The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-16
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you have any stock to sell.

IyoS oev 10y $500 ~
"Lifs is strenuous eaough without
handicapping oneself by failure to
dfess a. the wsrld expects" Let
Gorrsll dress you up in n Of
Stiles stylish suits. Price from $40
to SIS. Spring samples are in.
w. E. Larson wishes to announce
that be is preparing a new price list
of farms which he has for sale and
he desires all those who contemplate
listing their places with him to de so
at once Is he will have the list
printed within the next thirty days.
List your place at once.
A letter received this week from
Judge Stearns, at Wheeling. West
Virginia, states that himself and
Theodore Parks are stopping at that
point and enjoying themselves i'm
mensely. he also incidently re-
marked that he vas expecting Uncle
Gassaway to call during the after
noon.
LAND FOR SALE-16o acres near
North Lapvai. 100 acres good farm
land and broke, balance good pas
ture. Always live spring. enough
water for any number of stock. A
good speculation. as this town will
soon have a big savuill and other
industries. Address Box AZ .Spald-
ing, Idaho.
Rev. T. H. Fertig. psttor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at
Grangeville. Idaho. fwill preach in
the NJ. E. church in this city next
Tuesday evening. Rev. Fertig
comes here in the place of Dr.. Glib
son. the presiding elder, and will
hold the Quarterly Conference on
Tuesday At 2 80 p m.
About 80 persons who will take
part in the minstrel show to be given
for the benefit of the Nezperce Free
Public Library met at the residence
of J. T. cambridge last Monday
night and rehearsed the songs and
choruses for the occasion. On
Wednesday those who will take
part in the cakewalk met in the
Wilson Opera House and went
through the first rehearsal. Six cou-
pies win take part in this interesting
and novel feature and a world of
sport awaits those Who will attend.
The HERALD acknowledges a
pleasant call this week from William
S. Rittman, who recently purchased
the Peter Whalen ranch on the
Clearwater. Nj. Rittman came to
the Clearwater country first in 1876
and served as packer during the
Nez Perez Indian war. He was
present at the skirmish near Cotton
wood Butte, and saw Foster and
Ryan killed. Mr.. Rittman is chuck
-.
full of the early history of Idaho
and has promised to give US the ben
fit of his knowledge and experience
Tor ou- readers at an early date. !;
The work of installing the saw /.
mill at the mouth of 10 Lo creek I
will be completed in about three 7
weeks at which time the plant will t
placed in operation. Loggcrs '
ave been engaged in delivering
ogs to the Lo Lo for the past sev- Z
raj months and large quantities of c
timber are now ready for manu-
1t is the purpose of the
ill company to operate the plant
the year and a large per II
cnt of the cut will be sold in the I;
Inside market. The company will k
lso largely supply the demands for :
material il the neighboring \
towns and a number of
en- will be given steady employ
ent at the mill. The industry is a .
ost important one for Greer and is 9
lie Of the several develobmcnts that
sures a large business here in the o.
ture.-Lewiston Tribune. =.