The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

James Kennedy.
Frank Billups left Saturday f0l
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc'
Kennedy, near Greer, returning
home yesterday.
Mrs. 4. n. Roberts departed
this morning for her old home al
Denver. Colo. where she viii
spend the summer.
A fair sized crowd attended Tho
Forester's dance at the Fraternal
hall last Friday night and all re-
port a jolly good time.
chaa. Starring left Sunday for
Greer where he viii work on the
new electric power line between
that place and Or0finO.
Rev. Geo. III. Ellis moved his
family out to their ranch north OF
town last week. and they will
spend the summer there.
FOR SALE Small house. ?
lots. close TO school. Or will trade
for horses or cattle. Good deal il
taken soon. Harry Herrick- II.
ID. +. Donovan returned home
Sunday evening from a trip 10
kalispcll, Mont, near which place
he has extensive land holdings.
FOR SALE Hupp Runabout /;
guaranteed in tip-top condition,
ready for the road only SITS.
ash or note. $. G. Topper.
Oscar Yates returned home the
latter part Of last week from
southeastern Montana, where he
purchased j half section Of land.
Mrs. Blanche Rekdahl was an
arrival from the Pomcr0y section
Tuesday evening and is visiting
AZ the home Of her father, jess
iaryin.
A marriage license was issued
rom the county auditors office
saturday to J. ". Christopher. Of
Winchester, and Edna d. Wilson.
IF Forest.
Mrs. T. II. Ferfig went 10 Pull
man last Friday Cor a short Wis
4 with her daughter, Miss Alice,
after which she will visit friends
ia Spokane.
BIRTH Announcements Cards
The correct thing, with envel-
pes 10 match, all ready TO be fill
"A out and mailed SOC the dozen
Il this office.
When the Chautauqua and
took show come. SO viii you. and
hens when you n want those
lew togs. Better see Carlson now.
Get the habit.
G. +. Clovis. Chas Giles, 5. II.
Lawrence and II. IT, Card com-
posed n ear load Of 10 business
men who were Nczpcrce visitors
Tuesday evening.
The farmers are practically
through seeding on the east half
If the prairie, but there is consid-
,rahle work in this line yet to be
lone on the west half
Lose no time-inSurc that val
liable grain crop in the Hartford,
then you need lose no sleep on the /
hail question. Talk il over with /
2. J. Miller. local agent
Miss Lena Fuchs. who has been |
spending the past four months /
with relatives and friends in Ncz-
Dercc, returned Monday 10 her
nome IN Uniontown, Wash.
q. A. Hawkins. Of Wallace. Ida
40, druggist of extensive exper-
encc and ability, last week took
,ver the management of the An
lcrson Pharmacy in this city
All County Advisor subscrip-
ions are now due and may be
,aid az the Union State Bank,
gexperce. Please give this matter
vour prompt attention. J. J. Man
hey, secy.
l.. M. Foss. district freight and
agent of the O.-W. r..
N. Co, was up from Lewiston
yesterday mingling with Nezpercc
riends and looking up business
or his line.
Chris Kettman, the popular
'Ookkeeper for the Farmers State
sank, departed Saturday to spend
two-weels vacation with rela-
ives and friends in Lewiston and
he Palouse country.
G. M. Farrar and sons, Arthur
nd Roy, and Chas. Harris left
tuesday By auto for southeastern
fontana, where they viii invest
gate the farming qualities Of the
heap land TO be had.
Mrs. G. j. Larson and daughter,
frs. VIM. Seyfourth, former Nez-
cree prairie residents, left Satur-
ay for their new home Mt Curlew,
Wash, after a weeks visit with
riends IN these parts.