The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

bAkh NAAinytitE AfHttftA ~ tAtt AAH1~
sd section, left this morning for
his ranch near IT Benton, Mont.
W. Il. Fisher Of north Of town
has been confined 10 the house
the past two weeks with a severe
attack OF pleurisy. but is improv-
ing and expects 10 be around IN
a few days.
Mrs. @. IL. Lewis and VIM. Har-
rison returned Monday evening
from Pullman, where they were
called last week By the serious
illness and death Of their sister,
Mrs. Jane Hopkins.
FOR SALE II0ls;ein COW, Civ
ing a good quantity OF milk, viii
be fresh in june. Also year
ling heifer. Can be seen al any
time AZ nay place in west Nez-
perez. II. q. Paige
FOR SALE Stock and grain
ranch, known as the Charles
krumeieh ranch, IL. miles south
Of Russell, consisting OF 100 acres,
for $50 per acre. Write Barney
Kmneieh. rid ?. Romnlus. New
York. 30-6w
FOR SALE 800 acres, So mi.
southeast Of Nezperce, for $500.
1900 down, $1,000 ia , years
and the balance in 7 years. At
per cent interest. Gould handle
some good horses on the deal.
w. j. Ramey.
FOR SALE High grade Krehl
piano; mahogany finish, Colonial
ease, ~ octaves. Cost $500 new,
is Ia fine condition will sell for
1850. Purchased new Is months
ago. May be inspected az Erb
Bros, Russell, Ida.
FOR SAIL 100 acres, mile
southeast OF Russell: IS acres in
.nmmer-fallow crop, which crop
goes with the place for 5000.
taken before March and il
= bargain. Geo III Nagengast.
s3w ri. Benton, Mont
Reports are conflicting as 10
the amount Of frost IN the fields.
but all agree that the water soak
ng through the snow TO the
ground will draw il all Out aud
that the ground will receive
thorough soaking when the SNOW
goes
Congressman Hawley, Of Ore
gon, on Friday introduced
/ bin il the house 70 appropriate
q. O00. 600 for the establishment
# q naval base AZ Astoria, Ore
The bin provides for buildings,
quipmeni, dry docks. shops and
magazines
section Foreman H. G. Paige
las had an extra force Of men on
he job for the past week. fight
az The snow and keeping the L..
\. 4 +. line open for traffic, and /
e and the irainmen have sac
.ccded 50 well that no schedule
las hecn missed.
Deputy Sheriff a. ". Mitchell
vent to Lewiston Friday with Il.
r. Poorc, who has hcen detained |
iore Tor the past 10 days on ae-
.ounf If having introduced liquor
IN the reservation. II was ncccs-
AIRY for Mr.. Poore 10 obtain his
.clease before a L. ). commission
r and for that reason he was TAX
n before Commissioner 0'Ncil at /
lewiston.
II s reported that the barn on
he q n. Collins place ia Law
scrS canyon above the Cotton
wood crossing fell ia Saturday
morning and while the young
goy. who WAS there alone, WAS
rying to get sile stock cat Of
be barn he looked up toward the
anmsc and discovered II to be on
lire. lie made desperate efforts
save il but was unable 10 do SO,
and very little was saved from the
contents.
The revival meeting at the
/ hristian church, which has been
ii successful progress for over
three weeks, was brought 10
lose last night. Eight additions
TO the church and o thorough re-
vival Of interest was the direct re-
suit. Rev. King of Everett,
Wash. who conducted the meet
ines and who made many warm
friends during his stay in our
city. departed this morning for
his home.
FOR $i.5O- Again. we have
made arrangements with the
Weekly Orcgonian whereby we
.an furnish The Herald and that
paper, with it's colored funny sec
lion, one year for $3.50. This is
campaign ycar-thc year when
this combination offer should |
most appeal to you. Your lead
ing county paper and the lead
ing weekly newspaper Of the
Northwest both for $3.50. Leave