The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-17

Tue tIditih OH the Ad4ndh fuA
, RE line have been about two hours
late for the past few evenings, o.
account OF high water in the Lap
wal creek.
Celebrate Washington birth
day by eating chicken pie dinner
with the ladies Of the n. +. church
at the annex, from s 10 s p. M
on the 22d
/ Carl Williams returned home
Sunday from a visit with his par
ents at Charleston. lie was accom-
panied on the trip by his two lit
tie children.
FOR SALE-Round dining Ia
bic, So; SIT. window shade, 81
l2x4 fl. French plate mirror, $40,
and telephone $40. Enquire Miss
Helen Jeffrey
Shoe repairing done while you
wait. All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable. JAS. Stock
dale. First door north Of Stew
ems restaurant.
FOR SALE One 2 year old
aud one yearling pure-bred Po-
land China boar and & light Brah-
ma pnre-bred coekrels. w. A..
Burghardt, Mohler, Idaho.
FOR SALE-liO lstein COW. Civ
ing a good quantity Of milk, viii
be fresh in June. Also q year
ling heifer. Can be seen at any
time az my place in west Nez-
perez. II. g. Paige
Clayton Jones, the well known
rancher Of southwest Of Nezperee,
on last Saturday added 10 his
land holdings on the prairie By
purchasing the fine quarter see
ton owned by Edw. c. Smith just
west Of Dublin. The considera-
ton was $4,000. Mr. Smith who
viii give immediate possession
has no particular plans for the
immediate future, bur viii take
up his residence for the present
in Nollmer
FOR $50 Again. we have
made arrangements with the
Weekly 0regonian whereby we
can furnish The Herald and that
paper, with It's colored funny see
ton, one year for $50 This is
campaign year-the year when
this combination offer should
most appeal 70 you Your lead
ing county paper and the lead
ing weekly newspaper OF the
Northwest both for $50. Leave
or send your orders to the Herald
office. #
A letter from chas. r. Carlborg,
formerly employed in the Ncz-
perez Machine Works AZ this
place. states that he is now doing
wen AZ one Of the proprietors Of
the Payette Lake Garage 4 Ma
.hine Works az Met all, Idaho. lie
says that the heavy snow blockad-
"a the two railroads running into
that town SO that they had no
trains for three weeks, but The
lhaw is now on aud they are |
again Ia touch with the outside
world.
Some forty-ihree Odd Fellows
went 10 10 on a special train Sat
urslay night where they assisted
IN comforting the first degree. |
Representatives were also present |
from the Renbens and Forest
lodges aud a general good time is
reported: twelve candidates TAX
ing the degree work A luncheon
were served and plans discussed
md committees appointed for the
Lewis County !. o. O. f. associ-
sfion which will meet at lilo some
Iimc IN june.
The Department Of Agriculture
has been able to secure a quantity |
IL sudan grass, Dakota alfalfa
iced, and an improved variety Of
field peas, a portion Of which has
been allotted to Congressman Adj
lison 4. Smith Of Idaho for distri-
,ugion. A package win be sent on
application to Mr.. Smith if the
-eauest Is received before the first
# March. as long as the supply
asts. The department is anx- I
Gus to place the seed in the hands
# farmers who will be sufficient
y interested TO give them careful
Istcntion. aud who will report to
he department the results OBJ
aimed with their tests. In ar
angling for this distribution a
most promising aud new variety
Il crops has been given first con
liberation.
County Advisor A. Z. Wade left
or Boise last Friday, where he
rill represent the Lewis county
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