The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-06
THURSDAY. DECEMBER .. 'ot
Firemen's ball
Wilson'S hall,
Christmas night.
That's alright.

the Post Ottlce Store.
Abe Fuller was up from the powe;
plant on the Lolo Monday.
A. F. Morrison and wife, of Green
Greek, we're in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. of Fletcher,
were Nezperce visitors Monday.
Keep in mind the Firemen's ball
in Wilson'S hall Christmas night.
Will pay tramway price for 100
sacks of feed oats at the chop mill.
Harry Felt. manager of Felt &
Co. s store at Ilo, spent Thanksgiving
day in Nezperce.
Stephen Johnson and w. E. Larson
had electric lights put in their resi-
dences last week.
w. E. Crumpacker left last Thurs
day for British Columbia to look
over the country.
Arch Stewart and Miss Eva Turton,
of Fraser, visited w. E. Coble the
later part of last week.
Frank Zelenka and wife, of
Gilbert, we're here Monday having
dental work done with DR.. J. II.
Lewis.
DR.. A J. Cooper reports the birth
of a fine II pound boy to Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Eaton on Saturday,
December 1st.
John Benders and J. 81. Miners
will leave today for a visit with
relatives and friends in the Walla |
Walla country.
F. h. Furey, representing Murphy |
Grant & Co., with headquarters at
Lewiston, opened his samples in
Nezperce Tuesday.
For SALE-Good blacksmith shop
cheap. Good location and good bust
ness. Immediate possession. Adj 1
dress, Clayton Jones, Nezperce, Ida.
David Coble and wife, of Denver,
Colorado, arrived in Nezperce Tues
day evening. They will spend the
holidays with their brother, w. E.
Coble.
NOTICE. will cry the first sale d
given me free of charge, after which .
l viii charge the customary price.
NJ. A. Cornwall, professional auc- z
tioneer. !.
Mrs. S. Pope and daughter. Miss 4
Millicent A. Pope, spent a few days Q
in Orofno visiting with w. c. Fores- :.
man and family, returning home -
Tuesday. =
M. B. Malmoe, of Tum Tum,
Washington, spent a few days in y
Nezperce this week looking after MS %
interests. He returned to Of
his home yesterday. ssSo
Services at the Christian church 81 81
next Sunday as follows Bible school
at 10 a. m; Christian EndeaYor at Da
80 p. m. Sermon at 80 D. m. =
E. F. Beaudreau, minister.
At the Firemen's ball in Wilson's zoo
hall on Thanksgiving Eve, Prof. nii
Urquhart was enthusiastically ap- s 20.
plauded on his rendition of the waltz. sal
'Under the Anheuser Bssh."
While cleaning the rollers in the D.
Nezperce chop mill Tuesday morn ~ -
ng, Nick Lauby got the nail torn Ell -.
from one of the fingers of his right g.,
hand, and another finger badly cut. o 81
SrRAYED- A reward Of 81. so per hor
head will be paid for information that gu:
will lead to the recovering Of any and wa
Ill cattle branded = on left nip or nor
eft side. Frank Graham, Nezperce yot
IDAHO. nor
John and Andy Stellmon have c ti
ought the Boss" barn from John pm PM,
'arks and express their intention of T 1-u
utting IN number of fine livery
igs. Melvin Stellmon will be the r l,zs
ianager. Cn1
Revival meetings will begin at the by :
lew Hope school house next Sunday.
!. F. Beaudreau will preach at IL Il
m. and Evangelist E. R. Moon =
i'll preach in the evening and con- az
nue. the services each evening dur ~
g the following week. .'
Mrs. VIM. Hobert, who died at left
ohler Monday morning after a IDLE
lgering sickness with Bright's dis Whe
Sc, was buried in the Nezperce is gil
metery yesterday. A large crowd Jesse
ended the funeral Notwithstanding any
} inr1enency Of the vezther. tract