The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23


orS yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prices little
daughter, Genevive, is quite sick
with infantile paralysis.
Fall millinery opening at Mrs.
Fishers, opposite the postoffiee on
Saturday, September list
FOR RENT or Trade-GO0d s.
room house, barn and outblnld-
ings. Enquire at Herald Office.
1 am still doing business at the
old stand and the special harvest
prices are now ON. f. B. Brown,
If the scarcity of feed continues
to eliminate the "tOwn cow.
who's going to supply the milkY
A II. Diddoek and G. II. Ban
aka, real estate men from Lewis
ton, are business visitors in the
city.
John Winters, Of Detroit, who
with his wife is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs II. A. Odekirk, is reported
quite sick.
=. L. Shoemaker went 10 Ferdi- 4
nand Tuesday to look after bust 4
ness matters. He is expected /
home today.
Mrs. Mamie Greek, Of Lewiston,
is spending her vacation al the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Billups. II
+. 5. Sawyer, Of Seattle, arriv-
ed in the city last night and Is
looking after matters connected
with the sewer.
Dick johnson was an arriva!
from Portland last night and win (
work for Wood & Wright during
the fall grain rush. II
The opening Of the grouse sea.
son last week has had the effect OF
decreasing the local demand for
staple meats somewhat.
A marriage license was issued i
rom the county recorders office /
saturday, Aug. IS. 10 Burnett L. I
3unce and Mary Hanks, both OF 1
10. Ia
Mrs. f. ID. Blakely expects 10
cave next week for her old home !
n Ewing, Nebr., where she will b
.isit home folks for a month or I
tx weeks. III
TRADE "A S2-4O high.powcr +
larlln repeating rifle good as e
ewl and some ammunition for i,
God double barrel shot gun. At y
Ierald office. n
Mrs. Della TurnbOw was an ar. 4
Iyaffrom Spokane last night and G
enjoying a visit with her sons, p
lax Turnbow and 5. l.. Shoemak.
:, and family. \
Mrs. Cora Hutchinson, OF Spo- n
ine, who has been visiting at the Il,
'me Of her old friend, Mrs. T. II. "a
srtig, for the past week, return. "
home Tuesday. h,
Y. i. O'COnner moved his well n
filing outfit onto the Jacob AZ
Ecker ranch near Russell yester. IN
y and will put AIr. Becker down RI,
leverfailing well. IN
Father Zuur, Of the Grangeville IN
tholie parish, was the guest Of an
Their A. w. Rompc in this city N,
: Friday and they made The 20
raid a pleasant call. mi
The comparative showing the 10
zperce prairie farms are making tri
$ dry season viii not tend 10 IN.
.rease their selling price appre- the
BY. They are the safest Of all
letter from our old friend
ies Kennedy says they have 81
ted q ranch near Edgemere. IN ts;,
northern part Of the state and -
trying the flaming game again. ha,
sends his regards to ali the ~,
ruth, honesty and fair dealing ''''''
always been the motto Of the
Storage Market. Is Il the $50
b that beef cattle are selling
he same price now that they p.
three months agO9 L. b.
yn.
letter from S. w. Fannine. -
is living in Montana. states Ohii
Mrs, Tanning is very much
owed in health and that thew s. o.
had several nice rains lately
that the crops are looking
y good. Nj,
TX SALE-One Haines- Hons.
mbine in good condition. ON
Jim Black homestead near :. e
sr, will sell at saerifice-onlv PLY
Call up or write Charles III G
n, Lewiston, Idaho, or Phone Offie.
Iewiston. pba,.,
b Odekirk writes that Vic -
and himself are the only M /,
rec boys who are now with "a. :
e fighting crew in the fed. PHI
rest reserve. They are sta. Office
about go miles east Of Koos.
the Selway. 49,
If NJ H. Paige has receiv. DIR. =