The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

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] with my partner, Mr. Geo. A
Cue, have conducted 90 per cen
of all pure bred sales held in TIL
Northwest for the past thre'
years. Harry G. Cranke.
/ with my partner, Mr.. Geo "A
Cue, have conducted 80 per cent
of all pure bred sales held in thu
Northwest for the past three
years. Harry c. Cranke.
DR.. Akin. the local veterinarian
was called 70 the Weippe section
Tuesday to treat several eases Of
black leg, which has made its APP
pcaranee among the cattle there.
abouis.
Turner Brothers further IN
creased their large land holdings
Tuesday when they purchased the
80-acre tract from j w. Moreland
adjoining their farm on the south.
the consideration being S6800
Mrs. Ann M0ckler. of Clarls-
ton. who has been visiting her son,
Joe M0ckler, IN 10 for several
days, come over TO Nezperce Tues
day 10 be the guest of relatives
and old neighbors during the
week.
Black leg is said 70 be extant
among the cattle on Camas prai-
RE and several have reported los
SEES from the dread infection in
the Winona section. Every pre-
caution is being taken to stop its
spread.
Frank Chandler came in yester-
day from Ekalaka, Mont, 10 look
after business interests on the
prairie He reports general con-
ditions quite satisfactory in his
country and grain prices exceed
ingly tempting.
G. w. Felt this week received
the fall sample book Of The Inter-
national Tailoring Co, Of Chica-
90. where YOU can now have your
.loths made to your measure by
one Of the best tailoring houses in
the United States.
Jacob Mowry and Will Ickes
were arrivals last Tuesday from
Charleston, the former to look af-
ter business interests here and the
latter 10 investigate prairie farm
conditions with the view Of locat-
ing IN this section.
Last week VIM. Eastman finish
I'd one of the finest barns on the
prairie az his ranch northwest Of
town. II is 50xs0, has stall room
for 80 head Of stock, round roof
and n 1O0-ton hay capacity O. A.
Ware was superintendent of the
job.
@. A. Ware is putting in some
new sidewalk in the southwest
part OF town. The new walk runs
on the north side Of T. N. Brown
field and II. g. Anderson 5 pro-
perry, crosses the street and runs
north, connecting with the 2. w.
Mitchell walk.
r. L. Spiler was up from Lew
iston Monday in one Of the new |
model Ford touring cars. r. l..
attracted about the usual amount |
Of attention. but the Ford with !
Is new all-black hood, air concen-
irafor and larger water reservoir
was the center of attraction of
quite a group of admirers.
p. w. Kittrell, Of the Ito section, |
md republican candidate for COM
Of the third district, was
/ Nexperce visitor Monday and I
his name on our honor
list for one year Mr.. Kittrell says
he favors the strictest economy in
county affairs and that the bust
less should be handled like any /
private affair.
Chas. J. Larson, formerly Of this
'icinity and now of CurIew, II
Nash, was in Nezperce this week
o take a look at the crop on his
inc ranch north of town and at
end to other business matters. In
identally he spent the interven-
ng time powowing with old
riends and was an appreciated
aller at the Herald shop.
The largest yield Of blue barley
o far reported this season comes
rom the II. r. Warnacut ranch
outh of Vollmer where 1919 acres
made 592 sacks or nearly 100 II
Iushels to the acre. The grain
ras grown on summer fallow land II
rhich had sfroze on" last win
er and reseeded this spring.
rank Zolber headed and thresh-
d the grain and is responsible for
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