Allen H. Turman, in the role of Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces, will personify the traditions of the Nez Perces in costume and attitude towards the early settlers. For the Indian characters of whom there are five, the gayest of traditional Indian wearing apparel has been obtained from Indians near Lapwai. The stage settings have been arranged to harmonize with the spirit of the times and will be intensified by the presence of several real Indians. The cast of the pageant contains nine characters. They are: Rev. Henry Spalding, Archie Nogle, Mrs. Spalding, Eliza, Miss Dorothy Cline, Col. William Craig, Verne Caldwell, Francis Ermatinger, Frank Ballen, Chief Joseph, Jim Elk Tooth, Yellow Coyote, R. R. Richmond, Spotted Pawn, Mrs. T. W. Nevitt, Moon Face, Miss White, Allen H. Turman, Alpha Mock, Miss Iris Rowe. The members of the pageant have practiced the scene earnestly for the past few weeks and are well versed in their parts. The pageant, which will practically end the entertainment numbers of the summer school, will be given before the summer school students and Moscow citizens who wish to attend. No admission will be charged. The summer home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Sherfey Family Has Reunion, R. R. Sherfey, in the Moscow mountains, was the scene of a pleasant dinner party Sunday. F. Sherfey of Colfax and their three sons, R. R. Sherfey and family of Moscow; E.  E. Sherfey and family of Colfax and Dr. J. W. Sherfey and family of Pomeroy, and one daughter, Mrs. Will Smith and family of Colfax, Wash., were present and enjoyed the happy reunion and the good dinner, as well as the cool air of Moscow mountain. 