The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-06


day for a visit in the Walla Walla
country.
Il For quick and careful dray ser
vice call Berry-at Donovan s
hardware. e.
Falls coming up and Carlson is
ready with all sorts Of togs for
the season.
Mrs. Mary Swanson is up from
Lewiston looking after her farm
ing interests.
Bert. Decker was a business Wis
itor in Nezperce Friday. k0os-
kia M0untaineer.
Banker +. Wienss returned
home last night from a few days
visit to Spokane.
Have your picture taken on
your birthday this year, and lef
Dad Miner do il.
Rev. 7. IL Fertig left Monday
for North Yakima where he viii
attend conference.
FOR SALE 3-ycar-old Per-
cheron mare, kind and gentle; VT.
1900. Mrs. Convey.
Chick and scratch food-the
Gold Standard brand at the Nez-
perez Roller Mills.
w. I. johnson left Saturday for
a visit IN south Idaho and his old
home in Tennessee.
w. + Nance, a stock buyer
from Oaksdale, was an arrival IN
Nezperce last night.
DR.. Jacob Breid, of Lapwai, was
among those registered at the Nez-
perez Hotel Monday.
Jesse X. Turner and wife left
Saturday for Lewiston where they
will spend the winter.
Complete line of ladies rain
coats. all sizes and best quality
gaberdines. AZ Carlson's.
G. A. Hawkins. superintendent
Of the y. & l., went 10 Lewiston
on business last Friday.
II. O. Davis, the Reubens grain
warehouse man, was a business
visitor IN Nezperce Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Parker is up from
Lewiston, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Near, south of town.
Mrs. Mamie Martin left Mon
day for Spokane where she ex-
poets 10 remain permanently.
Adrien DeMoude Is over irons
Ferdinand this week, visiting his
grandfather, n. ID. DeMoude.
Al. Mitchell went 10 Winchester
th;S morning on business connect
ed with the game department.
FOR RENT or Trade-Good s.
room house, barn and outbuild.
ings. Enquire at Herald Office.
! am still doing business at the
old stand and the special harvest
prices are now on. +. b. Brown.
Miss Anna Paige returned home
Thursday from a two weeks visit
10 the southern part of the state.
Miss Alice Fcrfig returned 10
Spokane this morning where she
will resume her studies in music.
Geo. A. Marshall, the Tri-State
grain man al Lewiston, was a bus
mess visitor in Nezpcrce Monday.
I. +. Zuver has the record Of
selling more successful sales than
any other auctioneer on the prai-
RE. 13w3
For an auctioneer, get Zuvcr.
He viii get you money that has
never been spent. Call this Of
flee. I3w3
County Commissioner /. H.
Lowrey was over from Winchester
the first Of the week on road bus
mess.
Am selling off my household
goods to move away. Help your
self to the snaps. T. +. Blake
more.
Mrs. Albert Larson is enjoy
ing a visit with her sister, Miss
Sigma Anderson, who is here from
Troy.
Shoes are shoes now a days,
but I have the good ones at right
prices. Carlson's Toggery. Keep
he habit.
FOR SALE Bay team fillies, S
md years old, weight 1850 or
100, and new set OF harness G.
w. Booth.
Mrs. Vic Spensley, of Spauld-
ng, who has been visiting her sis
.er, Mrs. DR.. Taylor, returned !
lone Sunday.
Mrs. Dora r.. Dudley returned
o her home in Spokane Monday
lftcr visit with her son, d. Dud-
cy and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo- Ellis were
for Charleston Friday, I
where Mrs. Ellis goes for the bene- q
IL Of her health.
Can you beat liz Good wheat land :
{ $1,000 per acre, with wheat at $500 {
hnahel We have it. w. +. Larson
! Co. Killam. Alberta. tf l
Miss Edna Cargill returned !