The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

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SAFETY FIRST-Insure your
growing grain against hail in the
Home Insurance Co. Farmers
State Bank.
LARD took another drop-10
ID. pail. $1.25; 5 lbs, 65c, at City
Meat Market; for cash only. J.
NJ. Medved.
SAFETY FIRST-Insure your
growing grain against hail in the
Home Insurance Co. Farmers
State Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Felt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene King return
ed home Tuesday from a trip 10
Twisp. Wash.
Big Ben. Little Ben, Pocket
Ben, all the best you can buy for
the money al St0ufer's, the Nez-
perez ieweler.
ALFALFA HAYS Second cut
ting, fine and clean; $40 per ton
delivered. Phone your orders to
p. NJ. Harding.
The Rochdale Co. shipped two
ears of hogs 10 james Henry at
Seattle Tuesday, the price paid
having been $8.15.
Mrs. w. r. Grim, Miss Irene
and the children returned home
Friday evening from a visit with
relatives at Juliaetta.
FOR Work horse,
weight 1850 and 35 head Duroc
shoats, II head Of brood sows. l..
II. Snyder, Pardee, Idaho. 7w2s
Ben f. Carter. Of Cornucopia,
Ore, spent Sunday with old
friends al Nezperee while on a va
cation visit at Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Smith and
little daughter. Of Portland, are
here visiting the latter's parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. A. $. Carley.
Theodore Wissink left Tuesday
for Gillette, Wyoming, where he
viii look over the, country with
the view of taking a homestead.
y. II. Sanford and little grand
daughter, Violet. came up from
Charleston Monday, whore Mr.
Sanford had been visiting the past
month.
STRAYED- Sorrel yearling fill
Is. star IN forehead and white
hind leg. Reward for informa-
ton. G. IL. Hallett, Indian George
Ranch. 2ws
FOR SALE Mccormick bind
err; run . seasons; in Al condi-
ton: can be had after my hay Isl
sut for $50 pay as you please.
VIM. Eastman.
Miss Susie Kelly returned home
Monday from a visit with real
lives in Spokane, where she went
after the close Of summer school
Il the University.
A 4S-page booklet filled with
facts and figures on presidential
elections may be had free at The
Herald office on payment Of a
years subscription.
jill. Adams and wife of Lewis
Ton, were overnight visitors IN
Ncxperce Saturday. Mr. Adams
has the contract for erecting the
elevator NJ ReubenS.
Lose no fime-insure that val
liable grain crop in the Hartford,
hen you need lose no sleep on the
aail question. Talk il over with
G. J. Miller, local agent.
Miss Retta Martin, county
school superintendent, returned
home Friday evening from
weeks vacation which she spent
Il Moscow and Spokane.
jess Wade, Mul Holland, "Doc"
Wade and Chas. Staring Taft this
for Alsask, Sask., where
they cxepect to remain until af-
ter harvest. Good luck, boys.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Harding. az the home of Mrs.
IIarding's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. II. Basket, in this city on Mon
lay afternoon, a fine girl baby.
The Madison Lumber Co, last
week sold farm grain elevators of
10000 bushels capacity to Oscar
Yates and Mrs. Clara koepl, well
known ranch owners of this Wei
nifty.
Carl Yount, of Ilo, and J. d.
Roberts, of Lewiston, local and
district representatives of the n.
Il. Houser Grain Co, were Nez-
perez visitors the latter part of
last week.
You get a square deal OF Stou-
'er's. He makes his guarantee
good il you give him a chance.
Prices as cheap as you can get
anywhere on earth for same quail
" Of goods.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-2-
,ear-old Pcrcheron horse colt,
pasture / mile south
,f Mohler. Reward for informa-
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