The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-08

the L0iO power plant, were guebb
az the f. 4. Scholer home Sunday
Mrs. and Mrs. York Herren ans
little daughter left Sunday ii
their Hupmobile for a week 5 Wis
il az Spokane and Occur d'Alene
$. p Lauby and sisters, Missei
Margaret and Carrie, were il
from the Russell section yesfer
day, visiting home folks and shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Rowe anC
children started out in their auto
Tuesday morning for a sight see
ing tour OF the Alberta. Canada
country.
BIRTH Announcements Cards
The correct thing, with envel-
opes 10 match, all ready 10 be fill
ed out and mailed-5Oc the dozen
AZ this office.
Mrs. Ralph Stellmon is as
sisting in the Nezperce Telephone
Co.'S. office, having taken the
place Of Miss Yada Quigley, who
has resigned.
Lose no time-insure that val
liable grain crop in the Hartford,
then you need lose no sleep on the
hail question. Talk il over with
G. }. Miller, local agent.
w. ;. GraHt was on last Satur-
day added 10 the long list of Max
well ear owners IN this section, he
having purchased a new machine
from the Donovan Hardware.
A. ii. Cochran was an arrival
last night from Lewiston and has
accepted a position as fireman on
the L., n. & +. His family is ex-
peeted 70 arrive in a few days.
Sam Norhics has accepted a POI
xition with the Grangeville Flee
trio Light & Power company at
the power plant on the South
Fork and left for that point last
week.
Misses Ada and Nellie Ratliff
were hosteSses al a dinner We'd
nesday, June 6. The guests were /:
Misses Edith Wright, Borghild
IE0ff, Beuahl McCarty and Maisic
Rude.
Harry knutson has solved his
harvest problems. by the purchase
last Saturday Of a Little Idaho
Combined Harvester from the Do
novan Hardware, the local
agency.
Editor c. II. Martin, Of the
Progress and w. A. Dissmorc
we're members of a Kamiah auto
party that visited Nezperce last
Friday and were pleasant callers
IT The Herald office.
X. q. 0sterhout and +. II. Har-
ris, Of this vicinity, and Roy Mel
.una, of Steele, are hitting the
high places in new Ford autos
purchased from Thomas & Jami-
son, since our last issue.
FOR SALE-320 acres, 5I5 mi.
southeast Of Nexperce, for $500.
$500 down, $1,000 in 2 years
and the balance in years, at Z
per cent interest. Could handle
some good horses on the deal.
w. J. Ramey.
FOR SALE-Choicest building
spot in n. w. Nezperce. IS foot
front 140 feet deep over looking
the town and all surrounding
country. Level, fenced chicken
tight, dozen trees and sidewalk. |
Inquire, A. Huff, city.
Miss Beulah Carey returned
Tuesday evening from Moscow,
where she was a student at the |
Idaho University, and win spend |
the summer vacation at the home |
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. b.
Carey, north of this city.
John Turner arrived IN this !
city last Thursday evening from
Kalispell, Mont, and has taken
charge of and will run the Hobart
ranch out on route No. ], which |
property was purchased some
time back by Turner Brothers.
FOR SALE-Aspinwall potato
planter, $35; Aspinwall sorter $40 I
and Dowclen digger, $40; all in
good condition, at less than half /
cost. The three machines, $40. Il
See Fred Turner, 5 miles west, Il
north Of Nczperce. II. w. Niles.
FOR SALE Bay team, G and \
years old, W.T.. 1900, sound and Il
broke to drive and ride; one bug Il
" and heavy mountain butt-chain
harness. Price 1915. For further
particulars see Il. Il. Allen, IA II
niles east Jas. McGee's on Cent
'al Ridge.