The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-09


Have your horse bills PRINTED
here and get a notice IN Ths
Herald Breeders Column, anc
everybody in Lewis County vii
know about your horse.
Mrs. Ollie Cox Mrs. Ivan .Ior,
gems and Clifford johnson left
Sainray morning for Spokane
where they were called By the SER
ions illness Of Il. A. johnson.
The ladies aid Of the Christian
church met at the home Of drs. J
10. Wright yesterday afternoon
Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed by all present.
Nrs. j II. Foster and Miss Belle
Uklain, who have been visiting
friends and relatives here for the
past fonr months, left Saturday
for their home near Diaf0rd, Alta.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Winiy, who
have been visiting at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Lewis for the
past two months, left Saturday
morning for their home IN Port
land.
The ladies aid Of the Christian
church will serve ice cream and
cake. coffee and sandwiches al
the church annex Wednesday af-
ternoon, March IS, from Two 10
five clock.
FOR SALE About 100 cords
Of wood IN dead logs, on what is
known as the Campbell ranch.
about S miles northeast of Nez-
perez. Write or phone Bank Of
Nollmer. owners. Az
For your l.enfcn fish we offer
spiced herring. large fat behring's,
smoked salmon in both grades,
and full line of canned fish.
Come in and let as show YOU this
line. G. W. Felt.
Bert Lomax has opened a bak-
cry in the building just south Of
the one where he formerly had his
restaurant. The new stand has
been thoroughly overhauled and
nicely fitted up for his business.
Ralph Kennedy, who has been
under the Doctors care for sever
al weeks with badly bruised
knee, caused by a fall at the Ev-
crgrecn-F oresfers basket bali
game, is reported as getting along
nicely.
FOR SALE 800 acres, 5ls mi.
southeast Of Nexperce, for $500.
$500 down, $1,000 in > years
and the balance III Z years, at z
per cent interest. Could handle
some good horses on the deal
w. ]. Ramey.
Last saturday J. +. Sorcnson
purchased the Joe Gibbons lease
on the Boss Barn, also his livery |
outfit. lie viii move the livery |
business to the Nezperce stables
aud contcmplateS releasing the |
Boss Barn for private purposes.
The public sales held in the prai- |
rie country this season have gen.
rally turned out very satisfactor-
Ily 10 the parties holding them
Cline is proving to the
people that he can certainly de-
liver the goods on the auction
block.
In reporting the Rose iIill-M Me-
Rae community meeting last week
ye inadvertently stated that in
he election Of officers n. II. Ja-
.obs was chosen president and |
John Blenders vicc-president for
he ensuing term, when just the 1
'evcrse was the case.
The Lewis county spelling con-
est, which was to have been held
t lilo last Friday, was postponed |
Until tomorrow, March 10. Much
interest has been taken in the
for this event and
verifying points to one OF the
lest matches yet held,
Perhaps the highest average
rice obtained for three Cat cattle
"a Nczperce prairie was paid to
iol Pool last week when he sold
hrec beef to Carsteon buyers for
33S.40. 1.-THE big steer" weigh
d an even 2000 pounds and at Z
ents brought the owner $4,000
Geo. Summerhalt and family
rrived last week from near Osh.
osh, Wisconsin, and expect to ,
iakc their future home here Mrs.
ummerhalt and Mrs John Wis
ink are sisters and their meeting {
lst week was the first time they