The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-23

- TIC SAtnt VI liiNildo mere loi n
lew days.
Mrs. T. p. O'Connor returned
home Monday from trip TO Boise
where she visited her son, John.
She says our soldier boys are all
looking fine.
Johnnie Jorgens returned home
Sunday evening from a week +
trip on the Columbia river above
Wenatchee whore he went TO look
at stock ranch.
Mrs. Sue Bywaters and Lyons,
Miss Carrie Gherke, Vern Randall
and VIM. Hogan constituted an
auto party which m0fOred over TO
Grangeville Sunday.
Nern Randall left Sunday for a
two weeks vacation which he will
spend with friends and relatives
al Grangeville, Sites, KoOskia,
0rOfino and Lewiston.
Geo. i. and j. ID. Sampson and
Jack Meel were arrivals from
Lewiston Sunday evening and
started in Monday laying brick on
the new d. 4. church.
Had you noticed the sudden
drop in your meat bill. 1t might
have been caused by the opening
Of The Peoples Market J. II.
Schwingler, Proprietor.
T. p. 0'COnnOr finished drill
ing a well for w. A. Fowler at
his ranch southeast of town Sat
urday and at a depth of so feet
struck a fine flow of water.
We have some Of the best Alder
Ia lands TO sell at $40 TO $40 per
acre; small payment down, bal
ance 20 years time at 6 per cent
interest. Sharkey g. Stevens.
FOR SALE-Team Of mares, s
and 8 years old; ! with colt BY
side. Also set harness. Will sell
at reasonable price. A. b. Me
creAdy at r. w. Near s farm. 2w
NJ. +. Akers returned 10 Lewis
ton Monday after a few days Wis
il with Mrs. Akers and son who
are spending the summer with
Mrs. Akcrs father, J w. Little.
You viii never find anything
bu: the best meat to be had at The
Peoples Market. Here is where
cleanliness, courtesy and quality
viii count. J. II Schwingler, Pro-
prietor.
The Herald is free to every Lew
is county man with the colors.
Send your name and address and
the same win be entered on our
subscription list for the time of
J our service.
We have some Lambert cherries
which we are selling at 4c per
POUND. They are now ripe and
ready TO pick. The 0xhearts arc
free to those who viii pick them
Nm. Eastman.
A. L. Palmer, Of Kamiah, the
aucfioneer, was IN town Monday
enroute TO Ito where he cried
public sale Tuesday for J. A. Al
len. He has an ad in this issue
which il viii pay you to read.
G. 4. Berry returned home Mon
day evening from a trip to Lew
ision. He reports Mrs. Berry get
ting along nicely but it viii prob
ably be two or three weeks before
she win be able 10 come home.
Harley Smith, John Shoekley
and Roy Geboe, of the Mohler sec
ton, left yesterday for Portland
where they expect 10 enlist in the
navy. They have host of friends
on the prairie who wish them well.
Can / depend on you helping to
keep the price of meat down to
where il should be by patronizing9
The Peoples Market. If you viii
only do your part and / viii do the
rest. j. II. Schwingler, Proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Davis and
of Reubens, motored
over to Nezperce Saturday even-
ing and spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. +. 7. Scholer, returning
home Sunday evening.
Herbert and Paul Nelson, sons
of Bert Nelson, of Seattle, who
have been visiting here for the
past two months, left Monday for
Spokane where they viii visit for
a couple Of weeks before return
ing home.
$500, 900 private money to loan
&c 6Is per ct. interest. No other
expenses except abstracting and
recording; no red tape. If title
is complete can close up loan same
day you make application. A. @.
Gross, Mohler. Idaho. If
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ternahan left
for Lewiston, Moscow,
Spangle, Rosalia and other points
in the Palouse country. They viii
look over the country with a view
Of locating, having disposed of
their fine farm south Of town.
Tuesday Ivan Jorgens shipped
Two registered Shropshire rams TO