The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

You win never find anythin,
but the best meat 10 be had at Thl
Peoples Market. Here is wherl
cleanliness, courtesy and qualit,
win count. j. ii. Schwingler, Pro
prietor.
Can ! depend on you helping 4
keep the price Of meat down Il
where il should be by patroniKinl
The Peoples Market. II you vii
only do your part and l will do fhs
rest. j. Ii. Sehwingler, Proprietor
Glenn Carey received his new
Holt Combined Harvester Tues
slay-the latest idea in harveSters
With the gasoline engine and sepa.
rator all in one rig. lie is now
ready for the big run on the fall
crop.
Superintendent J. W. Curtis Of
the Nexperce public schools viii
arrive with his family from Lev.
iston this week 10 take up their
residence here, and he will pre-.
pare for the opening Of school on
september 3.
Cattle today are selling al the
same price they have been for the
last eight weeks, however Nex.
perez beef steaks have fallen 33is
per cent. The Peoples Market is
the cause Of IL all. J II. Schwing.
Ter, Proprietor.
q. w. Lewis got q badly bruis-
ed hip Tuesday, when a team he
WAS driving attempted 10 run
away az the corner Of Third ave.
nue. and Maple street and threw
him TO the ground. He held the
team aud prevented further dam
age.
Miss Joyce and Melvin Booth, Of
Spokane, who have been visiting
al the John +. Eite home, north OF
Mohlcr, were arrivals IN Ncxpercc
yesterday evening and viii spend
the remainder Of the week visiting
Mrs. Sue Bywaters and other old
friends in Nexperce.
VIM. Hayden says his section
tthe Alpine country narrowly es-
capped a serious fire Tuesday when
someone, supposed TO be hunters,
carelessly threw down a match
which started a blaze, but fortu.
nately il was discovered and ex-
tinguished before any damage was
done. Bill says he don't care how
much you hunt out there, but be-
wants you TO be careful about fire.
Sharkey & Stevens, the old re.
liable real estate dealers, report
the following recent sales: The
Bob Nicols two acres and bunga.
low al Kamiah to Aron Tetzloff,
of Mohler. Mr. Tetzlaff expects
10 move there to reside. The L.
@. Tallman 200 acres west of Cot.
tonwood to Chas. Botslighter, oil
Montana, and the Mohler black.
smith outfit to Sam Plank, Of Rus
sell Mr.. Plank will move the
tools and machinery 10 Russell
where he win fit up an up-to-date
shop.
A striking feature of the little
ceremony that attended the pre-
sentation Of q valuable illuminat.
ed watch to Attorney G. c. Pen.
nell, by the court house "boys"
Wednesday afternoon, as a part.
Ing token upon the eve Of his leav.
ing to enter the army officers
training camp at Presidio, Cal, |
was the appearance of Judge A. |
q, johnson, a venerable veteran
Df the Civil war, who, though still |
feeble from a protracted illness,
had called to bid his young friend
good bye and wish him Godspeed |
IN the service Of that flag whose |
honor the Judge had fought TO |
sustain over a half century ago. |
This meeting and parting Of these
Two men well typified the con.
Erast Of the smooth-bore cannon
md that of the modern flying ma
;hine. In the presentation Of the
watch, on behalf Of the court |
louse friends Of Mr. Pennell, York |
|Ierren said, among other things |
IL always runs on high and has
40 reverse gear.