The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-12-16
Mrs. Arthur Mcclure returned to

MIS-. Arthur McGulre returned &c
her home in Lewiston yesterday after
few days visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. O'Conner.
Have you seen th. stock of rings,
necklaces. bracelets, stick pins,
brooches, cuff buttons, tie clasps,
chains and watches at Stoufers2
Tom O'Conner is moving one of
his we'll drilling machines to Win
chester where he will drill well for
the Craig Mountain Lumber Co.
| LOST-About November ID a
gold watch fob, with the initials T..
F. J. on charm. Finder please leave
at this office and receive reward.
FOR SALE-Ten horse and n
horse electric motor and 20ton
chop mill. All in coed repair.
Price reasonable. J.. w. Ramey.
J. A. Paige and wife of Waller,
Montana, who have been visiting rel
atives here for the past two weeks,
left for their home yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Dave Allen spent Sunday and
Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0 A. Ware, returning to her
home in Winchester Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Manda Hoff returned from
Lewiston Monday evening where she
was the house guest of Miss Pearl
Kelso and other friends for several
days.
Talk about Christmas presents
What better coull you make friend
than The Weekly Oregonian and
Nezperce Herald-5oth one year
for 81 so.
Good coyote weather and several
of the boys are bringing in the pelts
for Inspector Chancey Wallace to
defoot, thereby securing the So SO
bounty offered by the state.
Tom DeCoursey has secured
year $ lease on the building north of
the opera house and will open up
barber shop in the same in few
days. he will move his family over
from Ferdinand as soon as he can
find suitab e residence and they will
become permanent citizens Of our
berg.
Attorney General Peterson
holds that the dry" law passed
by the last Idaho legislature, and
which puts this state in the all
dry column on next January the
first, and in which was included
the search and seizure clause
Of the 1911 local option law does
not guarantee officials authority !
for searching private residences
for "contraband" goods, unless
there is reasonable evidence that
spirits are being dispensed from
such residence. His statement is
based on the supreme court S de-
:ision and numerous other author
ties Of law, and was doubtless in
ended to avert the troubles that
night have arisen through lack Of
understanding Of this
point.
It is surprising the number of
anchors who are doing business on
hort time money for which they
ay a high interest rate and also
requent abstract and recording
harges. If they stopped to figure
ow much they could save by taking
ut five or len year loan from the
Termont Loan & Trust Co. of Spo-
ane, with the easy and liberal pre-
ayment privileges they give and the
ow interest charged, they would
urely do as Eli fnanciers and bust
ess men do and arrange to get their
honey in the best and cheapest way.
Write, see or phone Robt. n. Cos
rove, their agent here in Nezperce
Or full particulars.
C. w. Felt, who during the past
4 years as president of the Felt
fercantile Co. of this city has be-
ONE one of the best known mer-
hants in the Northwe st, departed
lis morning for St. Joseph, Mo-,
here he will negotiate with the
Vheeler-Motter Co., partners with
i'm in the business here, for the pur-
base or sale of the entire concern.
[nder the we'll known title the bust
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