The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-04

with ms sister, airs. +. d. BfOwll-
field.
/ have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. II you have any
for sale list il with me. VIM.
Sullivan, Office with +. w. Nit
chell.
DR.. J. l.. Kelly and family ac-
companied by Mrs. Susan Turney,
moved to Winchester Monday
whore they will make their future
home.
Chas. Larson returned Safur-
day evening from a business trip
TO johnson, Wash, and left Tues
day for his home near Curlew,
Wash.
Art and Joe Heston went TO
Lewiston Saturday night after a
7-passenger Chalmers which they
sold TO Bob Reed Of the Mohler
section.
Quite a crowd Of our labOring
men are in Nollmer working for
the Security Bridge Co, installing
water system IN that enterpris-
ing berg.
+. w. Straw, of Lewiston, rep
resenting the Security Bridge Co,
was in town Tuesday and yester-
day on business connected with
the sewer.
Ben Espland and Galen johnson
left Tuesday for 1T. Benton,
Mont, where they will spend the
fall working on Frank johnson s
big ranch.
Dclbert Cross and Joe Baldus
were arrivals last night from
Goosebill, Mont, and expect to
ship a couple of ears Of cattle into
that section.
Ivan Jorgens returned home
Tuesday evening from a trip 70
TMisp, Wash, where he went last
week 10 look over a stock ranch
proposition.
$. ID. Stoufer and family motor
ed down to the Waitsburg and
Walla Walla country Sunday FOR
a visit with old friends, returning
Tuesday evening.
The many friends of q. w.
Booth are glad TO know that he is
making satisfactory recovery
from a brief but severe illness the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. johnson and
the children returned home Tues
day evening from a month s visit
in southern Idaho and at their old
home in Tennessee.
Many hunters are planning on
going back after a big bull elk this
fall. The law allows you 10 kill
one in Idaho county, during the
month Of November.
STRAYED-Light black and
tan shepherd dog, lame in one
nind leg, medium sized, answers
Ii man.e Of Ring. Liberal reward
Cor return. T. J. Primus.
Sheriff NJ. II. Paige went to
kamiah yesterday on business
connected with the Sullivan Bros.
cattle stealing case, they having
recently lost several head.
Herman Hammer returned from
Lewiston Saturday evening where
he has been receiving medical
Treatment this summer He is
much improved in health.
We have some of the best Alder
Ia lands to sell at $40 to $40 per
acre; small payment down, bal
ance 20 years time at 6 per cent
interest. Sharkey & Stevens.
Mcsdames Aaron Tetzlaff, Buzz
Hunt, and Grummers motored up
from Kamiah Monday and while
here Mrs. Tetzlaff visited old
friends in the Mohler section.
The young folks are preparing
4 good entertainment for the COM
II is a Red Cross benefit
and viii be given at the Christian
church Saturday night, Oct. 6.
n. j. Burke, of Spokane, and
j. w. Poe, of Moscow, were in
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Nezperce-G reencreek highway
with a view of placing bid on
the same.
Harry Cranke, the auctionecr,
went to Winchester Monday
where he cried big sale and then
went TO Seattle where he has a
three days sale the latter part Of
this week.
Vern Randall, VIM. Gray, Jim
llartnett, Norbert Medvcd and
Basil and Opal Yates went TO
Grangeville Saturday to attend
the fireman's dance, returning
home Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Henke
spent Sunday and Monday in the
Kamiah section, investigating
some clues concerning the theft of
a couple of fat steers belonging
10 Geo. Reinhardt.
Frank Newman, who is now en-
ploved in the Nezperce Roller