The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-01-27

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York. 30-6w
FOR SALE 800 acres, 5ta mi.
southeast Of Nezperce, for $500.
$500 down, $1,000 ia years
and the balance ia 7 years, al 7
per cenf interest. Could handle
some good horses on the deal.
w j. Ramcy
FOR SALE High grade Krehl
piano; mahogany finish, Colonial
ease, re behaves. Cost $500 new,
is in fine condition will sell for
1850. Purchased new rs months
ago. May be. inspected AZ Erb
Bros, Russell, Ida.
Make few trips over the roads
for the mail carriers these days,
folks, aud don'i overlook the APP
pr0aeh to the mail boxes The
carriers will appreciate il and
they may then be able 10 cover
the whole length Of their route.
Articles OF incorporation were
flied with the secretary OF state
by the G. w. Felt incorporated
mercantile establishment Of Ncz-
perez. The directors are G. w
Felt, Elma b. Felt. Ella Boles, all
Of Nezpcrce Boise Capital News
Conductor Con. Martin reports
that the rotary snow pillow went
through 10 Grangevillc on the
camas Prairie line yesterday and
that the thigh line" is now open
again and trains are running on
schedule time. No Inconvenience
has been experienced on the L.
y. 4 f..
Next Thursday afternoon. Feb.
;, az the home Of Mrs. 7. ~ Hard
ng, the Christian Woman's Mis-
,i0nary society viii hold lis reg
liar meeting. al , 80 o'clock A
good program is being prepared
md = large number Of members
md friends are expected. a cor
iiai welcome is extended TO all
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Luther, for
nerly well known and popular
esidenfs Of the neighborhood
southwest Of Nezperce. but now
i New Norway, Can. are spend
ng the winter al North Idaho
POINTS and during the past week
we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Marker aud other old friends in
bis city.
After one 81 the most prolong-
a cold spells ever known on the
lrairie a chinook hif as last sat
lrday and Sunday and melted
most all the SNOW II started 70
nov again however. Sunday
light and continued throughout
Monday until about six inches
Covered the ground aud slcighine
first-claSs again.
The post office department re- /
luircs that the roads be kept well
pen for the delivery OF rural
nail Most Of the people here
bout have done good work in
his line since the coming Of the /
ieavy SHOWS. bat there are a few
Who have overlooked it. Don I |
,c leaner. boys: be a litter. You
yill live jus, AZ long and get /
much more pleasure out OF life.
Sheriff N. IL. Paige left Mon
iay morning for Los Angelo, Tex
a., from which place he received a
message from the sheriff stating /
hat Horace Mitchell. who is
wanted fer horse stealing. had |
Decn captured and he will be re.
urned here to face the charges
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Mckee went
Ilo Tuesday afternoon for a
hort visit with relatives and |
friends
The Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
.hurch met at the home Of r. o. I
rhorscn last Friday and turned /
mi large quantity of needle
work. which viii be disposed /
II at their next annual sale and |
1azaar. A bountiful dinner of the
season 5 hest was enjoyed as was
he entire days proceedings.
some IS were in attendance. The !
icxt meeting OF the society viii I
be held on February Z at the
home of p. A. Olson. southwest
Of town.
Numerous reports from Law
yers canyon, south Of town, are 10
the effect that a cougar has been
seen there several times lately,
but up 20 the present no one has
been lucky enough to get q shot
az the vnrmit. However, Frank
Billups and Andy Stcllmon are
making arrangements to give him
chase with their pack OF hounds
md il is safe to say that il he
Ion Z migrate before they get on
lis trail his pelt Will be deeorat-
ng SOME parlor IN our city