The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

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Alr. and Airs. Walter G. Clure,
who have been visiting Mrs.
Cures brother, Curtis Browning,
and friends for the past month
left Saturday for their home near
Cambridge. Idaho.
Dan Hoover is holding a big
sale al his place two miles east
Of town today and he and Mrs.
Hoover will leave shortly for Cal
ifornia where they viii make
their future home
cnmmer's Encrgine, the new
dry cleaner, that cleans perfectly,
silks, laees, furs. kid gloves, leath-
ers, feathers and all other mater
ial and leaves no od0r, no mark,
no stain. Al Felt's.
Airs. II. q. Anderson went 10
Spokane Saturday morning,
where she was called by the seri-
Gus illness Of her mother George
accompanied her on the trip.
They returned home yesterday.
FOR SALE 800 acres, So mi.
southeast Of Nexperce, for $500.
$500 down, $1,000 IN , years
and the balance IN z years, at Z
per cent interest. Could handle
some good horses on the deal.
w. }. Ramcy.
The farmers Of Idaho got down
10 brass facks az their large repre-
sentative convention in Boise last
week and resolved 10 work uni
telly 10 bring about numerous inn
proyempnfs demanded by their
line 81 business.
FOR SALE 100 acres, ] mile
southeast of Russell 95 acres in
summcr-fallow crop, which crop
goes with the placefor 5000,
II taken before March / /; and il
Il bargain. Geo. II. Nagengasf,
s3w IT. Benton. Mont
Mark Harding and wife we're
Lewiston visitors Friday. Mrs.
Harding returned home Saturday.
but while IN Lewiston Mr.. Hard
ing received message stating
that his father was critically Ill
At his home in Ohio and he took
the next train for the east.
There we're Sc present AZ the
Bible school at Fairview last sun
day. This is a splendid place 20
spend a few hours Of your time
IN Sunday. Every one stayed
for the service which followed the
Bible school and which was con-
Quoted By Rev. Geo. H. Ellis.
Typical spring weather has
been with us for the past ten
DAYS. The snow is going slowly
and the frost is going out Of the
fields. enabling the ground 20 abb
sorb a large amount Of moisture,
Thereby being assured Of reserve
which means another bumper
crop this fall.
A very enjoyable time was had
NJ AIR. and Mrs. Roupe's home
last Sunday evening when the Ev-
ergreen theatrical troupe rehears-
cd the play, Down in Dixie, to
be put ON in the near future at
the Evergreen school. After the
rehearsal, refreshments were SER
we'd BY the hostess.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Christian church viii have a
cooked food and cake sale At the
Felt store on next Saturday after
noon from ? until 5. Coffee and
sandwiches will be served to all
who may wish, for the small price
Of ten cents. This viii be a good
place to get your Sunday cake or
pie.
FOR $1.5O-Again, we have
made arrangements with the
Weekly 0rcgonian whereby we
can furnish The Herald and that
paper, with it's colored funny see
iion, one year for $3.50. This is
campaign year-the year when
this combination offer should
most appeal to you. Your lead
ing county paper aud the lead
ing weekly newspaper Of the
Northwest both for $3.50 Leave
or send your orders 10 the Herald
office. u
Sunday Charlie Sartin ropcd a
coyote on the Olson place west of
town. lie brought it in Monday
and ratified il off and il was won
bv Otto Convey, who says he is go-
ing to keep Il and send for Pete
WhaIcn and have him learn It 70
hunt rabbits " Otto says Pete
is wild animal trainer and he |