The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-07-12


r Wheat harvest started in the lowe
t. Tammany section south of Lewisto
e last Friday.
e A. Tetzlaff came up from Kamial
T Saturday to visit his family on thei
Q ranch near Mohler.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Laier took thei
r little son to Lewiston last Tuesda,
: for a tonsil operation.
! Bert Busch came in from Cotton
: Wn, Monday to help his brother-in
law, Theo. Pfimus, in harvest work.
AIR. and Mrs. F. A. Rantz are ON q
, motor trip to Seattle and Spokane te
} visit their home folks.
4 The War Mothers will meet at tbs
farm home of Mrs. Ohas. Thomas next
Saturday afternoon at the usual hour
Do you dances Join the happy
crowd at the Winchester Lake pavil-
ion every Wednesday and Saturday
night
Keep your eye open for the un-
known stock seller, and look carefully
into the value of his get-rich-quick of.
ferings.
FOR SALE-Nearly new, s-foot
John Deere binder. 81 r. Walker.
Enquire John Lauby, at Nezperce
Rochdale.. A
|. H. Lowrey has sold his farm in
the Winchester section and is holding
la big auction sale July II. See his
ad in this paper.
Mrs. L. r. zolber, of Reubens, was
visiting at the Frank Kincaid home
in this vicinity last week and made
The Herald an appreciated call
Wheat fields throughout the Pa
louise country were badly lodgf.d by
the heavy wind and rain stornl that
occurred in that section last Friday
night.
FOR SALE-Holt comine 20-ft cut
with hitch and 45 horse power engine
one cook house mounted on
trucks; two binders. Nichos Bros
Mohler. 7s4I
Several anto loads of picnicers from
this place made the scenic drive TO
Whitebird on the North and South
Highway and enjoyed the excellent
fishing in Whitebird creek last Sun
day.
Mrs. H. w. Niles of this city and
Mrs. Joseph Seehorn of the Mohler
section were taken by Judge Niles in
ais ear to Lewiston last week, and
will remain there for some time for
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hyde and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith made up party that
drove into the Quartz creek district
north of Pierce and spent the fist
two days of the week outing and fish
ing there.
Cecil G. Ryan and A. l.. Parkins,
# the U. s. Forestry Service, with
headquarters at Moscow, are in the
yezperce community this week on an
Inspection tour of our orchards and
'orests, working for the extermina-
ion of tree and shrub diseases.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Craik and son,
f Venice, Calf, and neice, Miss Cor
inne Eayes, of Lewiston, stopped
'yer today for brief visit at the
Iome of Mrs. Craik Is brother, Lara
nore Mattoon, while on their way to
Samiah to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Grs. J.. A. Nation. Il
The case sof the Anglo4American
dill Co., against the Nezperce Com
nunity Mill Co. was tried in the dis
rict court at Lewiston last Saturday,
nd the matter taken under advise
nent by Judge Scales. The action
vas brought to recover balance of
1900, said to be due the plaintiff
ompany for machinery supplied by it,
Some 20 members of the Ladies Aid
ociety of the Community church we
Q in attendance of the meeting of tn
{ organization at Mrs. Philip Lehr'S
ONE northwest of town yesterday.
'ancy work and social chat were emf
yed on both sides of the big dinner
and all the seasonable edibles were
ncluded-- which filled the noon hour.
The Donald Mcleod home at the
op of the Nezperce grade is the scene
Z happy family reunion these days,
IL of the seven children of the family
eing at home for the first time in
sveral years Kate and Myrtle Mrs. lp
ames McPherson) arrived from. Oak '
md Cal, Tuesday of last week, Mae Is
anne from Alene, Okla, Saturday and t
tartan Mrs. NJ Mitchell) of Guide b
&c and her little boy are also home.
hese four, with the three boys who
ere already home, make a merry I
smily and no doubt they are all max s
10 things hum about the old home. p
Is a mighty fine family that Mr.. a
nd Mrs. Mcleod have raised and e.
leir friends rejoice with them in the
" that is theirs in having ali Of the
kids'' ct home together once more. "
-Kamiab Progress. .