The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20

Siding on the speeder.
EOR SALE Work horse
weight 1850 and 35 head Durol
shoaig, y head of brood sows. 1
H. Snyder. Pardee, Idaho. 7w2'
Misses Margaret and Blanch'
Morris, Of Winona, are visiting a
the home Of their uncle, J. NJ. Bias
ketf, IN Nezperee this week.
n. f. Boyd, the Steel merchant
postmaster and correspondent o.
the Old Reliable, was transactinE
business in Nezperce Monday.
The Rochdale Company receiv
ed three ears of hogs Monday
which were shipped TO the Tacoma
market. The price paid was Sc.
Mrs. Geo. w. Ewing returned
10 her home in Pullman Monday
after a ten days visit al the home
Of her brother, DIR. j. w. Akin.
FOUND-Auto wrench on Main
street last Friday. Owner may
have same at this office on proof
of property and payment of adv.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good
Harvey & Raglan double seated
hack. Top and side curtains.
Thos. Th0stens0n, Mohler, Ida. GO
AIr. and Mrs. IL G. Anderson
returned home Monday evening
from a few days visit with
friends and relatives in Spokane.
Miss Adah Ratliff and Miss
Carrie Gehrke left yesterday for
Spokane, where they expect 70
register for the Colville opening.
For a first class picture IN your
own home at oar regular studio
prices phone 1920, that's Dad Mil
ner. the photographer in your
town.
County Atty. S. o. Tanahill left
last Friday for Peru, Kansas,
where he was called By a message
announcing the serious illness of
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kennedy,
Of near Greer, spent a few days
visiting friends and relatives in
Nezperce last week, returning
home Sunday.
Misses Jennie and Josie Nelson
left yesterday for a visit with
relatives al Spokane and Seattle.
They viii also register for the
Colville drawing.
Ralph and Cecil Jones, Frank
Moore, Fred Corey and L. w.
Walters went to Spokane Friday
morning in the Jones ear, return
ing Sunday evening.
w. r. Crumpacker and son, Or
vile. were arrivals last week from
walla Walla and are making ar
rangements to move onto their
ranch east Of town.
A 4S-paae booklet filled with
facts and figures on presidential
elections may be had free az The
Herald office on payment Of a
years subscription.
LOST Three Maxwell ear mud
.hains. between Russell and VIM
hester last Friday. Leave at Do
novan's hardware and get re-
ward. w. T. Shockley.
Lose no time-insure that val
liable grain crop in the Hartford,
then You need lose no sleep on the
hail question. Talk it over with
G. j. Miller, local agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Palmer and
John Mckinley and family are
spending a two-weeks' vacation
among the hills and fishing
streams Of the Elk River country
You get a square deal at Stou-
fer's. He makes his guarantee
good If you give him chance.
Prices as cheap as you can get
anywhere on earth for same quail
ty of goods.
l.. M. Simpson, manager of the
Grangcville Electric Light 4 Pow
er Co, whose headquarters are IN
Spokane, spent the forepart Of the
week I'M Nezpcrcc, returning home
this morning.
w. r.. Galloway, Of near Steele,
Is now Fording his way through
the world. He purchased new
ear Of this popular type last Sat
urday from Thomas & Jamison,
the local dealers.
STRAYED OR STOLEN--2-
year-old Percheron horse colt,
gray-from pasture l mile south
Of Mohler. Reward for informa-
ton leading to his recovery. Hem
~ Rivers. Vollmer. 5w4e
America Is most distinguished
actor, Nat c. Goodwin, in "Busi-
ness is Business, a masterpiece
Of film play in six parts, at the
Attic Theatre Saturday night, Jul
" %. Don't miss it.