The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
x. cut saws at Nelson's.

Strychnine at The Bowlby Phar-
macy.
James Hoar, of Dublin, visited in
Nezperce Monday.
Phosphorus at the Bowlby Phar-
macy
P. E. Miller is having his house
painted this week.
Bronze grass seed 12l cents at ]. A.
Schuitx's.
Fred Warrell, of Kamiah visited
in Nezperce Saturday.
City Drug Store, headquarters
for Squirrel poison.
w. L. Whiting was in Nezperce,
Friday purchasing his supplies
McNabb's Poison Wheat, at The
Bowlby Pharmacy.
Mrs. ]. R. Crawford is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harve Harris, of
Mohler this week.
For Photo Buttons go to Fink
Brothers, the Photographers.
Wechter & Schultz bought over
800 head of hogs this week paying
the top price $50.
r. C. Bywaters will pay the
highest market price for fat cattle
/ and hogs u
y The Barbed Wire Company is in
stalling their new exchange system
in town this week.
Take your saws to Wilson x
Davis to have them gummed and
sharpened.
Services next Sunday morning
and evening in the Presbyterian
church.
Carpenters are finishing the upper
story of the Nelson building on Ma
pie street this week.
Ben Schultz put in a cross walk
Monday connecting his place of bust
ness with the east side of Maple
street
Norton Miller moved his family
into town Monday. He will for the
present reside in the city property
recently purchased from Dr. Powell.
The little daughter of Mr..
Nation, living west of Nezperce,
who has been seriously i'll for some !
time is reported much better this
week.
The Nezperce Public Library
Association will hold special meet
ing in Colonel Hammell's Office to-
night, all members are invited to
attend.
/. C. w. Felt and wife, arrived
Saturday from Baker City, Oregon
They were accompanied homo by
Mrs. Felt's mother, Mrs iBoles, of
Linus, Missouri, who will make her
home here for the present.
E. D. Parr and Myrtle Hogan
were united in marriage last week in
Kamiah. Mr.. Parr is we'll known in
this section and his friends here
sends him congratulations through
the columns of the HERALD.
If you are an expert Judge of
good clothing, call at Nezperce
Cash Store. A. Coles wants to show
what you never saw before. Spring
suits soon. Onion sets at cost, also
seeds. Ladies finest untrimmed hats
IS to go cts. We have on exhibit J
pest wet-weather shoes you ever saw
1t SITS to SITS. 7
A lady cook at the M & M res
.aurant.
Ladies, for Your Inspection.
Call and see the tailor made skirts
md waists. A sample lot from the
EAST.
]. T. ORBIsoN.
$4,000 Stock.
C. w. Felt returned Saturday from
Baker City, where he purchased
en- thousand dollar stock of mer-
.handise from the bankrupt Of
Golden Rule establishment at that
,oint. This stock consisting
f dry goods, clothing, boots and
hoes, hats and caps, will be thrown
n the market at an astonishing low
CURE. Watch this paper for adver-
isement and see large bills fo-
rices &c. y
|. o. o. F. NOTICE. n n
notice is hereby given that Tuesday -
reniug April Y, 1902 at the regular weekly
Getting at the lodge room of Lewiston Lodge
nm her g. l. o. o. 3. at the regular time fOg
~ transaction Of such business. 1t is intended
take . vote, and vote will be taken to direc
~ permanent Trustees Of said Lodge to sell
ID convey a strip OF land eight inches in width
a 4, lanzfh the Length OF the present Hall