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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
&pinocn,oro | Siour GitO

Ter itripes fra YES Dioines, Sa.,
ABE Mug: Sieei al adrOline @ri-
baucjuls blsb iunosi ior ct Bar Gage
iiosn / ii0rit iOrraaonst Silitano /
en- traug Sal n9r 6lopo WOnumsntst.
Uiiie Sirid. iom arbeIosr NrmOurs
paciinabouis, bleb drrelieret mInore
eno en- 5im. siis5Gt man blep pis paa.
bpsm apinoen par. ! bans YGrelle
inuot PolIiIti Ell blooig Sijorte. lS5
Dollars % Ell geiis 32'aaliber pa-
troner.
IA politIoetienien Tom til Sdtio-
nen meo StlOrtsn, psn9ene Oa pairo'
nsrns, tOs Siria lin 5iltlust til eiaa'
rstrseuine o9 olmpeos pua 6igarettsrs
ne iaa m,sst ban iunOs. iOrai Rsaen
itulos tilllsrs bans Aniiatstr9t. San
hapos Ell isorilarinaiOr alt. San bapoe
blsot R9iebloo, oa Ian Tom til at
tsoe RGi,n; psnaene bapee ban
iparet iammsn al lin Con. oa patrp'
nsrns par ioisn fra 4oe Suli.
Wrs. ,3ebus. hos busm Wiis @ri'
buucSuie boeoe. la9os. at giasn bapoe
iaat. at bun mart itulos baps Srpllup.
men bun babe tile nGDnt lin SlG'
reiies Rdpn, heller life bar han iommet
til quiet. Sun baDoe altio msot bam /
Stott Yaros Giiiriitet. Ia bun lite
Tom bsm Ssnoao. troeoe Wr. 3ebus,
at bun enien bar rcili Ill lin gror /
Gbicago tller iii Smaba meo fin aiG.
rete. Suu bauoe bsrt. at Yiaen Oite
par iammen meo 9iria.
aarolius bapo, 200 Dollars / lin
Strsmpe. oa bun iOrloo Quiet Ssnoa9
eiiermiooda. oG bun bar uoe I'll ri. 2
Dianbas Worasn meo uoaen. Oct peo
man. "a 9i9ei bl,p iunoei, par ben
enc Strsmps trutiet neo Ousr benoes
StsOle.
Suu Dor aliio reoe iii at ldnne line
Yenner psnae. Giria bar ijenot iom
en- un9 Wano. iom bfuats lin. Psn9e
iad burtia. iom ban tlsnie osm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
Gn iorporpcn Gut.

Der IA Mar aamls Soparo Diinne'
ma. Wilmauiee. g8is.. Der eiter Bos
litiets Wsniue sr ben melt ouriorsDne
Yarneiorbrpoer. BET no9eniinoe bar
truiist paa. lIoosr MI / en- eslls eoun'
toiGnsiIst meo lloh9t til at iaa en- 5.r'
min NiscOnilu Snouitrial School /
gSautsiba. / SainOis RsiOrmiiOls. /
Wlicbisan Sniiiiutioneu / 1anlins.
Gan bar p9rst en- SirGi ior Yolitisi
/ 8rano Rapios. Nlih., buOr bans
Sism or, iioen ban bar 10 Mar 9ums
mel.
! Wilmauitt bar ban ueisri en- RGts
ie Rsusrier og Snobruosipperisr. oa
iOm tunos slsrs en- professional 5orbrp'
Der al gSre. i minors.tno en- llae bar
ban sitsr seen 5ilitaaelis iiiaalet 10
GRANDDAUGHTER. plpnorst S9relisr itr
sasr ipu Soteller oS iranarrst en- San-
osIsreiisno, fra Cos Anselss $500
ptnas oa Y9roisisniianoe. Ia ban bier
srsbsn. bolot ban paa al 'ij0le Penae'
punasn fra en- Dame | Union Depot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
Gm fUimoeiiS yuttifipper,

Wrs. Ysiltd Raide. iom er isoi Ol
ppporet n0r geloit. gSisconlin. er npr
liz pperrnit Ell Gjulomeoalle al 3bt
2eronuuital SOtieip. Zen bIsu ouer'
raft henoe al ben bersmie Splnoer
SuoioH Wdrim. iOm br iieiie iisuoeI
al aanpntn opialot eiter lin Spiinoer.
Sun i'll oenns @ulomsoalle. ioroi bun
i gsbet NJ en- llae aicroe 80 SpliiQ'
nin9er ell a. benoe lelu tesnet % ar'
bsioet AerOpldne.
6Oruhsn at UGre Ell op9ti9 Suit'
itlpper bar hun mefrei mango andre
5ina. oeribl0noi Wuiii, aunlimnlin9
r9 lepenbe SprO9. Suu Ian lipre ben
pilirelie Seii % tlsre cn NutOmobil
beore enc oc llene W9no; er en- sOei
Siptter o9 ipsmmer iom Ell ,iiii. DOR
no9ls Mar noeu ienote benoes SOr0l'
ors benne iii PGris. iOr at iuloenoe
line Stuoier aunIimaII ng. % Der
irai bun i'm uoGrenoe Wdno, ,Srnn.
cots Raibs, iom er 6raniimano.
Srplluppsi hob ipr tire Nar Iioen. "a
par yuitieiIaoien enonu lin Barn.
BON. Sun O9 bsnoes Wano bapos
iaast Ell brGnosnos 9pii til at bpa9e si
Suiiiiib. os oe bialp blnanoen trOli9
bun par bog ben lsosuOs 2lano. 8eu
isriie Sang bun iies Op III euitltib
aii bet iaa sooi. at bun III et SslphG'
ger pr9mis. eIterai babe reili
runot ganoet % siOrt Here Cpiil9'
ninaer. nsoiatte ge9ieparret iia
Ylsnsola. Z. s.. o9 Der bsspnots ot
at bpsse ct mt euititib. Sette bal
neppe iulbisrt. Tor De bpsseoe s'
tribe os bebre. % bet bar meo bette
Wrs. Raids panot ben llom9rielie a,
blips ben isrie iDinoelise Guftiiippel
I Ameriia. 3il bet Iiohe gufiiiit
bapoe Wrs. Raidis islp teanet ale
plansrne % bun ii!iaa Osaa ypsnin'
am. Oct blep i9rois ben l5os Sep'
tsmber 1910. os bet bar bette. iom
brasts bsnos @ulomsoalisn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
Geuleutarbei0e.

6or soot 6smsntarbeioe aaa I'll
Sobnion & 9inoaa. 2ontraitsrer os
Ypaninasmsitsrs af 8ulu. 6ortauas
iamt olilass Gsmentarbeios. @runb'
murs % Wursrarbsios uoieres baaos
| Spsn % paa 9anot.
johnson & Lindall,
Hor 1852, eisietou. 8. O.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
S,iGlp for Settlerc.

6ra @aibinstou, =. 6., msooslts;
30 6orilas til SiGlp ipr Ssitlsre |
Winnsiota. Roro os Spo Saipta.
Rebraiia os ansre Staitr BET Sirss
uil iaa tiolis Ssbanolins al Suists
aOmits ior SuOiansrlanb % Onentlla
Sano.
Sst enc al Oisie 6orilaa sr iremlaat
al Senator @arrsn fra @pOmina. %
Ell Rapport h,rom er allsrsos usoiaaet
al Ssnatst, JON bsmnnoiasr Ssitl.rs /
Slater iom llosr al 5sris. at iOrldoe
osrss Somslisaos fra ben Datum. oa
9optn blir usotdt. iRotll l5oe april
1912.
Norllagti beitsmmsr, at ben lib.
Stiiltrt er iraO0renbe unotr osnns
eops Ssmpnoi9,lle, ltdl lite irdoraass
ira ben 3io. iOm iropss iOrat "prOpt"
op.
Get auost 5osila9 sr irtmla9t al
arnaresmanO Surie ira Spo Taioia.
Oct bthsmmer, at Seitlers paa Rois'
bub o0 StanOin9 Roct &eisroaiionerue
iial aip,s en 6Orl6naslie al Siotn paa
at Ndr lOrnt pare iliGno til at bsials
iOr Gdnoe. aogrssmanO Surte bar
Saab ON, at oisis 6Oriiu9 oil bii pso'
tat / inotp9renos ROn9rssissliOn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17

Sluabalis, for al rusIi, 3ioiel be-
epnots at iortns os pisnt, og bet bite
fa oa, at Willioner al ben srsnuc
Wari iraaoisos | 5ioiel os iprreliell
nQi,en ale andre Slaes usrGs. meo
llnotaselis ai -pissOn 8rais". bpiltei
lite blsp rsrt. Wen bar inaeniisos
isst nOsst ersmpsl paa. at noaell
npttia elsr oprtst Ylants sosl9a9es Al
osnne Wari.
gsliprslisn for Spo Euiotli State
6air, bar 6silsnotslOrt at inseu 5Ina
sr unolaot for at Dc Sslssenee Tan
iaa bet iaa bebaaelist lom mulIat me
osns be bsisser lloliilllnsen. 6lers
Sunorsos bsbassli9s Ssibenie oil blips
opiat, paa bsbaaslias Sieoer pda llo'
liillinssarunoeu. for be Selsssnos.
5bs Womdns Suiloing. Seaols
Is Gounin Ypaninaeu. ~. Is. ]. Il.
Rsli 9nttaas oa andre Spanlu9er pll
uoeluiienos blipe uoliDrst iOr at ta9e
Bare paa benz, iom bliper irGite al
SepGroiabsosrne. Gt hort Nnrierp
pll blius uohprei. o9 ell usl 'tIitei
Wairone Dil bape Cpipn meo. at be
Born, iom biipsr oueriaoi III oem. oil
iau bet beols Spipu % Pleie, Gen'
ne llnoerr ctnin oil p0rs msgst al0oe'
lis for mango Wsore. lOm ellers pIIoe
betQnte iis paa at bsisse lloltilllnaen
meo line Born. Se ian ousrldoe line
Born / Rurieriet % ia se mango TIL
tr9tteno, 5ins paa uciiiuinssn. uoen
nOssu SmiOra sIlsr anst ior llns
Smaa. Der sr o9iau isrset ior. at
ilart. soot oa rent Griitepuno er at
iaa pau mansiOloi9s Steoer pda
8runoen, pso Sioen al De rs9ulGre
"0porants". 3e Ysisgenoe er lad
lsoss lite nsoiaast til at brittle arte'
iian gano. bpis De lite iaa sn,isr.
9t Yanoipliem sr iuoreitst pud 10
liillinasarunosn til Yru9 iOr oem, 'om
"Gamper". Staiens Sol0atsr oil fun-
ssre iom pOliti paa llotiilinasgrun'
ben. iaa Oe Ssisasnos oil blipe bs'ipt
tet mob n9raaasnoe Wenneiir al alle
Slaas. Soloaisrns oil Oaiaa ino'
rstte st SOipital mso Ell eler Here
opati9e p99sr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17

Ter bsrsttss ira Winnspss. l4otau.
quit: Spaltninaerne turtle WOun.
tain bolosr paa at uopioes. os iiulos
Ninsrlnasrns iortiettss. oil bet i9tts
3nobpassrnss 9iu Spsn drani, al'
berta. / flor 6ars. ,Srani blsp for otte
xar iiosn oaiist at ct Qiompeiireo. oa
mango 9ip gil oa tabt. 9anaoas %.
psotopoarai. ". D. yopoe. iorstar
nu en- ombpssslis Ilnberisselie iorOt
n9rmsre bsiismme daren % iinos Rio.
Ter til at unbaaa 2ataltroien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17

Den isr omialte arSnne Nari. Der
bar uiit fig paa fOriieIliss Steosr inosn
Stotsn. par forleoen iommen Ill en-
6arm I Rarbsbsn al aberdeen.
6armersn laoos iiie Werie til be imaa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
-.Sar ou aipet bam en- aurp1

--Sar ou aibet bam en- 3urpl
Nen bporior ostl"
.San par aliior ajGrris.,
.Sta ipntss. ou ielp snsaua bar
iaat, at ou nstOp uIoe .bape en- Nano.
iOm par ipariommelis."
.Sa. men ban par allisspel altior
lpariommslia anlaat. 99nni big. bon
lrieoe til mig paa ct 8repiort."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17

The tired looking man dropped heav-
lily into a chair. I've been standing on
my feet ali day." he remarked. In ex-
planation Of his fatigue.
1T Is WELL" murmured his sister,
who Is teacher. that you specified
how you were standing. Otherwise
might have thought you were standing
on some other persons feet or ON your
head. New York Press.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17

Somttteaos. $ss: s,;....''.s:a sss'ss!s T. =
aabnes for Yoiattslie mart. Seno
% 9ts. / penas for en- Brochure ON.
bporlsoss Dc Ion faa ct "Somefeao"
o9 iulo Seiiripslis ai 2anbet. Aoresis:
e. D. Carlton, VIasa. y. ..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-17
SYo Dafota.

8eorae WOon, iOm lspsr en- Wil oelt
iOr YanitOn. bapoe iorleoen bet llbslo
at bans Sism blsp aloeles soslaai peo
Slosbrano. Snssn al 6amlliens
Weoismmer tom til Siaos. os bet me-
as Of Snobost blsp rstosi 3abst sr
omtrsut o., 900. mso 5000 Assurance.
Sporlsoss Slosu opiom pioss iiis.
aontraiten ior CpIsrelisn al ben
npe Is. Y. 2. " y. os W. d St. z.
StatiOnsbpsnin9 gaiertopn. blep
nplia ilutist 6hieaaO. iislae be 81
isrrstninssr iOm .Assntsn. =. =.
8oetbe, Watsrtown bar mootaset.
arbsiost iial paabsapnoes iaa mart
lom gpaninssmatsrialst tan brinsss
paa Steoet.
Srant Smith, en- 8rant 6ountp
FARMER, ~ Nar aammsl, blsp iOrlsoen
Tag iunosi b9nssnos / Stalobpsnin'
gen paa bans Spissrinoes 6arm /
WelrOis 3pwnihip. opennapnte
Gountp. let li9ss at Smith par
blepet fortpiplst opsr at arubls paa
8isnpUroisbeosr. gste ellsr 'orsltllt.
pa bette iial pRrs Aarla9en I'll bans
Gambling. pan sfisrlaosr Sulirn
men inasn gsrn.
eitsrat bape lisast tn beploflss
3illidno lire 9aas. aialt Wrs. .Sss'
lie Ward. Suliru til Thomas Dtdrd.
Yraiiosnt ior Sil 6iip rumber 6om'
pam, peo Ssoeu. paa Si'ier's 90
ipital got Springs. aarIaaen par
ap9 teller bun lii. oa Den guiomobil
bpori Wr. Warb o9 camille tpslloereoe
mto d Sroaitr9n Yrinals. Wr.
Ward % ,Samilie par pad Vsien til
GOT Springs, bpor be aateoe at til'
brinss Ssuoaasn.
Spo Iatpta pil maaiie brinae frem
sn Wlano, iom ian 9ipe lad Sobn'on
YrpaI. israni 6arter al Deaowooo.
en- 9o,cmo.ieisrsr paa burlington Va
nen, iom maaler Il Rob % = CONNER
bsi % peier 235 Yuuo. bar rsiii sh'
epsr for q! unosrbanols meb Solt. 'om
iorhaar iia paa ben annii at Haas.
% bsre bpao be tror ON BAN. Sdn
bar aloria spet iiS oenne 2unf.
men ban trOr at ban er baaoe lior o9
iieri not til at aioe SObniOn en- orr
osutslis Grasi prpsl.
2. y. Ssnion. Ell Sarmsr. lom lee
Der nosls Nil ira sSeslinatOn
Springs, unoilap nplis iom peb ct
Niraid at blips or9bi. Dan bar
uoe paa snasn for al llaa %, oa
Sefiene blsp iir0mis % lob ira bam.
Dan ialot ai Mswersn p9 blsp ilobt
meo ct lanst Sipiie. San III TO Rib
ben bruiie Os abiiilllas andre 'ar'
liae 2p9Iielier.
3. Nlosn 9prina al SIweao, ".
D., er / Spo Iaiota bis,e Ga9e
iom Rspreisntant ior "9merican gis
ION Soeistp. en- Organization. Der bar
opoirsi iia for ben 8lGrnina at ior'
iremme yiiOn Sprosn qanoe.
9pnet iloa neo oa iatte Slo paa et
8ranarp, iilbsrsnos Sobn Dlullsnbera.
NOR 1olano. ypaninaen. iamt 200
Sutbtl ppeDe br9noie I'LL OruHoeh.
vt Nlaiiinbus pso Sioen al bIsp an'
t9not o. brGneis mso Omtrsnt $500
perbt al Sarmmaiiineri.
8. 4. Nslion. an 6armer nGr
Bopbls, bar iaar en- 10 Aeres ppie'
tesoaer. lem ban iror oil 9ipe bam
en- rem ,sorienefe al omtrsnt s5. 600.
6ra Rapio Giip itnoes Der oenne
lib en- sR9naoe Rrsaiurer. bopeoias
asl,a til siilias Warieoer for at ilaa'
ties. men Osiaa til Nontana oa andre
Stsosr. bpor be iial aisees inoen be
brinaes paa Warieoet. Der sr nemlig
Wlanasl pac iaapsl Sommsrbapn iom
Vintsrfoosr. % mango i9laer belle I'm
Sei9tnina.
Den isr omtalte arpnne Wari. Der
bar piit fig poa foriiellias Steoer inosn
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

D. A. Under visited hOnefOlks il
Ito Sunday.
Have those pictures framed al
Fink Bros.
For SaIe-A 1 mich COW, fresh,
See H. R. Grow.
Gale Jervis visited in Spokane
the first of the week.
P. W. Mitchell vas in IIo on pro-
fessional business Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. McFarlane and son
we're up from Lewiston Sunday.
Opera house Monday night-the
best show that has visited Nezperce.
Auditor Clovis went to Forest yes
terday to look after business inter-
ests.
Attorney F. E. Fogg was in Win
chester yesterday on professional
business.
Ivan Jorgens started his new Min
neapolis threshing outfit in his own
grain this week.
VIM Sharkey of Woodside was
among the Nezperce visitors the
FIRST of the week.
T. M. Robertson of Russell shipp-
ed car of hogs from this point to
Spokane Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. h. Fike and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Fike spent Sun
, day in Winchester.
Henry Schutt Of Spokane is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
b. G. Anderson, in this city.
HAY for sale. First class wheat
hay 81 per toni l mile east of Nez-
perez. VIM. Rupert.
Your horses feet are good place
to save money. Billie, the horse
sheer, saves the foot and the horse.
C. M. Brown and Sam Wilcox re-
turned Monday from WaIla Walla,
where they we're engaged in harvest
work.
Knutson Brothers new gasoline
engine and Case separator outfit vas
yet agoing last week and is busy !
preparing its share Of this prairie 4
'rop for market. q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10
For So o. Erchanae.

Avery fine residence consisting Of
IL rooms and bath, beautiful trees
and terraced lawn close on hfthstreet,
with barn, and fine bearing orch
ard Of z acres in Clarkston close to
city, will exchange one or both for
a good wheat ranch close to vollmer
or Nezperce. Write P. ]. Hester,
Lewiston, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10

| Mrs. VIM Morrow and children
of Asotin we're guests of her sister
Mrs. Anna Post, in Nezperce las
week.
Mr.. Kimball and children anc
his sister of Asotin, Wash, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Glenn
ems in this city.
The Pacific States Telephone Co.
has a force of men at work rearrang-
ling and renewing its line construc-
ton in Nezperce.
Jas. B. White, who is TRANSFERRING
the records for Lewis county at Lew
iston, vas in Nezperce last week on
business along this line.
Competent engineer wants position
on traction engine this harvest.
E. B. Roberts,
Box %, Winchester.
Mrs. L. Smith and daughter,
Miss Nellie, of Spokane visited Mr..
and Mrs. P. W. Mitchell in Nez-
perez the latter part of last week.
Mrs. M. Mitchell of Juliaetta,
who has been visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. P. W. Mitch
ell, in this city, returned home Mon
day.
Alittle son of Jas. Stanton sustain
ed a broken arm while at play Tues
day. The fracture was given med
deal attention as soon as possible
and the little fellow is getting along
nicely.
Frank Zollber took his bran new
Case separator and Is horse power
gasoline engine out last Thursday
and started his initial run on John
Stellmon's ranch. It is said to be
working fine.
Misses Ethel and Helen Thissell,
who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. N. Swift and other relatives
in Nezperce during the past two
weeks, left today for their home
In Clinton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ?. Richardson,
Who recently sold their jewelry
Itock and business to E. S. Booth,
giII remain in Nesperce for a few
veeks, after which they will spend
ONE time travelling in the south and
orthwesi.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10
Raneher Hurt IN Runaway.

On last Friday morning, as A. S.
Carley was driving past c. W.
Booths ranch one half mile west of
town, his horses became frightened
at an old hogshead and a pile of
other trash in the road and whirled
to one side throwing Mr.. Carley un-
der the wheels of the buggy. He
was bruised severely about the face
and limbs. The team was stopped
by VIM. Eastman, no serious dam
age having been done to either hors-
es or buggy. Mr.. CarIey owes his
life to the fact that he was travelling
in a light buggy otherwise his skull
would probably have been crushed.
To discourage the habit some
have Of carelessly throwing refuse
and various substances dangerous to
horses and automobiles in the public
highways, the last Idaho Legislature
enacted the following law:
Section Of Chapter 116, Idaho
Session Lavs.-1f any person shall
wilfully or negIigenhy throw or de-
post upon any highway, street, al
ley or easement used by the public
for public travel, any glass bottle,
glass, nails, tacks, hoops, cans,
barbed wire, boards, or other sub
stance which would be likely to in
jure any horse, stock, vehicle or
person travelling upon such street,
alley or easement, such
person shall upon conviction there
of be punished by a fine not exceed
ing twenty-five dollars nor by i'm
prisonment in the county Jail not ex-
ceeding ten days.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10
COUNTY WOOD BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioner
will receive bids up to September
18th, 1911, for Is cords Of wood,
or 20 tons Of coal, to be delivered
at the Court House at Nezperce
from October 1st, 1911 to February
LIST 1912. Bids to be fled with the
Clerk Of the board, and should
specify whether 16-inch or four foot
wood. Dated at Nezperce July 10th,
1911. Clyde Clovis, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10

The Hotel Clark House in Nez-
perez city, the county seat Of Lewis
county. Will give good terms or
cheap for cash. Must be sold in
two weeks. Come and see Harding
& Stellmon or Miller & Schultz. If
you want a bargain come quick.
A. c. Eitzen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY T. n. Bell. two miles north Of
winchester. Lewis county. Idaho, the follow.
horse, three white feet, branded 10 on loff
giiho, weight about 900 lbs. about u years ola
wearing leather headataii or halter. The
Shove described horse was taken up the 1lth
n above described horse II not claimed b.
the owner be Will BE- sold IN forty days after
publication Of this notice according % law.
@. 8. Butler, Constable,
Winchester, IDA,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10

No. I bundle hay, &c bundle
until dry enough to weighS SD ton
in field SO delivered.
P. M. Harding.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10

P. E. Miller made a business
trip to Spokane Tuesday in dis E.
M. F. car. He was accompanied
by his daughter. Miss Madge, and
son, Vernon, who will visit for a
time with their grandmother 10 the
inland metropolis.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10
Christian Church.

Bible school at 10 a m. preach
ing at IL. Subject, "The Offend
ing Christ" Christian Endeavor at
7 P. m ; preaching at 8. Subject,
Home" A special invitation to
all. is. Clements, pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10

The teachers examination for
first, second and third grade certif-
Gates will be held at Nezperce, Aug.
"a, 1911. Inquire at the Office Of
the county superintendent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-10

A first class COW for sale. Will
be fresh soon. Inquire Of
w. E. Baird.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-28
So Mt :R, Ga,

every indication that cars Of the type
of the Chalmers will be in great de-
mand.
Madison Square Garden never made
better appearance than during the
show which has just closed.
The show committee deserves great
prise for the preparation of this eX-
hibit," said Hugh Chalmers president
Of the Chalmers Motor Company THE
galleries have been made so wide and
roomy that space on them is quite as
desirable as on the main floor. The
dec orative scheme is more pleasing
than that of any earlier show. The
exhibits have been arranged attractive
~ and certainly the attendance has
hcan all that anyone could want Aft
er attending the show none of the
pcssimists who should cry calamity
regarding the automobile business
would get any support from me, /
believe the outlook for the industry
was never brighter"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-28

The first public exhibition Of Ram
bier service cars and the initial pub
lie announcement of the intention Of
the Thomas B. Jeffrey Company. pio-
neer pleasure car manufacturers, to
build municipal service cars. will be
made at the opening of the CONNER
cial Vchicle Show at the Chicago Col
iseum next month
The first car to be shown will be
the Rambler combination chemical
ana hose truck, one Of the most COM
plete pieces of automobile fire fight
ing equipment ever placed on the
market
A special chassis. built in its en-
tirety in the big Rambler factory al
Kenosha Wisconsin will distinguish
this car from most others Of this
class, many consisting merely of a
pleasure car chassis equipped with q
special body The car is As horsepow.
err. has a speed of from five to forty
miles an hour on high gear, will ac-
commodate six men in addition to &
thousand feet of 215 inch water hose
including regular chemical equipment
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-28

pany, where it is the center of at.
traction. Dozens of Elks and theil
friends have been admiring this pret-
ty car for days and wondering who
will be the fortunate winner
Another order for an Overland re-
ceivel by The Won Hamm- Youna
Company during the week was for
one of the dashing Model 50 torpedo
body cars, which type is so popular
with local physicians. This last car
has been ordered by Dr. +. l.. Morone
who can hardly wait the arrival OF
the Sierra Oh Feb. 4th to get posses
sion of his new ca.
Another Overland has been deliv-
cred to Dr.. Claude Buffet of Kohala
who can not say enough for his new
car. 1t takes the steep mountain
roads Of Kohala as easily as though
il was a Is II. p. car instead of the
30 II p, which The stout little motor
develops
During the week another beautiful
car left the sales rooms of The Won
Ilamm-Goung Company. This was g
fine passenger Lozier touring
car which has been bought by Mrs.
j. A. Cuminns. The Lozier is get
ting to Re one Of the most popular
high-priced cars 1t is unnecessar.
to mention that the Lo2icr has made
a wonderful showing for itself on the
mainland during the past year, 1t
has finished in every race and endur-
ance contest in which it has entered
coming ont first in a great many and
in every instance coming ont not less
thar fifth. This is very remarkable
as there are no American cars but
have had some setback or other in
the long races during the past year,
being unable to finish the race, the
Lozier being the only exception.