The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-03

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All reported as doing finely.
s. O. Tannahill, j y. White, l.
|iT. Mckee and james Trembath
were passengers for Lewiston yes
terday morning. whore they will
appear as witnesses IN the ease Of
Lewis County VS. the State Bank
Of Peck. The ease is the out
growth Of the Peek grade eOntro-
ycrsy wherein certain notes were
turned into the bank 10 be applied
on the cost Of the construction OF
the grade.
A record price for wheat this
season was paid by a local buyer
al Peek last Saturday for a small
Quantity OF choice milling forty
fold. The price was $l04 i. 0. b.
Peek. Albers Bros. purchased
GOO sacks OF Turkey red at Guide
sac at 81 and 400 sacks Of Sonora
wheat al the same price. Albers
Bros. also bought Of William Eh-
lert, AT Sweetwatcr, 5000 sacks Of
barley al $i27 per hundred.
j. r. SorensOn, the Nezperce
liyeryman. has made several trips
10 kamiah the past week with
travelling men, because of the
ffrangeville line being bl0ckaded.
Friday evening il took him from
s 80 10 II O'Clock At night 10
make the trip with three men.
The SNOW was from four 20 five
feet deep ia the cuts and his
horses floundered through the
drifts and once has sleigh tipped
over Progress.
FOR $50 Again, we have
made arrangements with the
Weekly 0regonian whereby we
.an furnish the Herald and that
paper. with It's colored funny Sec
ton, one year for $50 This is
.ampaign the year when
this combination offer should
most appeal 10 you. Your lead.
ng county paper aud the lead
ing weekly newspaper Of the
Northwest both for $50. Leave
lr send your orders 10 the Herald
office. III
Paul - Blake. until last week
.ditor Of the Progress, and fam
IS left Tuesday morning for Aso-
tin, Washington. where they viii
visit relatives "a couple Of days,
after which Mrs. Blake and little
IAN will go 10 Waterloo. Iowa. 10
visit the parental home and Mr.
Blake viii 30 10 Vancouver.
Washington, where he e0nfcnl-
plates purchasing a job printing
business. The good wishes Of
heir many friends goes with
hem. kamiah Progress.
The Panama. Pacific exposition
commission If this slate met Fri
lay and continued the task Of
closing mp its affairs. The CON-
mission has property worth 81
400 that can be sold and expects
! PREPARATION OF 500 or $500 from
The Short Line For overcharges on
freight In addition It has about
$1,000 III cash TO turn back 10 the
state Well. now, that 5 better
han being that much in the hole,
md j. another suggestion Of the
present state administration 5
way Of doing business.
Mrs. Jane Harrison, a sister OF
Airs. G. III. Lewis, was operated
upon at the Pullman hospital
Monday for the removal Of a tu-
NOR. The operation. however, dis
closed canccrous growth, and
while the doctors claim there is q
chance for the patient 20 get well,
they do not hold out much hope,
aud a phone message was receiv-
ed Monday asking Mrs Lewis and
VIM. Harrison. brother. 70 come
Il once. and they left ON Nom
lays train 10 be present with 1
Mrs. Harrison Ia ease the tender
thread OF life should break.
The state fish and game de-
announces the 1916 IL
lenses will be ready for disiribu-
lion over the state Feb. TO- The
1915 licenses do not expire until
March 81 Of the present year but
his need not prevent purchase Of .
The 1916 licenses when they are
issued as they will be good from
late Of purchase until March 81,
1917. The colors of the licenses
nave been changed this year. The
resident license is golden rod
solor: the class ID or non-resi-
lent Is in white; the lob or bird
license is IN blue and the Toe or
nonresident is in pink.
II IN odd how wet fellow can
get after the state has gone plum |
Try. Now. take Bill" Eastman.