent on vacation.
r. ]. Kinzer left Sunday for visit
with his wife, who is spending the
summer with relatives and friends at
her old home in Cold Springs, MINI.
Joe Richards arrived in this city
Tuesday from Spokane and is engaged
in making the annual audit of the
books and records of the Nezperce
Rochdale Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henke, Mrs Ida
Covey and son, Forrest, left Saturday
in the Henke car for a visit with the
families of Otto and Everett Covey
near Nespelenl, Wn.
I KNOW where you can buy 7-ft
Mccormick binders, l2-foot McCor
mick header, l s-foot Mccormick com
bine and engine, header boxes /
steel wagon. See Albert Huff. Plumb
ing, carpentering and Conservos. 81
The county commissioners met in
this city last Monday to take up mat.
ters pertaining to the equalization Of
taxes. During this meeting they also
disposed of several pieces of property
to which the county had fallen heir
through the taxes thereon going de
linquent.
A financial report of the Kamiah
Commercial Club, published in the
Progress last week, shows that that
received and expended |
$s29.29 from January l, 1922 to June
13, 1923, and has balance in the |
treasury of $195.43. Moral: The
Kamiah Commercial Club has been up
and doing.
The heavy rains of Sunday and
Tuesday stopped fishing in Lawyers
,reek by making the water too muddy.
Good catches had been made the pre-
,eding week, however, including many
specimens ten TO fourteen inches long,
Ind with continuance of the fine
Weather of today the latter part of
he week will see a resumption of sue
'essful angling along this stream.
Prof W. G. Allen, bandmaster of
he Dokkie Band of Lewiston, was in
own Wednesday and while here made
contract with the Kamiah Fair com
nittee to furnish the band music for
he fair next fall. This will be wei
ONE news, as the Dokkies surely de-
ivered the goods at last years fair
nd will be better than ever at their
ext engagement. The band goes TO
cortland to attend the national Dok- L
lie convention in August and compete
a a band contest, in whcih will be
ntered bands from all over the Unit
d States.-Kamiah Progress.
A well written narrative of pioneer
ays by Mrs. Harriet Mattoony mother
f Laramore Mattoon of The Herald
orce and former pioneer resident
this vicinity, appeared in the Kan
III Progress last week and certainly
roved interesting reading to the new
5 well as the old timers who get tho
rogress. Mrs. Nation, who is the
lother of sixteen children, fifteen of IT
HON are living, is 81 years of age e
nd spent the earlier portion of her p
fe in the vicinity of Portland. She L
nd her husband moved to this seq a
on 81 years ago and have resided at p
amiah II years. She has seen the b
orthwest grow from the primeval, p
rs taken keen interest in the history
which she is part and she tells e
,r wonderful story in a very impress d
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