The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-12-13
Local and Personal News Notes

A big New Years ball viii be
given at the Nezperce opera house
on New Year s eve, a la Hoover, as
q Red Cross benefit.
Atty. p. w. Mitchell went to
Lewiston on business Monday. He
also visited Walla Walla, return
ing home last night.
Can you beat itf Good wheat land
at $1,000 per acre, with wheat at 500
a bushel. We have IL. w. +. Larson
a Co.. Killam. Alberta. II,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orve Pool return
ed 10 Juliaetta Tuesday after a
ten days visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. r. Grim.
Remember your friends Christ
mas with a nice postal card. The
Post Office Store has a good as
sortment from lie. up.
Curtis Miller went to Bundy
Friday TO consult Henry Thiesen
in regards TO taking out some in
surance on his Heref0rds.
For Rent-6-rOom house, barn,
woodshed and chicken house I;
nearly new; in southwest Nez-
perez. See c. w. Palmer.
Farm Loans-Lowest interest
rates and liberal prepayment
privileges. York Herren, Room
10 Union State Bank Building.
Be in line for the New Years
ball at the opera house. See the
old year out and the new year in
Hooverize and help the Red Cross
A marriage license was issued
Monday from the Nez Perez coun-
" auditor 5 office to John II. Cur
tbs and Clara NJ. Baker, both of
Reubens.
Miss Jennette Lauritzen return
ed 10 her home in Potlateh Tues
day after a month s visit at the
home Of her uncle, E. B. Brown,
and family.
AL Calbreath went TO Lewiston
Tuesday TO visit Elmer Campbell
who is very i'll at the White hos
pital following an operation for
Rev. r. III. Finn went TO Lewis
ton Saturday 70 conduct the fun
eral of E. r. Wills, a pioneer and
highly esteemed citizen of that
city.
Jim Smith, Lester DELPHI, Fred
and c. c. Hess returned Tuesday
from a deer hunt in the Elderado
country southeast of Weippe-
They report game scarce.
The young folks held a merry
party at c. T. Berry's home in
south Nezperce Saturday evening.
Games were played, refreshments
served and a good time reported
by all.
Billy Gray and Mark Price went
to Reubens Sunday to bring in the
formers ear, which was left there
on account of the snow being too
deep while they were returning
home from California.
For every dollar spent at
Stoufer's, the reliable jeweler and
Optician, you get one chance on
one of those fine cabinet Victro-
las, worth $500. Drawing
Christmas. See it and hear it.
Bill Gray, Mark Price and Ger
aid Nixon left Tuesday for Spo-
kane where they expect to enlist.
Miss Jennie Nelson. A Hoover
dinner was served consisting prin-
ripally of chicken and brown
bread.
LOST-Light red, 2-year-old
steer; smooth crop off left ear
and swallow fork in right ear
OK on left side; shows
stacy. Reward of So for informa-
ton leading to return. Andy
til
STRAYED-From Six Mile
since last spring, light red year
ling steer, branded RR on left
shoulder and underbit in right
ear. Reward for information
leading to recovery. r. L. Rails
ton, Mohler. 26w4
Mrs. Il. w. Flores, OF WincheS- |
ter, died at the White hospital in
Lewiston Monday, following an
illness during the past two months
Sf abcess of the lungs. She was A
years of age and is survived by a !
and nine children.
Monday was Community Day |
II the Mt. Vale school northeast
II town. A large crowd was in
attendance and a fine program
was rendered by the pupils and |
many complimentary remarks are
made regarding the flag drill I'M
Ter the direction of the teacher, /
PUBLIC SALE-Having sold
ny ranch, / will sell my livestock,
arm tools, etc, at public auction
L said ranch, half mile south and
me mile west of Russell, on Mon
lay, Dee. "a. Watch for full list
n this paper next week. Conn