The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-26

kane ana WafefYllie.
Rev. 4. II. Fertig went to Cot
tonwOod Sunday where he de-
liyered a sermon that evening, re-
turning home Monday.
Raymond Arinbruster returned
TO his home in Moscow Tuesday
after a week 5 visit at the home OF
Grandma" Peter Fox.
Misses Adah Ratliff and Jennie
Nelson were arrivals last Friday
from Lewiston, where they have
been attending Normal.
Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis returned Sat
nrday from Lewiston where she
has been for the past month re-
covering from an operation.
FOR SALE-0ne Mccormick
push binder, ~ #. cut, in good
repair. Will sell cheap for cash
or good note. J. l.. Dickinson,
MelrOse. Sw3
A card from G. n. Farrar states
that the address OF this well
known Nezperce family win here
after be Turloek, Cal, instead OF
Spokane.
Mrs. chas. Rawson, who has
been visiting at the Chan. Wallace
home for the past week, returned
10 her home in Kamiah Monday
evening.
J. w. Wilson, chief clerk in
the n. p. office at Lewiston, was
an overnight visitor in our city
Monday. returning home Tuesday
morning.
HAII-The farmers are not
writing hail insurance this season,
but this farmer is-for one of the
best companies on the map. VIM.
Sullivan.
The incest things on earth are
babies, women, horses, and dogs.
You may keep some Of each on
a farm. We sell farms. Sharkey
& Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art McGuire and
Mrs. Vim. Charlton mOtOred up
from Lewiston Sunday and en-
joyed a short visit at the 7. i.
O'Conner home.
A season 5 work and experience
can be wiped out in two minutes
by hail. Make yourself safe by
insuring in the Hartford. Curtis
j. Miller, Agent
Mrs. M. +. Akers was an ar
rival from Lewiston Saturday ey-
ching and will spend a month Wis
ting with her father, j. w. Little,
living south of town.
Position desired by a eompe-
tent. reliable and experienced
stenographer and office assistant.
Best Of references. Address " A
care Of Herald Office.
Roy and vonley Miller left
Monday for the Payette country
where they will spend a two
weeks vacation AZ the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Miller.
Yes, we still need that rain,
but crops on Nezperce prairie with
the exception Of early sown grain,
can stand il a while longer and
still make a pretty good yield.
r. G. LANCER, who has been en-
loving a week s visit with his
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Lang
er, left Monday for Lewiston
where he contemplatcs locating.
Miss Helen Webster was an ar
rival from Spokane Monday even
ing and is enjoying a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Anna Webster,
and her sister, Mrs. Dave Turner.
II would take you Just 40 years,
Il you kept the same amount in
sured each year, to pay the Hart
lord Hail Insurance Co. back one
single loss. Curtis ]. Miller, Ag't
Why wouldn I it be a good idea
10 cut down the thistles in town
We know il would be better 10 get
III the weeds, but if we can't get I
hem all, let's get the ugly thist-
e.
Mrs. Henry Bosse, Of Reuter-
vile, Idaho, who has been visit
ng with her sister, Mrs. Henry
sMchs, during the stock show, re-
urned to her home Thursday ev-
ming.
There win be a meeting Of the
Of the Farmers Grain /
Co., Ltd, at the office Of Wood /
Wright in Nezperce, Ida, on
July %, 1917. j. @. Wright,
Secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. SHARP. and
'amily returned to their home 4
lear Steptoe Saturday after
weeks visit at the home Of Mrs.
sharp's parents, Mr. and Mrs b.
4. HunsucSer.
Mrs. Alice Wiley, of Lewiston,
Who has been visiting her daugh
cr. Mrs. Clarence Brash, left Sun
law fnr tho Salnan river country.