The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-11-30

Last Saturday Ivan J0rgen
shipped a thoroughbred shoifhoir
bull and heifer, ? sheep, 2 hogs
Rich Fox his champion Holsteil
bull and y. A. johnson a prize
winner horse to compete at tn
Lewiston stock shcw.
100000 private money to LOAF
at 01a per ct. interest No othel
expenses except abstracfing anf
recording; no red tape. If title
is complete can close up loan same
day you make application A. O.
Gross, Mohler. Idaho. If
If you are looking for the best
OF wheat land in what is known az
the Palouse country Of Alberta,
do not miss the Killam district.
Can get you Al land from $l5 to
$500 per acre. Easy terms w
A line from Ekalaka, Mont,
states that Fred and VIM. Tester
man arrived there from the Nez-
perez section on Nov. Is, with
their live stock and equipment
and will make their home on the
claim they filed on last spring.
Z. Larson & Co, Killam, Alta. IT,
+. A. Wester, A. Z. Wade, jim
Smith, VIM. Fuller, Tom and Nick
Jacobs, Matt Schmidlkofer, Curtis
Miller. Ferman Harris, Dick
johnson and Dale and Merwin
Harding helped make up the
crowd to the stock show Tuesday.
Elder Fred Flora, Of Moscow,
viii begin series Of meetings al
the Brethren church in this city
on next Sunday, Dec. 3. These
services viii continue through
two weeks, and an invitation is
extended 10 everyone 10 attend as
often as possible.
Stop and think DO not be-
DO not go to a dry dis
trict just because they had good
crops the last two years. Come
to killam, the Palouse country of
Alberta, where draught and crop
failures are unknown Wheat to-
day $l7S.-W. +. Larson, KilIam,
Alta. IT,
The Vermont Loan & Trust Co.,
is in the market for loans on inn
proved farm lands at 6ia per cent.
No advance interest, cash commits
zion or bonus. Liberal prepay
ment privileges. Loans closed
promptly on approval of title.
York Herren, Agent, Nezperce,
Idaho. If.
FOR SALE - 320-acre stock
ranch; about 50 acres in eultiva-
tion, balance best of pasture land.
splendid place TO grow beans,
.orn, peas, etc. All fenced and
,ross fenced; plenty of water.
Price $1,000. Would consider
some horses on deal. w. J. Ram
~, Nezperce.
The time has arrived when cir
increased cost in all
material compel as 10
advance the subscription price of
his paper to $3.50 per year. This
advance viii go into effect jan
nary 1. Until then, 81 viii pay
/ years subscription, for as many
7ears in advance as you like.
Miss Grace Swanson, daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Swanson
i the Fletcher section, is well on
he way to complete recovery from
serious attack Of appendicitis
nd operation therefor and a long
Illness Of typhoid fever which fol-
owed, under the skilled treat
nent Of DR.. E. Z. Burk, of Noll-
ner.
A GOOD POSITION can be
lad by any ambitious young man
n young lady in the field Of rail
ray or commercial felegraphy. |
'ince the passage Of the S-hour
aw by Congress, il has created
ig demand for telegraph oper-
tors. Positions paying from SIS
0 $50 per month, with many
hances for advancement. 1t viii |
'ay you to write Railway Tele-
.raph Institute Of Portland, Ore,
or particulars. 4w.
Curtis Miller and Freeman
'yron returned home Sunday |
rom deer hunt on the Selway !
bove the falls. Owing to the
act that it was necessary for them
0 be home the first of the week