The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-12-27


Glen and Delmar Sullivan, who are al
tending the 6onxago college in Spokane
we're arrivals Friday night and will
spend Xmas and New Years with fhei
parents In Nezperce.
9. l.. Jones, Of the Grangeville see
ton, vas doing repair work on the Pa
eifie States Telephone Company n lin
last Thursday and Friday. He refurne'
home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Price and daughter, Gene
We've, returned home Friday evening
from Lewiston where Genegieye ha,
been receiving medical treatment. eh'
Is reported much improved
Photographs win enter into th.
coming holiday season to a great
er extent than ever berofe. AviOC
the Xmas rush and arrange fol
an early sitting at Dad Miner s
Mrs. D. P. Donovan returned hons
Saturday evening from a two weeks
visit in Spokane and Portland. She wa.
accompanied By her daughters, Irene an,
Gladys, who are attending school ii
Cotton.
One Of the best Lyeeum number
next Thursday, January B. Badly Sfranf
& Co, mixed quartet Of clean entertain
ers. Plenty Of good music and full o.
laughs. Hear this at the Opera HOUSE
Thursday, January 3.
Regular meeting Of the Christian W0
mans Missionary society at the par
sonage Thursday afternoon, Jan. 3, al
2:30 O'Clock. Every member Is request.
ed 70 give some fact CLEANED from the
annual report in November Tidings.
D. n. Harris and wife who have been
visiting their son +. M. Harris and fam
ily for the past year, left yesterday
fer Buffalo, Wyoming, where they viii
visit their son, Chas. Harris and family,
before proceeding 70 their home in sa-
lem, Ohio.
LOST - Two-year-old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
Gle 5 on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward of IS for IN
formation leading to return 10 A.
g. Gross, Mohler. 29-tf
Matt Sharkey, the real estate man,
reports the following sales yesterday:
The Geo. DAu 100 five miles north Of
town 70 chaneey and Clarence Upper,
814, 800. The j. NJ San
ders 100 near Russell 10 Henry Schla-
der, consideration $1,000.
Tressie Primus is up from Lewiston
on a visit She is accompanied by Bill
and Frank Primus from Ft Benton who
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Phi
mus ia Lewiston and took advantage
Of the occasion to run up on the prai-
ne 70 say "hellon 20 their many
friends.
LOST-Light red, 2-year-old
steer; smooth crop off left ear
and swallow fork in right ear
branded OK on left side; shows
stacy. Reward Of IS for informa-
ton leading TO return. Andy
Stellm0n. If
STRAYED-From Six Mile
since last spring, light red year
ling steer, branded RR on left
shoulder and nnderbit in right
ear. Reward for information
leading to recovery. r. L. Rails
ton, Mohler. 26w4
There is nothing of a blue-sly
nature about an investment in
war bonds or thrift
stamps. Your money is absolute
" safe and is helping the nation s
cause. II comes back to you with
good earnings.
W. J. Burke, Of Spokane, and @. I.
slicker. Of Wilbur, Wash, were arrivals
LAST night. These gentlemen are connect
ID with the Nexperce Greenereek high
way. Mr.. Burke, representing the firm
who has the contract and Mr.. Slicker
being g contractor who win probably
have charge Of the work.
while old winter Is running rampant
III over the rest of the country, the In
and Empire Is enjoying conditions like
he following: Mrs. Hamilton picked
! full blown rose from a bush in her
rard today and the spring fiowres are
'pronting on the hills. - Extract from
! card to c. w. Kcttman from his sis
Ter at Lewiston, written Dec. "a.
LOST-3 head cattle-wan
bull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand
on right side; 2-yr. old white
neifer, crop off right ear, either
G. or g. G. brand on right side !;
roam yearling heifer, with tag in
sar. $40 per head reward for in
formation leading to recovery. G.
2. Christensen. If.
John Fuller was an arrival Sunday
'vening from Gillette, Wyoming. where
IL went some time ago with view of
aking q homestead. He bought a re-
inquishmcnf and afterwards sold il
md his father and mother and VIM. Full.
er and family and himself are now on
heir way 70 California The folks stop.
,ed In Spokane 70 visit while John
anne down here to look after some bus
ness matters.
FOR SALE-In Johnson's first
edition, across street from coun-
Y and city block, 7-room house.
mall cellar under house; 12x20
'ustic wood house; one lot fenced.
Sidewalk to town. Also IS It. va
ant lot, east side block 10 John
on 3 first addition. No better
site in Nezperce. Priced
o sell. G. +. Clovis, 10, Ida.
on receipt Of letter from Potlatch
asst week City Marshal Chas Sartain
rrested young msn named VIM. How
rd Friday evening on a charge Of lar
cnv. aliedged to have been committed
Z Potiatch. He was turned over to I,
lan4tfv Sheriff VIM Hpnko and held in