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


I have buyers for ranches, town
propertys~etc. II you have any
for sale list it with me. VIM.
Sullivan, Office with p. w. Nit
chell.
Geo. w. Ifeinhardt has moved
his family in from the ranch for
the winter. They viii occupy the
/ Mcleod house in northeast Nez-
perez.
Miss Enid Elliott, one Of our
popular teachers, went to Lewis
ton Saturday for a visit with
homefoiks, returning Sunday ey-
ening.
/ G. A. Hawkins, superintendent
Of the n. & /. Ry. Co, was called
TO Lewiston Saturday on account
of his son being i'll with typhoid
fever.
II. w. Straw, Of Lewiston, rep
resenting the Security Bridge Co,
was in town Tuesday looking af-
ter the finishing touches on our
sewer system.
G. N. Robertson was over from
Cottonwood Friday to visit his
son.. jess, on the eve Of his de-
parture TO join the army at
American Lake.
Mrs. w. l.. Peterson and daugh-
ter, Blanche, returned home sun
day evening from a weeks visit
with Mrs. Peterson 5 parents at
halispel, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Felt mot
ored to Peek Monday, where he
was looking after business con
nected with his general merchan-
disc establishment.
II. A. Odekirk was called to
Lewiston Monday on account of
the serious illness of his step faith.
er, who is very Ill in the White
hospital at that place
Had you noticed the sudden
drop in your meat bill. II might
have been caused by the opening
Of The Peoples Market. j. II.
Schwingler, Proprietor.
Tie city dads purchased a Case
tractor which arrived from Spo-
kane Monday. II Will be used
for running the rock crnsher,
dragging the streets, etc.
We have some of the best Alder
IA lands to sell at $40 10 $40 per
acre; small payment down, bal
ance 20 years time at 6 per cent
interest Sharkey & Stevens.
MEN WANTED-Sawyers, fell
lers S5c per thousand. Mill and
camp minimum wage 1925. Stea-
dy work. Craig Mountain Lum-
Der Co, Winchester, Idaho. III
Mrs. L. T. Mckee was an ar
rival from Spokane Saturday and
is visiting at the home of her son,
Harold Lyf0rd. Mr.. Mckee came
in Tuesday evening for a short
visit.
Mrs. Ben Rosbach and the
children and Miss Beatrice left
this morning for Gillette. Wyo-
ming, where they win join MFR.
Rosbach and make their future
home.
Eugene Enloe, of Spokane.
president Of the &. f. L. & p. Co,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Nezperce, confering with Supf.
+. T. Scholer regarding local con-
ditions.
Lorentz Wade returned home
last night from Alberta where he
has been spending the summer.
He expects to leave Monday for
Moscow where he will attend the
II. of l.
To the soldier boys.-Your
friends are very proud of you
and the cause you serve. They
want your photograph. Better
have a sitting this week at Dad
Miners.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Martin return
ed home last night-Mrs. Martin
from Gcnesee where she has been
visiting her parents and Con from
Nyssa, Ore, where he has property
interests.
The party who found my
pocket book containing about 500
is known. and unless it is return
cd, viii publish the finder S
name as warning to other people.
Mrs. M. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hilbourne
are the happy parents of fine
little lady who arrived at their
home in this city on the oath in
slant, and wears the pretty name
of Ruth Alice.
Mrs. Emma Stevens, of Forest.
and Mrs. Ada Seims, of Los
Angeles. visited at the home of |
their brother, County Treasurer |
w. r. Emerson, last week, re-
turning to Forest Friday.
Henry Allen, the young man |
who was hurt hv being caught IN /