The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-30

and they will visit relatives in
1 Tennessee.
FOR SALE-0ne Haines-Hous-
er combine in good condition, on
the Jim Black homestead near
MOhler, viii sell at sacrifice only
300. Cali up or write Charles H.
Snyder, Lewiston, Idaho, or Phone
944 Lewiston.
G. w. Robinson, the piano deal
er, purchased team of horses
last week and is now prepared to
look after the country business in
his line. Anyone wishing his ser
vices can get in touch with him
via the telephone.
The war with Germany is not
in il compared with the meat war
between Medved and Schwingler
last Saturday wlsen Schwingler
made the following low prices.
steak, &c per pound; roast, 7c;
hams, 2Sc; liver, free
Regular G. w. B. NJ. meeting
next Thursday afternoon, Septem-
ber 9th, at , 80, at the home OF
Mrs. p. AI. Harding. Mrs. Hard
ing win be pleased to have every
member Of the society come, and
any visitor who wishes TO attend
will also be welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winters,
who have been visiting at the
home Of their son, IL A. Odekirk
went to Lewiston Tuesday, where
Mr.. Winters will receive treat
ment at the White hospital. Mr..
0dekirk and DR.. Z. Taylor accom-
panied them on the trip.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Henke
went to 0rofino this afternoon af
Ser a boy by the name of Howard
Dodge who was arrested on a mis-
desaeanor charge committed on
Central Ridge. II seems the young
man has been cutting fences and
destroying orchards. He win have
his trial tomorrow
l. Z. Zouver, the wei known
Grangeville auctioneer, was in
Nezperce yesterday looking over |
the field with the view Of locat-
ing at this point. Mr.. Zouver has
been quite successful in his lins |
on the Camas prairie and has nc
lack of recommendations for his |
ability to get results.
5. +. Mikkelson. of Russell, pur
chased a fine Hamilton piano Of |
G. w. Robinson Saturday. Mr. |
Robinson also reports the sale Of
a $65000 Baldwin piano to Mis-
Vera Poland, Of Kamiah. This in
strument is one Of the finest ever
sold in this territory being Cir
cassin Walnut with the duh wax
finish.
John Carlson is in receipt Of
letter from DR.. o. A. Jeffreys
Hawaiian Islands, stating that the
suit he recently made for him ar
rived safely and was @. X. IN ev-
cry respect and that an order for
suit would soon follow
Some distance to send for suit
but it speaks volumnS for our tail
or, Mr. Carlson.
Norton Miller, who is always
for the up-to-date way of doing
things, is now using a two-ton mo-
tor truck for transporting grain
from the farm to local warehous-
eS. lie brought in a load of wheat
Yesterday from the stubhlo field |
Of Turner Brothers ranch four
miles southeast Of town The out
fit included the truck and a Trail
er and he carried 20 sacks of the
precious yellow kernels.
Miss Maud Covev, valued en-
ployee with the Nezpercc Tcle.
phone Co. at this place for the
past seven years. has resigned her
position and has accepted a posi-
tion as boolSkeeper with @ W
Felt, Inc. Miss Covey viii be
missed very much by the tele-
phone patrons as her obliging and I
accommodating ways won her
many friends. Mrs. Carrie prit- |;
chard, Of Vollmer, il filling the /
vacancy at the telephone office
temporarily j