The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-13

were Nezperce visitors TUESDAY
and left on the 2 80 train foi
Grangeville.
BIRTH Announcements Cards
The correct thing, with envel-
opes 10 match, ali ready to be fill
ed out and mailed-50c the dozen
al this office.
Dave Burdine. Z. Markell and
Sherm Way, of the Nollmer see
tion, were in town Monday, trans
acting business before the county
commissioners.
G. {. Sorey, Of Anatone, Wash,
who has been assisting in invOic-
ing the Paul johnson stock OF
merchandise, returned 20 his
home Monday.
l.. d. Simpson, general manag-
or of the Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co, spent Monday
in Nezpcrce, leaving for Spokane
Tuesday morning.
Have your horse bills printed
here and get a notice in The
Herald Breeders Column, and
everybody in Lewis County will
know about your horse.
Shcrm Tanning sold his fine
farm one half mile southwest Of
town last week 20 Geo. Lynn. The
price for the ranch, stock and ma
chinery is said 10 be 100000.
Rev. T. II. Fcrtig left yesterday
morning for Garfield, Wash, 10
attend meeting of the Walla
Walla Presbyfcry, which is held
shere from the llth 10 the 18th,
inclusive.
All County Advisor subscEip-
lions are now due and may be
oaid az the Union State Bank,
Nexperce. Please give this matter
your prompt attention. J. j. Man
they. secy.
l.. L. Percgine. the new pro-
orietor Of the johnson store, ar
lived from Asotin Monday even
sng. He was accompanied by his
family, but they viii remain only
1 short time.
Reports from Mrs. r. +. Blake
more, who is IN the hospital az
Colfax, are very encouraging and
the DIR. writes that he thinks she
will be able TO return home with
him ia q short time.
II. II. Wahl, Of Clifford, and
John 4. Sandcrson, of Summit,
visited Ncxperce Monday and
Tuesday, returning home yester-
day. Mr.. Wahl was a resident
here in the early day.
Notice-All accounts due the
Johnson Mercantile Co. have been
placed IN my hands for collection
and il viii be considered a favor
IL the same are settled at once.
r. w. Walters, at the old stand.
Ed. J. Armbruster, Of Moscow,
was IN Ncxperce Friday on his
way to Westlake, where he is on
A trade Tor 500 acres Of land. He
was the guest Of his father-in-law,
Peter Fox, and family while here.
FARM FOR SALE offer my
place Of 100 acres, half mile north
Of Nexpcrce, at a very reasonable
price and terms TO suit purchaser,
IL taken soon. Write for price and
terms. G. p. Peterson, Moscow,
Idaho 45-3s
FOR SALE-320 acres, So mi. |
southeast Of Nezperce, for $500. |
$500 down, $1,000 in 2 years
and the balance in z years, at z
per cent interest. Could handle |
some good horses on the deal. |
w. J. Ramcy.
Miss Florence Stoufer, who has
been quite i'll for the past week |
Vas taken to Lewiston Tuesday |
for treatment and reports are that
she is considerable better Mrs.
Stoufer, Miss Isabelle and Mrs.
Gladys Sumpter accompanied her.
BLACKSMITHING-l have re-
.ently bought the Heston wood
stock and have installed a COM
Dlete blacksmithing outfit with |
power and ann now fully equipped |
20 do all kinds of work in my
inc on short notice. Try me.
Roy Lyons.
Carl Olson, Of the Vollmer Sec
ion, purchased an Oakland ear
rom Price Bros. Monday. This
makes several Of these popular
,ars that Price Bros. have sold on
he prairie and they viii have
lew supply on hand as soon as the
'oads will permit
Last week Fay Brannon pur-
hascd the interest Of his partner, Il
" q. McLennan and is now sole
,eo,,rsofo,, &c tho hlnqketoifh huei- III