The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-04-19

DO YOU want some good APP
pie graftsg / have cuttings from
two OF the best prairie trees that
are yours for the asking. Fine,
tried out, winter maturing apple.
See II. w. Niles or A. Il. Wade.
Buffalo Bill, /" the big feature
at the Artic Saturday night, Apr.
%. This is the one eyerybody's
waiting for. Realistic Indian
fights and other stirring events of
the old scouts life In five reels.
VIM. ShOckley accompanied his
daughter, Miss Alice, 10 Lewiston
yesterday morning where they
viii consult specialist regarding
the young lady's hearing, the
measles having settled in her ears.
Traffic was tied up on the L.,
y. & Z. this week on account Of
the tender and two cars Of grain
being off the track near the Olson
place west of Dublin. They ex-
pect to have the track cleared to-
day.
FOR SALE-160 ac. good farm
land; fair improvements; ] mile
from Nezperce. All fenced and
eross-feneed with Aft. hog tight
fence: one-third of crop goes with
place. Price, ST., 900. Billy Sui
livan. If.
The ladies aid society Of the
Methodist church viii give a PAN
cake social at the church annex
Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, April 25. Pancakes, syrup
and coffee, lie: with bacon and
eggs, 25c.
v. p. Fawcett, of Boise, state
pure seed inspector, is in Nezperce
to-day while on a tour of North
Idaho, looking after the seed con-
dition and supply. He is working
in conjunction with County Far
mer Agent A. r. Wade here.
A May Day breakfast will be
served by the ladies' aid of the
Christian church at the annex,
from Z TO 9 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. May !. The early and the
late "birds" win be accommodate
ed, and il only costs two bits for
the filling.
Mrs. Frank Billups and Mrs. w.
]. Smith left Monday for Weiser
to represent the Brethren church
at the district meeting which is
being held there this week. Mrs
Billups being the local delegate
They are expected home Satur-
day evening.
Bob Moser returned home Fri
day evening from Alberta where
he went to look at a section Of
land owned by Frank johnson.
He informs us that he has traded
his ranch south of town and his
ranch near Westlake for the same
hut that he will not move there
until next year
Sheriff NJ. III. Paige and Deputy
w. L. Henke went to Nollmer
Sunday evening TO guard the
Lawyers canyon bridge and the
bridges between Vollmer and Reu-
hens. the soldier boys at Grange
vile having departed Monday
morning for Boise. Messrs. Paige
and Henke returned home Mon
day.
Reports from Harry Hill, who
was recently operated on for APP
arc TO. the effect that
he left the Lewiston hospital last
Friday and is getting along nice
il. His mother, Mrs. Mary Hill,
who is receiving treatment in
Charleston, is also getting along
fine and they are expected home
tomorrow evening.
In the ease wherein Senters
Bros. VS.. Mrs. r c. Bywaters,
which was tried before Probate
Judge ii. w. Niles yesterday, the
plaintiff secured judgement for
s215.O0. The suit was concerning
I drilled well. 5. o. Tannahill APP
peared for the plaintiff and g. Orr
and NJ. Reese Hatta-
DauRh for the defendant.
The Hon. David II. Lowry re-
turned to his home at Dublin Mon
lay. after a very pleasant winter
n the Portland country, where he
successfully wooed the bloom of
youth and health. He brings the
glad tidings that with his return
win come sunshine and spring
Freezes to the prairie country. He
s, therefore, doubly welcome.
The best section in Alberta, four
niles from town; all under cult
-ation, good buildings; fenced
,artly hog tight, $35 per acre.
This is fully as good as Nezperce
md Palouse land, where you pay
10000 per acre. Also three quar-
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