The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-20

Miss Lepha Culberfson, who has
been spending the summennat the
G. G. Jones ranch, south Of town,
left Friday for Spokane where she
will spend the winter.
Had you noticed the sudden
drop in your meat bill. II might
have been caused By the opening
Of The Peoples Market. J. IL
Schwingler, Proprietor.
We have some of the best Alber-
IA lands TO sell at SO to $40 per
acre; small payment down, bal
anee 20 years time at 6 per cent
interest. Sharkey & Stevens.
$. D.. Stoufer, the jeweler, re-
ports the sale Of a Steinway Grand
piano 10 Miss Edith Wright.
Also one Of the famous Adam
Schaff Upright Grands 10 L. n.
| Swift.
We have some Lambert cherries
= hich we are selling at &c per
round. They are now ripe and
ready 70 pick. The 0xhearts are
free to those who viii pick them.
VIM. Eastman.
Harry cranke, the aucfiOneer,
came in from a business trip
10 Grangeville Tuesday and left
yesterday for North Yakima
where he viii cry big sale today
and tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. L. y. Swift motor
ed up 70 Spokane Tuesday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. +. j.
Chissell, Of Denver, who has been
visiting at the Swift home for
some time past.
Mrs. Sam Nellison and daugh-
ter, Miss Winifred, who have been
visiting Mrs. w. f. Crumpacker
ard children for the past week.
returned 70 their home al Everett,
Wash, last Friday.
For every dollar spent at
St0ufer's, the reliable ieweler and
optician, you get one chance on
one Of those fine cabinet Nietro-
las, worth $500. Drawing
Christmas. See il and hear il.
Can ] depend on you helping 10
keep the price of meat down 10
where il should be by patronizing
The Peoples Market. If you viii
lnly do your part and will do the
rest. j. H. Schwingler, Proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and
Hrs. Archie Mitchell, of Lewis
lon, are visiting friends and rela-
fives in Nexperce and vicinity for
few days while enroute home
from an outing in the Pierce eoun-
try.
Truth, honesty and fair dealing
has always been the motto of the
Cold Storage Market. Is Il the
truth that beef cattle are selling
AZ the same price now that they
did three months ago9 e. b.
Brown.
$500. 900 private money 10 loan
az 6is per CT. interest. No other
expenses except abstracting and
recording; no red tape. If title
is complete can close up loan same /
day you make application. A. g. |
Gross. Mohler, Idaho. Ct.
J. II. Jorden arrived the first |
Of the week from Juliaetfa and
viii have charge Of the bridge /
construction work on the n. & /. i
railroad, his son, r. Jorden, hav-
ing resigned the position 10 enter
the Normal az Lewiston.
Mrs. York Herren and daugh- |
Ter, Jean, are visiting in Moscow
aud Palouse this week. They ex-
pect to return Sunday and win
be accompanied BY Mrs. Herren 5
mother from Palouse who viii Wis
II here for a month or six weeks.
Ben Rasbach and Harry Marsh
left yesterday via auto for Gil
lette, Wyoming, near which place
they expect TO make their future
home. Mrs. Rasbach and the chill
dren and Miss Beatrice viii join
them as soon as they get located.
Miss Edith Wright's many pu-
pills and friends are rejoicing with
her over her new Steinway Grand H
piano. 1t certainly is a wonder
full instrument and Miss Wright
deserves it for the hard work she
has done toward the musical edu-
cation of our community.
Miss Maud Convey received a
Hawaiian ring last week
from DR.. and Mrs. O. A. Jeffreys,
bearing the inscription Aloha, "
which means fraternal friendship. /
The gift is highly appreciated by
Miss Covey and she is being en-
We'd by her many friends.
F. Is. Rapp, of Mccall, Idaho,
has been in this section the past
several days, looking after the
harvest on his ranch seven miles
north Of town. lie got a fair
yield of spring barley, and is well