The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.


AL Olson and wife were pasSen
gers for Lewiston yesterday.
Rev. Il. Nj. Finn was paSSen
ger for Lewiston this morning
Q. A. Hawkins was an outgoing
passenger yesterday, bound fol
Lewiston.
Miss Hazel Basket went /,
Lewiston yesterday for q few
days visit.
j. f. Heston returned home
last night from a business trip
to Spokane.
Percy Mckenzie, of Kendriek,
has accepted a position in Mack :
barber shop.
The Africander Co, the big
Minstrel entertainers, at the opera
house tonight.
Curtis Miller returned home last
night from a week S visit at the
big stock show.
b. j. Fike, who has been in
Spokane ON business, returned
AtAAN last night
Darkey songs, melodies, jokes
and a roaring good time at the
| opera house tonight.
j. +. Fullenwider, pOstoffice in
spector, is IN town today check
ing up the local office.
They are here, the Aficanders,
in musical comedy and minstrelsy,
at the opera house tonight.
Misses Hattie Stach and Laura
Jacobs returned home last night
from a week s visit at Lewiston.
Clarence Eastman went to Lew
iston yesterday to visit his par
ents and attend the stock show.
Joe Baeker and Joe Schmidt
k0fer returned home last night
from a visit to tho big stock show,
j. w. Henderson and wife re.
turned home last night from a
visit to the Lewiston stock show.
Take tea with the Junior cook
ing class at the high school next
Wednesday, and help the Red
Cross.
Ir. and Mrs. L. j. johnson re-
turned to Charleston yesterday af-
ter a visit here with their chill
dren and their many friends.
| have buyers for ranches, town 1
property, etc. If you have any
for sale list il with me. VIM. I
Sullivan, Office with P. w. Nit.
chell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stellmon
and Hazel returned home Sunday
from an QUITO trip to Lewiston
where they attended the stock
show.
STRAYED- S-yr.-old bay filIy;
weight 900; strip in face; dim
LIT on left side. Reward for IN
formation or return to Roy Lyons,
Nezperee.
Weather permitting, Andy, Nor
man and Earl StelImon expect to
leave tomorrow for Three Lynxs
creek in the Selway country, IN
quest of cougar, bear, elk and
deer.
MEN WANTED Sawyers 90c
per N. Swampers and men in
logging camps, minimum wage
$3.50. Board $1.OO per day.
yraig Mountain Lumber Co, Win
.hester, Idaho. ii
Rev. Geo. III. Ellis win conduct
services as usual at the Mohler
.hureh dext Sunday morning.
sunday school will begin at 10 !
''elOck. A cordial invitation is
to all TO attend. ;
Lost Between town and John :
ienrieh's place west Of here,
lack velvet hand bag, with gold l
tripes, containing glasses, Thin
les and small pair Of sissors. !
Under leave at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. SOrensOn !
nd Miss Retta Martin, superin- :
endcnt Of Lewis county schools,
utoed to Lewiston today where =
hey will attend Vice-prcsident Y
larshall's speaking tonight. i
For every dollar spent at 7
toufer 8, the reliable jeweler and o
ptieian, you get one chance on y
ne Of those fine cabinet Victro- q
IS, worth $500. Drawing q
hristmas. See it and hear it. a
Everybody knows Bob" Mos g
!, but they do not know him as q
grandpa, but he is, ever since q
Ie arrival several days ago Of a
1sky son at the home Of his es
lughter, Mrs. Walter Rice, Of RI
God River, Ore. W
WANTED Immediately, 20 g
ans to haul from 1900 to 1000 "
dar poles from Glenwood to W
amiah, u miles. Teams can VI
axe from So to $12 per trip. For vi
formation, call DR.. NJ. w. Isle, fu
Idaho. NJ
Max Turnbow left Monday bu
zht for Portland, where he viii csi
ply for enlistment in the navy.
baby DAUGHTER was horn to To