The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.


visitor from lilo today.
b. j. Fike was a passenger for
Lewiston this morning.
\ Buy your school supplies at
DeMoude's He has a fun line.
FOR SALES Poland-C China
brood sows and 20 spring pigs.
Robert Fredriekson, RID ?. If
For every dollar spent at
Stoufer 5, the reliable jeweler and
optieian, you get one chance on
one of those fine cabinet Vietro-
las, worth $500. Drawing
Christmas. See it and hear it.
Can depend ON you helping to
keep the price of meat down 10
where it should be by patronizing
The Peoples Market. If you will
only do your part and l viii do the
rest. j. H. Schwingler, Proprietor
o. ID. Hamlin went to lilo today
to act as witness in a horse-steal-
ling case which occurred in this
vicinity several months ago. He
viii also go to Nezperce for
short visit.-CottonwoOd ChrOn-
iele.
Truth, honesty and fair dealing
has always been the motto of the
Cold Storage Market. Is it the
truth that beef cattle are selling
at the same price now that they
did three months agoi +. b.
Brown.
Billy Sullivan disposed of part
of his grain yesterday, selling
1855 sacks of barley at Greer to
L. T. Mckee for $5,344.OO and
some 1880 bushels Of wheat at
Harris to L. w. Robinson for
$13, 10000.
$500. 900 private money TO loan
at 61h per ct. interest. No other
expenses except abstracting and
recording; no red tape. II title
is complete can close up loan same
day you make application. A. G.
Gross. Mohler, Idaho. Il.
Word was received from
Grangeville Tuesday stating that
Harry Brown, the barber who
worked for w. II. Fisher last sum-
mer, had been taken 10 Portland
Monday where he is to be operat-
ed on for appendicitis.
The chicken dinner served by |
the Ladies Aid of the Christian |
church at the church annex yes
terday evening was literally pat
ronized, the receipts tOtaling ov-
er $43, and the fine fare was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who
partook thereof.
j. A. Veltman, Of Colfax, rep
resenting the Western-Lands Co.
dealers in Montana lands located |
in the Conrad-Lothair district,
was an arrival in Nezperce yester-
day evening and will remain here
. few days getting in touch with
those interested in Montana.
John Halter, and ex-Nezpercer
who left here about seventeen
years ago, dropped in last week
70 visit old friends and Abe Full
er spied him and put him to work
as John is an old hand
It the art, having worked here for
Morris & Cassidy in the early
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. P. Donovan.
'Ir. and Mrs. ID. +. Bell and Mr.
md Mrs. w. p. Conger and sons,
Iohn, William and Ernest. were
imong the Nezpercers who went
o Lewiston Saturday TO see the
Older boys start on the last lap
4 their journey to the American
AXE Camp.
Geo. L. Sawyer, Of Spokane. Of
ne firm of Sawyer Bros. eontrae-
ors, was IN town yesterday. This
rm is installing a sewerage sys-
en- IN the town Of Nezperce and
figuring with our city dads for
contract for putting in a sewer
&c system at Cottonwood.-Cot- .
chronicle.
PUBLIC SALEs-Antone Soren- 4
IN viii sell his live stock. farm :
Iachinery, etc, at public auction Il
his place southwest Of Nezperce h
aring the week commencing Oct
Mr.. Sorenson has sold his
inch and is preparing to return | m
his old home in Minnesota
'atch for his big sale ad.
X: W. Hunt, Of the GranQeviIle
elton, received five cars Of cat u
e here Monday-two cars Of fat / n
uff and three cars Of feeders
e price paid being lei The HI
eft cattle were shipped TO Spo-
me and Mr. Hunt will take the
eders to his ranch near Grange N
Ile and fatten them for the latter