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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-09

1914. j M Taylor
1915. Wiley Irwin Jr
1916. w H Smith
1247. William E Davis
1913. Wade Dobson
1249. Tom Ray Phillips
1850. Levy Essex =
1851. Napolean Roberts
1852. Robert Chum
1858. Fletcher L Harper
1854. Anse G King
1855. jamie Johnson
1856. Lee Alex Ware
1857. Alvy N Padget
1858. Mott E Myers
1859. Robert E Chum
1860. Sam Davis
1861. Robert E Smith
1862. G H Perry
1868. Dock H Jones
1864. Robert N McLaurin
1865. James Archie
1866. Albert Alexander
1867. Preston Smith
1868. Jake Boyd
1869. John r Holden
1910. Fred Ainsworth
1871. Enos Myers
1872. Perry S Tinnin
1878. Jack Finch
1874. Wyclene G Terrell
1875. Cleveland Divine
1876. Ernest Howse
1877. William Belchee
1878. John Davis
1879. Will Brag
1880. Deveraux B Jones
1881. Tom M Taylor
1882. Willie Gates
1888. Poland Fortune
1884. Alb Buchanan
1885. Carl Everett
1886. Lemuel Grant Jones
1881. Calvin Langston
1888. Charles C Stingily
1889. kealy Gates
1890. Charles Mothershed
1891. Henry Foster
1892. Steward Taylor
1898, Sam T Williams
1894. Eugene H Barksdale
1895. Robert Wallace
1896. James Lewis
1897. Earl Ellis
1893. George Smith
1899. Billie Parks
1900. George Hunter
1901. Benjamin F Mason
1902. John H Calhoun
1903. Felix M Murphy y
1904. William H Harper
1905. Will Gordon
1906. Napolean Howard
1907. James E Smith
1903 Robert T Latham
1909. Joe Washington
1910. Stacy Terrell
1911. Lane G Busick
1912. John Ivy Gill
1918. Charley Hill
1914. Eddie Franklin
1916. Webb Wilson
1916. Waiter Webb
1917. Jesse ] Grain
1918. William N Mangum
1919. Ellis hurry
1920. Robert L King
1921. Fountain Edwards
1922. Charley Williams
1923. William H Traxler
1924. William L Smith
1925. George Shivers
1926. A w Reinhammer
1927. William L Mullican
1923. Leonard Taylor
1929. Ellis L Myers
1890. Luther F Harper
1881. Ellis Kitchens
1892. Andy Mangum
1893. Oscar Bilbro
1894. ST Myers
1885. Van Carter
1896. Willie Benson
1897. Louis Perkins
1893. William Andrew D Shore
1899. Eugie Branch
L34O. Jesse Hymen Wynn
L341. Arthur Maury Bates
1912. George Hobson
L343. Van Robert Fitzhugh
1914. Wesley Merchant
1916. r G Mayors
1916. Esau Cox
L347. Lee Booker
L348. Maceo Jones
L349. Willie Minor
$50. Frank King
L351. Will Joiner
1852. Albert Harvard
.353. Alex Heard
.354. Henry Morris
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-09
Fresh bread Mondays and
Thursdays. w. G. Barnes.
FOR Sale.

FOR Sale.
1916 model, five passenger
Ford automobile. Just over
hauled and in first class shape;
also good tires. Apply at this
office.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-09
Greensboro Wagons.
w. G. Barnes.

Fresh baked bread from Vicks-
burg every Wednesday and
Saturday.
w. D. THOMAS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-09

~. Neal Sellers
1913. Perry Young
500. Eugene Claiborne Huff
700. Charley Collins
)O1. Jesse Johnson
)02. William Thomas Wammack
}03. Calb White Taylor
9O4. Oscar Ernest Everett
Dos. Bob Quinn
BOG. Dan Smith
BOZ. Earl Hayes
3O8. Frank Allen
BOO. Russell Powell
BIO. Jim Gates
Oil. John Lewis
D12. Sandy Thompson
913. Henry Collins
D14. Andrew Goodman Sloan
915. Ras Fitzhngh
GIG. Anse McLaurin Davis
917. Jake Renfrow
918. Ammon Boggan
919. joe Perry
800. WINS Sylvester Sullivan
921. Gussie Love
922. James Jones
923. Bob Berry
924. Wooley Moore
925. Robert Lee Myers
926. Dorsev Morris
927. Dave Patterson
928. Lonnie Franklin Wilkins
929. Enos Pridgett
$50. John George Wirtz
931. Albert Mikel
932. Will Mabry
933. Jim Lyles
934. Richard B McAllister
935. Reubin Clifton Taylor
936. Judge Myers
937. Joe Hill Cooper
938. Clarence Flemming
939. Ed Nixon
$40. John Green
GAL. Samuel Webster Cox
942. Johnnie Boggan
943. Willie Futch
944. Joe Jones
945. Calvin Henry
946. Joe Bilbro
947. John Westbrooks
948 Walter Grey Barlow
949. George Moore
$50. H H Spells
951. James Proctor
952. Robert Ernest Carter
953. Charley Hathorne
954. j V Therrell
955. William Bennett Morris
$50. Tommie Singleton
957. Ben Sinclair
958. Simon Burton
$50. Eddie Johnson
960. Johnnie Lee Tatom
961. C H Boone
962. Linnly Creighton Adams
963. Maury Adams
964. Carl Morrison Murray
965. Claude Gregory
966. John Ernest Jones
967. James Hines
968. Sylvester Morris
800. Bill Stapleton
$40. Fed Polk
971. Louis Johnson
972. George Thaddeus Perry
973. Zeb Robinson
974. Sol Brown
DIS. Ester Lofin
ZIG. Henry Shurlds Jr
977. Joe Perkins
978. Willie Broadwater
979. Hal Hodges Spann
$50. Ohio Mcdonald
981. Ed Brown =
982. Charley Townsend
1913. Edward Robinson
984. Young C Bates
985. Arthur Anderson
9S6. Bert w Culberson
}87. Jesse Dickson
1913. Essie Porter
}89, James Odell
800. Drewry S Barlow
}91. Clarence Bullock
)92. Fred Gill
1913. Tom Durr
)94. Frank R Hemphill
)95. Phillip G Finch
)96. Charey @ Sims
)97. Sylvester Kitchens
1913. L K Taylor
)99. Edward Lewis
1000. Joseph McAfee
L00l. T B Dickson
-0O2. Tom Johnson
-0O3. Ellis w Patrick
-004. Sam Davis
-005.. Ezra fletcher
.OO6. John Thompson
-OO7. Robert E Spencer
-0O8. Edward e Turner
.OO9. Thomas w Measel
.O1O. Clifton McKeef
OIL. Huston Purry
.012. Greed B Heard
.0I3. Enos Brown
Ola. Tom Lylen
OBS. Richard Davis
DIG. Dan Magee
OFT. Silas A Harris
.O18. Cleveland Cherry
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-09

1O46. Robert Woodruff
1047. Thomas Davenport
1913. Willie Cook
1919. John w Shivers
1850. John B Darnall
1861. Hector Outen
1862. William H Johnson
1868. Isiah Smith
1854. George F Ponder
1866. Willie White
1856. Archie Hester
1857. Lawrence w Rodgers
1858. Bonnie Davis
1869. Jerry Peavy =
1860. Ezra L Polk
1861. Louis Walsh
1862. George B benson
1868. Eugene Singleton
1864. Charley Booker
1865. Chester S Mcintyre
1866. Oscar City
1867. Thomas A Cox
1868, William G Peavy
1869. Cornelius Brown 81
1910. Samuel G Tanner
1911. Sylvester Myers
1912. William A Bass
1913. Archie L McAfee
1914. Willie Cannon
1875. Clifton Singleton
1916. John Enos Lott
LOTT. Peter Howard
.078. Jim MCGEE
1919. Calvin l. Bates
1880. Louis Mayors
1881. Robert Lee Chapman
1882. Oslo w Loflin
1883. Rody Easterling
1884. Hunter r Ward
1885. John E Duncan
1886. Ernest E Ford
1887. Wander Fairly
1888. Cleveland Hayes
1899. Charley McNair
1890. Hugh Bland
1901. Ira R Robinson
1892. Louis H Watson
1898. Walter Berry
1904. Paul d Neal
1895. Joe Shed
1896. Harrel H Bethune
1897. Ed ] McRae
1898. David T Ponder.
1899. Genie G Cook
100. Jeff d L Ammons
1101. Ollie Evans
1102. Clifton j Lawrence
11O3. George w Purvis
1104. friedrich c Owen
1105. Remus Lacy
1106. Sidney Berry
11O7. Robert L Fortenberry
11C8. William P White 4
1109. Columbus McLin
lilo. Virgil Everett
I'LL. Jetfie Hayes
lip. Rufus Rhodes
lib. Elan Haywood
lila. Johnnie Buchaulter
Ills. Frank Gill
1116. Irwin Howard
1117. Clarence D Matthews
1118. William E Purvis
1119. Dobson Mcmillan
112O. Melrose E Sloan
1121. Willis w Harrison
1122. Peter Foster
1923. Boss Shivers
1924. Ohio Moore
1125. Will F Davis
1126. Willis F Little
1877. Ed Nicely
1923. Luther Proctor
1929. Clarence Fitzhugh
113O. John w Wilmington
'1131. G Cleveland Davis
1882. Irby M Sullivan
1133. Charles j Spencer
1884. Oscar Brown
1135. w w Boteler
1876. Erasmus E Jones
1137. Sylvester r billiard
1888. Marion Right
1139. Wesley l. Cox
lao. Walton Hampton
1141. O D Myers
1142. Lenzy Berry
1143. Jessie j Jackson
liza. Amos Nanny
las. Oscar G Barlow
1146. Sam Nelson
LAT. Matthew S Allen ]
1148. James Aver
1149. Hilton Fletcher
1850. Wiley E Laird
ISL. Washington Walters
1852. Job Caffee
1853. E C Bass
1854. William B Mayors
1155. Tom Bot
1855. Wi lie Mize
1857. Preston H Bridges
1853. Willie Lockett
1859. Jasper L Campbell
1160. Thomas Webb
1161. J w Walters
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-09
RANKIN DRAFT LIST.
Persons Subject to Call in M
meriCaI Order.

mericaI Order.
Concluded from last week.
751. Jessie Writ Stubblefeld
752. Fred Stalks
1853. Karl Webb Bierdeman
754. Reubin Smith
755. Robert Hobbs
756. Sam Epps Buchanan
757. Joseph William Roell
758. Harvey Davis
759. Claude William Bumpns
zee. Everett Loren Hester
761. Robert Thomas
762. Alonzo Gustavus Mayors
763. Edward Nanny
764. Robert Branch
765. George Luther Burnham
766. James M. Stingily, Jr.
767. Eddie William White
1853. John E Mum
769. Roy Warren
ITO. Joe Gipson
III. Henry Edward Wesley
772. Charles Galloway Cox
773. Ernest Hobbs Dean
TIA. Eric Geral Myers
IT'S. Eulyce Harpe
776. Henry Locke
TIT, Jesse James
778. Adlee Harris
ITO. Joel Wilson
78O. Plumber Donnell
ISL. Charles Arthur Handberry
1872. Hudie Evans Mullican
1888. Willie Anderson Lindsey
784. Frank Mangum
785. Herman Rodgers
786. Louis Higgins
1877. Jake Hill
788. Roger Quarts Kincaid
7S9. Roy Edward Smith
100. William Everett Steen
791. James Purne!l
1872. Mark Arrowsmith
1913. Jake Gipson
IS4. lSIdCl N1IOoAAO4
795. Eugene Cab Mckay
796. Johnnie Gipson
797. Ed Burch
1913. William Hardy Patrick
799. Elroy Slader
300. George Holmes
sol. Joe Branch
8O2. Jesse Henry Warnack
8O3. Dennis Spann
SO4. John Carlton Campbell
8O5. Archie Lof1in
1906. Cleve Collier
8O7. Clyde Hughie Means
1903. Clarence Nathaniel Field
800. Clifton Henry
$40. Ralph Perry
Gil. Albert Berry Myers
812. Andrew Shavers
813. Samuel James Davis
814. Clifton Stonewall Murray
815. Eddie Staten
816. Aaron A Smallwood
S17. Eddie Anderson
818. Otis O Wilson
819. George Holden
800. Thomas L Therrell
821. Vernon j Jones
1922. James S Havunier
1913. Nation F Gray
1924. Hemby R White
1926. Willie Jackson
1926. Vollie E Sloan
827. Eza Quinn
1923. Green Hubbard
829. Marcus Roy Taylor
$50. Major Berry
831. Waddie McQinn
1872. Carson S McLaurin
833. Jeff Began
S34. Josh Smith
835. George Cox
1886. Cleveland Idom
837..Willie McClendon
1873. Richard Terrence
839. Thomas Barnes
$40. Walter Earl Hines
S41. d d Murray
842. George Archie
843. Carley Chapman
844. James R Phillips
845. Hardy C Franklin
BAG. Lewis Watkin
847. John H Mckay
848. Hollis Lee Purvis
$40. Garfield Moore
$50. Henry Wooten
851. George Jordan
852. Wallace Harpe
853. Gordie Knight
854. Jesse Taylor
855. Girls C Rouse
856. Otis Nash Cooper
857. Louis t Suber
1853. Thomas Lewis
859. Terry d Ammons
$50. Benjamin j Mahan
861. Virgil Huff
862. Sidney Kersh
1863. William Fisher
1854. Walter Means
1865. Robert j Halworth
866. Daniel B Ward Jr.
867. Senator Alternately
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received on TIE
Goth day Of August, 1917, at 1880 a. m.
of said day by the commissioners 81
the Greenereek Highway District %
Idaho county, Idaho. in thsir office 90
said highway district, for the eOuStruc
ton Of 500 feet Of the rs foot highway
known as Nezperce Greeuereek High
way; this Improvement 20 be approx
mately $500 feet in length and beiag b.
Gated in section 81, Of township SO ".
X. , +. =. VI.
All bids shall be in accordance with
the plans and specifications now on file
in the office Of the clerk Of the Green
creek Highway District.
Each bid must BE- accompanied by a
certified check IN favor Of the Board
Of Commissioners Of the Greenereek
Highway district Of Idaho county.
Idaho, on some bank In the State ~
Idaho for the sum Of five per cent Of
the amount bid.
The commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids or 10 let the
work in part or in whole.
Dated this 9th day Of August, 1917.
John A. Johnson, Clerk Greeuereek
Highway District, Idaho County,
Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09

That some wise chap said that
you can always judge women by
their kisses. But we we been a
benedict too long to attempt any
Investigations in this community.
That, again We are at war with
one of the most powerful coun-
tries of the world, and the man
living in this country who is not
For America is Against il. And
we must reconcile. ourselves to be-
ing judged by our acts.
That there are some newspap-
ers and people who still seem to
think it is poor business policy to
be patriotic Americans. Perhaps
it is for them Perhaps they can
only see "pork" any way. Poor
devils, they are unable to realize
this great nation is at war TO pro-
teet itself as any selfrespeeting
man would his home.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09

Sealed bids win be received on the
goth day Of August, 1917, at 10 'eloek
a. m. Of said day BY the commissioner
Of Lewis county, idaho, in the office
# the clerk Of said board al Nezperrs.
Idaho, for the construction Of $500
feet Of the IS foot highway known a.
Nezperee Greenereek Highway; this i'm
prOvement to be Approximately $500
feet in length and being located in see
tons 20. 30 and %, township 30 n. r.
2 h. y. VI.
All bids shall be in accordance with
the plans and specifications now on
file in the office Of the clerk Of the
board Of county commissioners Of Lewis
county, Idaho.
Each bid must be accompanied nv n
certified cheek in favor Of the hoard of
county commissioners Of Lewis county
Idaho, on some bank in the state ~ Ida
no for five per cent Of the amount bid
The commissioners reserve the RIGHT
to reject any or all bids or let the tork
in part or in whole.
Dated this 9th day Of August. 1917
J. y. White, Clerk of the Board ~
County Commissioners Of Lewis Conn
ty, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09

cit is plain enough how we
were forced into the war. The
extraordinary insults and aggres-
sions of the Imperial German Gov
eminent left us no self-respeeting
choice bEt to take up arms in de-
tense of our rights as a free peO-
pie and of our honour as sovereign
government. The military masters
of Germany denied us the right to
be neutral. They filled our unsus-
pecting communities with vicious
spies and conspirators and sought
to corrupt the opinion of our peO-
pie in their own behalf. > >
Much as we had desired peace,
it was denied us, and not of our
own choice. This flag under which
we serve would have been dishOn-
CURED had we withheld our hand. !"
Woodrow Wilson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09

Al Ordinance creating Coneret'
/ S;5a,valk Improvement Districts Nos
IA. 3 and 6 in the village Of Ne4les.S ~
lIdaho. and ordering the eonstfuel ~.
M concrete sidewalks within the hih'''
az Said improvement districts, ana con
demning the plank sidewalks thrfcin
and providing for assessing the 49,
Of construction thereof against INC
abutting property in event OF tailuts
~ the owners 10 construct the same.
Re il ordained BY the chairman ana
hoard Of trustees Of the village OF Ne@'
perez, Idaho. .,.
section 1. The following concrete
sidewalk improvement districts a''
/ hereby created;
| A sidewalk eight feet in width ad'
iaeent 10 the south side Of block TWEEN,
| ty-fonr Of the village OF Nezpefee - I,
hereby ordered constructed ana =, sslu
territory is designated as Concrete SiHe-
walk Improvement District No. !.
A sidewalk eight feet in width al
iaeent TO the north side OF said block
twenty. four is hereby ordered con
strueted and said territory is designat'
ed as Concrete Sidewalk Improvement
District No. ;.
sidewalk four feet in width al
accent TO the south side Of block seven
Of the village of Nezperee IS hereby or
dered constructed and said territory -
designated as Concrete Sidewalk I'm
provement District No. 8.
All Of said districts are in the oFigih
al town of Nezperee as shown DY me
official plat thereof
Section ? That all plank sidewalks
now existing within said improvement
districts above described are hereby
and there Is hereby order
ed to be built within the limits Of said
districts and leach Of them concrete
sidewalks. 70 be constructed in aeeor-
dance with the plans and specifications
for building concrete sidewalks adopt
ed by the board Of trustees Of the vi
Iage Of NezpeFee, Idaho, on July lOth'
1915, and 10 accordance with the adopt |
cd grades Of said village.
Section 3. All cross walks shall ~
BY the village.
Section 4 If any of the owners ~
the abutting lots adjoining the side
walks above described shall fail 10
build the sidewalks prescribed IN this
ordinance, or IL they fail 20 build said
sidewalks in accordance with said
adopted specifications and grades, SAID
sidewalks shall be constructed BY the
village Of Nezperee, Idaho, and the
costs thereof shall be assessed against
the abuting lots aud the same shall be-
1 lien upon said abutting lots for the
AMOUNT Of said cost Of construction
Section 5. The construction o. all
sidewalks hereinbefore prescribed 10 be
built shall be commenced within thirty n
LAYS from the date Of this ordinance, Us
approval, passage and publication.
Section g. All ordinances and parts
# ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
Passed BY the board u trustees and
approved BY the chairman this 9Th day
4 August. 1917
Published in the Nezperee Herald
August 9th, 1917. w
$. d. stoufer. Chairman.
fSeali
ATTEST: G. H. Nugent, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09
HERALDs
Items not intended to hit or miss
anyone in particular, but Just
TO remind you

That if you can't smile, go out
and herd sheep. They won t care
That loyalty to country also in.
cludes loyalty to your home town
That it's the one who is cheer
full when he isn't who "gets by.
That there's vastly more in the
game than "three squares" and a
bed.
That when opportunity crosses
your path grab it, 1t viii never
annex you.
That it's well to beware of the
man with an excuse. That's all
he is-an excuse.
That everybody wants to put
his shoulder to the wheel, but only
few do the showing.
That war hash t all been trans
ferred to the trenches. 1t still
RACES over the back fence.
That an editorial nut remarks
that talk is the only thing that is
cheap nowadays. Yes, out of
court.
That you shouldn't exceed the
speed limit. You may have to
loaf around too long after you get
there.
That the Governor finally de-
cided that the troops were prefer
able to a united adverse public,
sentiment.
That the joker has had his
jokes about the who'll be her
sweetheart when the boys go off
to war, but now the joking time is
passed.
That the beach has its charms
and charmers, but many a fine
outing has been had where the
sights were less shifty and more
natural.
That the cheapest man in this |
town is the fellow who is always |
asking the Lordpto save the coun-
try and doesn't do darned thing |
That the fellow who raised the |
question of a man 3 yalor because |
he married after the draft order
must have been a confirmed old
bachelor.
That some of those reformers
ire becoming terribly worried ov-
n the possibility Of women donn-
ng trousers. But, then, we never
we're a reformer-s0 do the don.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09
Quality is our Trade Mark.

1t is Stamped on every package. Or bag. or pail Or
basket Of goods that leave our store.
You will conserve both youEh cath and your pleas
ure by buying groceries from us.
We give you SATISFACTORY kinds 81 eats.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09

these outbreaks of lawlessness is
not that they should have occur
red, but that they should occur
just at this time, when the eoun-
try needs to be united in heart
and soul as never before.
In times of peace and calm the
good sense and orderlineSs of the
people would not have tolerated
the causes which led up to the
disturbances. With the minds of
the people ON other matters these
causes have been permitted to
grow and flourish.
While we are proposing to make
great sacrifices for freedom let
us not permit a growth within our
body polite that is calculated to
nullify and make impotent that
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09
we New Hardwara Blum

The Ferdinand Hardware &
Imp. Co, is now in the hands OF
Ernst Wienss, the new owner, and
he is beginning to make some very
substantial improvements to both
the interior as well as exterior. II
is more than likely that Mr.,
WiensS viii this fall or in the ear
" spring begin the erection Of a
mammoth brick, as he has implicit
in the Ferdinand eoun-
try as trading center. He is a
live wire from the word go. lie
has an abundant supply of capital
and is valuable asset to any COM
for he is man who, while
he loves to gather in the sheckleS,
has IN view the welfare Of his GUS
toners, by inauglrating a small
profit, and big sales opportunity
Ferdinand Enterprise.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09

In these days when ALL groceries are high Ia psss
1.-The poor as well as the good..shs real choice Is a
QUALITY.
Good groceries cost very little more than insricr
ones, but they 90 a long ways further.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Il. ~. OfeeN spent the IOfepdFt
of the week in Nezperce in the in
terests of north Idah0's leading
daily The Lewiston Morning
Tribune.
Tom 0'COnnOr finished drilling
a well for n. b. Miller on his
ranch east of town Saturday. lie
struck a fine flow of water at
depth of 2s3 feet.
Nezperee friends of Henry Toft-
stead, formerly popular member
of the Nezperce school faculty, on
Tuesday received announcements
of the marriage of Mr.. Toftstead
and Miss Bernice Reid, on August
, at Rushville, Mimi, where he
has been engaged for some time IN
the hardware business. The hap
py pair will make their home in
the Saskatchewan country. They
have the good wishes of the many
Nezperce friends OF the groom.
FOR SALE-GOod threshing
rig, 16-hOrse Russell engine, $3.50
Case separator, nearly new, run
SO days, all complete, new cook
house with new steel truck, new
range stove, dishes and cooking
utensils, water tank with steel
truck, feed rack with steel truck,
steel stub tank on two-wheel cart,
pitehforks, hay baler, etc, viii be
sold at a bargain. Small cash
terms on balance. Call
on or address Albert Mustoe, Reu-
bens, Idaho. 8w3'
w. G. FOresman, the veteran
man Of this prairie and
the Clearwater country, now has
his name at the masthead of the |
Sites Enterprise, which paper
and plant he purchased last week |
from L. f. Roherbeck, who had
been successfully conducting it for
nearly a year. w. C's. MANY 1
friends here wish him the success
he merits in his new field, and
Sites can rest assured that she
will have a good newspaper as
ong as she gives Mr.. Foresman
support.
Doc Denny has rented the Par
xer room known as the Candy
Kitchen and announces that he
will put in a cigar store and soft
rink establishment as soon as his
applies can be received II is
that Harry Brown, Who'll
s now at Nezperce, viii put in a
,arbcr shop in the same room, al
hOugh this has not been fully
Confirmed as yet. Doc has secured
he Mackie Williams pack train to
ring in some Of his superfluous
fleets from his Clearwater ranch,
nd viii make the trip in few
lays for that purpose Grange
lille Globe.
Freeman SyrOn had an auto ae-
ident Sunday while travelling in
be buckleberry woods west Of
crest that came near having SER
nus results. As it is, his wife is
from a hard shock, sew .
ral cuts and bruises about the
zee and neck and the ear is up !
n repairs. The party was travel
q over timber road when the !
II struck a grass-covered stump
the middle of the road with
lch force as to throw Mrs. Syron {
alf through the windshield and
1uble the front axle back under c
Ie car. A gentleman who was /
ding on the running board was
irown some distance from the
II, but not hurt. Fortunately, :
r. Syron was driving slow and
j the lookout for stumps, else the
lpact might have caused extreme 81
image. The stump that caused Il
e trouble was entirely hidden a
( grass. Though badly battered la
e car was able without assis- r
nee to carry its party into town. Il