The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-24

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Ramey went 10 Spokane M0nda,
as delegates to the Sunday schoo
convention which is being held
there this week.
Sheriff n. II. Paige went Il
Moscow Tuesday via Kamial
where he had been subpoenaed al
a witness in the Helen Fone
b0oflegging case.
FOR SALE -6-horse gasoline
engine and chop mill; 9-foot su.
perior drill, double disc; "a foot
wood frame harrow Wood bind.
er. j. b. MeCully.
We have 100 acres well improy-
ed, close 10 town for $4,000. 240
acres Central Ridge land for SOS
per acre. For good bargains see
Sharkey & Stevens.
To reduce stock in lenses and
inOuntings, DIR. w. r. Rowley will,
for a limited time, fit glasses al
substantial reduction in price.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 2w
FOR SALE-1914 light-6 Fran
kiln ear, complete with starter
and full equipment. A $4,000 car
for ony 5000. Can be seen Satur-
day at Herren's Garage.
The Rochdale company reeeiy-
cd car of hogs Monday. The
price paid was $14.S0. Manager L.
4. Mckee accompanied the ship
ment 10 Spokane Tuesday,
Roy LuscOmb and Art Hest0n
went 10 Spokane Saturday, via
Kamiah, where Mr.. Luseomh
bought a lJ5-ton Fulton auto
truck. They returned Tuesday.
Miss Fl0rien Linklater left Sat
nrday for her home in Portland
and Misses Alice Halferdahl and
Elizabeth Nelson departed the
same day for their home in Seat
tie. @a
Alrs. Anna Roberts returned TO
her home 40 TOppenish, Wash,
Monday, having been called here
by the death and funeral of her
father, z. o. Mutt.
L. G. McMahan and family re-
turned home yesterday from a Wis
il in Cottonwood. They were ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. MeMahan's
sister, Mrs. Bart SimOns.
All Bardwell returned home Sat
nrday evening from a ten days
trip through the eastern Oregon
country. He does not speak very
encouraging of that section.
chas. II. Cline, manager Of the
G. +. l.. & p. Co. at kamiah, re-
turned home Sunday after assist
ing Supt. +. T. Sch0ler for a few
days during a rush of work.
Rev. n. j. Holm, of Lewiston,
pastor Of the Lutheran church al
This place, preached the baccalau.
reate sermon for the Charleston
high school graduates Sunday.
Jake Eichenberger returned last
night from the Occur d'Alene
country where he has been spend.
ing the winter and will again
work al his plumbing trade here
FOR sALE-Pop corn aud peanut
Niekle Mat" good
ane and a bargain. A money-makei
for some enterprising boy. or in con
nection with confectionery. See J. G. |
wright. @
Dick johnson, who worked here
asst fall for Wood & Wright, |
dropped in Monday night from
he east where he spent the win
.er and left Tuesday morning for
Wilson Herren left Tuesday ev-
ming for Spokane via kamiah
where he went 10 drive Mr. c. w.
Selt's new Overland delivery ear
o Nezperce. lie is expected home
omorrow.
Geo. Gamble returned home
rom Lewiston last Thursday ev-
ming where he had been receiv-
nE treatment for one of his hands
which was threatened with blood
PAPERINGf-Anyone wanting /
rall paper can see samples of the
lew line received by Abe Fuller
I Thomas & Jamison s hardware.
Ee is agent for the Henry Bosch
'aper Co, Chicago. Newest line
4 town.
Mrs. John Elkins, Bud and the
ably left yesterday for Gle Elum,
Wash, where they will join Mr..
AlxinS and make their future
ome, Mr.. Eikins having accept
a position with the Milwaukee
. that ranfssf