The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-10-21

and branded figure . on right hip
Frank E. Roe. Wv
See Officer 600 at the opera hous
! Saturday night, Oct. %. A GOO
one one of the best featur
photo-plays; the one that opened thu
new Library theatre at Spokane, t.
standing room only.
Mrs. Lille Landon, who has beer
visiting with her brothers, A. G. ane
Claud Gross, left Tuesday for Lap
wal, where she will visit friends TO,
short time prior to returning t.
her home in Alberta.
Wallace Hines, of Warren county
Iowa, boyhood chum of w. II
Ralph, spent couple of days al
the Ralph home last week and left
Friday for San Francisco to take in
the big fair on his way home.
H. D. Wester, formerly of this
place, but who has been ranching in
the Cleveland, Wn., section the past
two years, advertises a big public
sale at his place on November O..
Col. F. w. Cline of this city will
cry the sale.
Mrs. Ward Egbert and daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Rhode, who have been
visiting Mrs. Egbert's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Turner, left Tues
day for their nome in Rock Rapids,
Iowa. They will visit coast pc nts
on their way back.
Rev. Ellis met with very good
attendance at the Harbke school
house on the evening of OFT. IT..
Mrs. Sweet of Russell presided at
the organ and Mrs. Scott led the
singing, all of which made the song
service extra good.
Robt. II. Cosgrove, the Vermont
Loan & Trust Co.'S agent at Nezperce,
has just secured the agency for
large Live Stock Loan Co.. and is
prepared not only to make loans on
live stock but also to lend money for
the purchase of stock.
The S. C. McDaniels pack train
of some thirty head of mules passed
through town Tuesday enroute from
the Marble creek country, where
Mr.. McDaniels has been packing
for the government, to the Grange
vile and Buffalo Hump country.
L. N. Swift, D. P. Donovan and
John Mockler went to Lewiston Sat- i
urday on business transactions. max
ing the trip in the formers car. They
we're accompanied by the Misses
Sadie and Leila LAWN, who were the
guests Of their parents and friends
until Sunday evening.
A. E. Hess, special government
agent, was in town Tuesday night
looking after the cor fscated ship
ment of Golden Robin, which the
state pure food officials seized here.
last summer. It seems as thouRhk
the state has turned it over to the
government to handle.
The promptness with which the
Vermont Loan & Trust Co. is ableto
settle loans is winning them many
friends on both praries. Robt. II.
Cosgrove, their agent at Nezperce,
not only makes examinations, but al
SO makes up all papers, and it takes
only few days to get the money af-
ter the application is signed.
Peter Delp, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G {. Hess, for the
past three months, left yesterday
morning for California where he will
spend the winter. Mr.. Delp thinks
Nezperce prairie about the finest
country out of doors and backs up
his judgment by investing some of
his surplus cash in prairie dirt.
The old court house building east
of the postofice is being remodeled
and will be occupied next week by
Farmer & Turner, who will conduct
an up-to-date pool hall and coufec-
tionery store. The building will be
we'll lighted and new fix
lures are being installed. The boys
wi be glad to welcome their old, as
we'll as their new, friends in their
new home.