The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20

son.
All County Advisor subscrip.
tions are now due and may be
paid at the Union State Bank,
Nezperce. Please give this matter
your prompt attention. J. J. Man.
they, Secy.
w. H. Thomson, the specialist
in the treatment Of diseases OF do
nestle animals, returned 10 his
home in Lewiston Tuesday after
a trip Of investigation on the prai-
rie-his old stamping ground
FARM FOR SALE offer my
place Of 100 acres, half mile north
of Nezperce, at a very reasonable
price and terms to suit purchaser,
if taken soon. Write for price and
terms. G. p. Peterson, Moscow,
Idaho. 45-3s
Floyd Bowers, a student in the
Idaho University, was the guest
of his friend, Wilfred Waters, Of
this vicinity, the first Of the week.
The Herald acknowledges a pleas
ant call yesterday by the young
gentlemen.
FOR SALE 800 acres, So mi.
southeast of Nezperce, for $500.
$500 down, 5000 in 2 years
and the balance in Z years, at Z
per cent interest. Could handle
some good horses on the deal
w. j. Ramey.
Time is precious this spring
Mr.. Farmer, don't 60 into your
field with a dull, rusty pillow
when Roy Lyons can make them
bright as new with his polishing
wheel. Drop in and see some Of
his improvements; just installed
BLACKSAITHING-I have re-
Gently bought the Heston wood
stock and have installed a CON-
plete blacksmithing outfit with
power and am now fully equipped
10 do all kinds Of work in my
line on short notice. Try me.
Roy Lyons.
G. NJ. Farrar last week purchas-
I'd a registered Hereford bull |
from Curtis Miller which he will |
place al the head of his herd. |
Gradually our prairie farmers are
iriffing into high grade and reg
istered stock and there is no ar
gument that is does not pay.
y. j. Fike, who was a business
'isitor IN Spokane the first Of the
week, called on Z. A. johnson
while there and found him still
improving nicely in health and |
very much encouraged over his
outlook. Mr.. johnson expects "a
return TO his home in Lewiston
soon.
On Tuesday Joe Ivy purchased
the interest Of his partner, s. G.
Upper. in their pool and con-
dictionary business and viii con-
duet the same in the future. Joe
asks a continuation Of the old pa
tronage and would be pleased TO
many new faces, and says you are
always welcome
Miss Bculah Carey returned /
home from the University Of Ida
mo last Friday evening to spend
Easter vacation with her parents, II
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Carey, Of this
She was accompanied
BY Miss Ada Bovey. of Haley,
Idaho. Miss Rovey is also a stu
dent Of the L. Of l.
Mrs. Andrew Stellmon on Tues
lay received word from her hus-
band, who is at the bedside of his
brother, Geo. w. Stellmon, of near
II. Benton, Mont, that the lat
er's condition was much improv-
d and his recovery is now con-
lidered only a matter of time. He
las been IN of typhoid fever dur
ng the past seven weeks.
FIFTY THOUSAND Dollars of
private money 20 loan on real cs-
ate at a low rate of interest, with
of paying any amount
L any time without bonus. Best
erms ever given on this prairie.
Honey ready as soon as abstract
: completed. No delay. Write
If phone me at Mohlcr, Idaho, be-
orc making a loan. A. G. GROSS.
CH0PART (6140), a grand
lack imported French Draft stall
ion, will make the season as fol-
ows Monday and Tuesday at J
T. Fitc's farm northeast of Mob
err; Wed. and Thurs. at III. J. II
.ent's farm northwest of Mohler
friday and Sat. at Peck; at $3.50
ingle service. $40, season, $3.50 II
ure with foal. w. r. Galloway,
)wner and Mgr.
Plans are being worked out for
he consolidation of the Methodist
nd Presbyterian church organi-
ations in Nczperce, with the oh
cct that the same shall be per-