The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-26
FOR SALE 1852 Minneapolis

Mrs. IL. X. Adams and Ellen j.
Roberts, of Lewiston, were Nez-
perez visitors last night while on
an auto tour OF the prairie see
tions.
Ne have some OF the best Alder
ia lands to sell at $40 TO $50 per
acre; small payment down, bal
lance 20 years time at b per cent
Interest. Sharkey 4 Stevens.
Carl Stigum, Eugene Preston
land Louis Primus will accompany
lT. j. Preston in his ear tomorrow
on trip to the University farm at
Moscow to look over a stock prop
osition.
Wm. Eastman yesterday bought
q head of high grade Short-Horn
COWS and heifers from Z. j. Mil
Her, which Mr.. Eastman will add to
his herd on his COlyille reserya-
tion ranch.
DIR. and Mrs. L. Taylor were
Kamiah visitors Sunday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs,
Taylor's son, Kenneth Hathaway,
who has been visiting at kamiah
for the past three weeks.
G. j. Miller ON Saturday added
six head of fine registered white
face yearling heifers TO his Here
ford herd, having made the pur-
chase Of these from Henry Thies-
sen, of Sweetwater, at total cost
| of $500.
Mrs. D. A. Ware left this morn
ing for Winchester where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs Dave Al
len. On Sunday they expect 10
be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Eastman and they will 90 By au-
to 70 Daisy, Wash, where they
viii visit Mr.. ad Mrs Bert Denny.
A. l.. Mooney, Of Opportunity,
and son, Jim Mooney, Of Ritzyille,
were arrivals yesterday and are
visiting old friends and looking
after property interests, A. l..
Mooney owning a half section Of
fine grain land north Of MOhler.
They came down in their ear and
expect to return home this after
noon.
The partnership Of Neslcr &
upper was dissolved today and in
the deal Mr.. Nesler becomes sole
owner and proprietor Of the res
taurant and Mr. Upper owner
and proprietor Of the billiard par
Tor and confectionery business.
Each one would be pleased TO see
all their friends az their rcspec-
tive places Of business.
BY request Of the new owners
Of the y. p. & I. railroad H. l..
Schubert, of the Camas Prairie
round house force, came up from
Lewiston Sunday and made an in
spection Of the locomotive Of the
local road. He found a few defec-
tive stay bolts and other minor de-
feets and the engine will be sent
to Lewiston for repairs In the
meantime il will be replaced by an
engine borrowed from the Camas
Prairie line.
The committee in charge Of the
local cemetery Improvement yes
tcrday purchased two and a half
acres adjoining the present Gene
terry tract on the east, which al
most doubles the area Of the
grounds. The committee plans 10
take over the original tract and
enclose all with good fence, and
such monies as hereafter accrue
from the sale Of lots viii be APP
piled on improvements about the
grounds. The building proposed
for the comfort of those attending
funerals will be put up and equip
ped this fall.
A character known as tDyna-
mite" Brown, from the Sites
section, was talking things that
sounded like I. w. w. on the
streets Of Nezperce last Tuesday
morning and finally attracted the
attention Of Sheriff Paige. The
official talked matters over"
with him for q time and, conelud-
ing that he WASH Z disposed to add
TO the peace and tranquility Of the
community, asked him to take the
next train out Of town. Mr.
Brown complied with the request.
The information obtained in Of
fetal circles is that the man is
somewhat erratic, but without
particular harmful intent.
Attorney @. G. Pennell. was in
Lewiston Tuesday to take the ex-
for entry in the sec
ond u. s. army Officers training
camp, to be assembled at Presi-
dio, Cal, on August q. Mr. Pen
nell was one Of 9 TO take the ex-
animation at Lewiston. Idaho's
number Of officers for this camp
- "a o.,I 90, ertt,oIIs- tbotc. xsto,.o ]