The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-08

The Ladies Aid Of the d. ~
church viii hold a sale Of aprons
fancy articles and cooked food at
the church annex Saturday after.
noon, April sth.
Geo. Greek, a venerable and
highly esteemed citizen, has been
seriously i'll during the past two
weeks, but is showing a little inn
prOvement al this time.
Geo. Mefzger was an arrival
from Lewiston Tuesday evening
and viii have charge Of the L., n.
& Z. section during Section Fore
man H. G. Paige's vacation.
A deal was closed yesterday
whereby Nick Lauby purchased
the fine l60-acre ranch Of p. NJ.
Harding southwest Of town,
known as the Keeyer place.
The storm is over, the trains
are running on schedule time
again, the weather has the appear
ance Of spring, war has not been
declared and everybody is happy.
STRAYED-Fr0m my ranch
near Russell, red short-horn bull.
register button IN ear, last seen
on Five Mile. $1,000 reward for
return. S. Il. Nicholson. 33tf.
Glen Norton and family were
arrivals from Pendleton Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Norton viii be in
terested IN the picture show bust
ness with NanWagner & Norton.
We specialize in the following
seeds clover, alfalfa, timothy, blue
grass, seed corn, field peas and all
seeds for forage crops. Mark
Means Co, Lewiston, Idaho.
Would you like to hear a clear
sweet soprano voice in pleasing
selectionsg Then come out and
hear Miss johnson with the next
Lyccum number Friday, Feb. Is.
Eph Nelson returned home
Tuesday evening from Spokane
where he was called on account
Of the illness Of his father. He
reports Mr.. Nelson much improv-
Cd.
In the lawsuit Tuesday between
VIM. Sullivan and f. Spurgeon,
the commission on the
sale at the Artie theatre, the case
was decided in favor Of AIr. Sulli-
van.
We are in the market for mares
and geldings weighing from 1900
TO 1900 pounds. Phone or write
us or bring them in. We viii pay
all they arc worth. Cline & Glib
bons.
The Grangeville- Nezperce bas-
Iet ball game scheduled for last
Friday night was called off an
account Of the visitors being I'M
able 20 reach here owing to the
Seats on sale at the usual place,
February 10, for the
next Lyeenm number-The Edna
Earl Crum Concert Co. TO be Civ
en- at the opera house Friday, Feb
rnary l6.
j. w. Rutter on last Friday
bought the Geo. Dau place, 4 miles
Of Mohler. the consider
alton being $3,250. He will move
onto the property about the mid
de of March.
A special teachers examina-
lion viii be held February IL in
The Office of the county superin-
iendeni of schools. This examin-
alton is for Certificates by In
iorsement only. Wv.
III YOU are in need Of good farm
mares or geldings weighing from
1900 to 1900 pounds sec Cline e.
Gibbons. Come in any time and
look our horses over whether you
wish to buy or not.
Sir knights, there is important
coming up for your con-
,ideration next Thursday night.
Show your interest by being
present at that meeting of the
odge. Carl Wester, c. c.
FOR SALE-Reo car, good con-
iition, cheap-must be sold, and
viii give terms; also good COW
with young calf, and some fur
liture. Am going to Wyoming
ind must sell. G. L. Hotaling.
Edna Earl Crum, with the next
-.yceum number Friday, February
Is. is said to be a second Maude
Powell ON the violin. You viii
want to hear her. Seats on sale
'or concert Saturday, February
10.
]. f. Schniders, the asbestos
promoter from Kamiah, was an
arrival Tuesday and is superin-
ending the calcimine job at the
sraternal Temple Hall. Abe Full
er is doing the artist 5 part Of the
OBJ.
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