The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-12-20

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We have opened up the Bos.
Barn and are prepared to turn
out first-elass rigs, with or with
out drivers. See us. Sartin &
Thompson.
Miss Ethel Richmond, of the
public school faculty, left Satur-
day to enjoy a short visit with her
parents at Lapwai, returning SUM-
day evening.
You get up by time, you eat by
time, you go to bed by time, you
work by time. Patronize Stoufer,
THE time man. He handles the best
there is made.
WANTED-Ranch to rent of
100 acres or more, for term of
from I to 5 years. Phone or
write, L. l.. Henderson, Vollmer,
Idaho. Box Is. If
Mrs. Harry Agrell returned
home Friday evening from a
months visit with her mother
near Boise. Harry went to Lew
lStOI u meet HcI.
Tom Robinson received two ears
of hogs Monday, paying $l4.5O for
them. They were shipped to Spo-
kane Tuesday, p. Nj. Harding ae-
eompanying them.
Rolly Norton went to Asotin
Friday to take charge of the NOV
ing picture show at that place, his
brother, G. H., and himself having
purchased the same.
We have some of the best Alber-
Ia lands to sell at $40 to $50 per
acre; small payment down, bal
ance 20 years time at 6 per cent
interets. Matt Sharkey.
n. ii. Jacobs returned home Fri
day evening from Spokane where
he was one of the local delegates
to the tri-state farmers conven-
ton held there last week.
Photographs viii enter into the
coming holiday season to a great
er extent than ever berofe. AviOd
the Xmas rush and arrange for
an early sitting at Dad Miners
In the story of the Trout Walk
er wedding last week, The Herald
said Miss Bessie Trout, when it
should have said Mrs, the bride
having been a widow for some
years.
Perry Sanger and family were
arrivals from Iowa Saturday even
ing and have moved onto the fine
ranch Mr.. Sanger recently pur-
from Harry Knutson north /
of Mohler.
Mrs Maitlen, trained nurse
from Spokane, who has been TAX
ing care of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
children during their
scarlet fever sickness, returned
home Tuesday.
G. w. Booth and wife returned
home Saturday evening from
trip to eastern states
where Mr.. Booth represented the
Tri State Farmers Union at var
i0us conventions.
LOST - Two-year-old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
Gle 5 on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward Of So for in
formation leading to return to A.
G. Gross, Mohler. 29-tf
Misses Ogda and Anna ThOmp-
son left Friday for a three months
Tisit with Geo. Thompson 3 broth
FRS and sisters at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Thompson accompanied them
IS far as Vollmer.
Gus Carley left last week for a
wO months visit with his sisters
n Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and
Michigan. Some Of them he has
lot seen for thirty years and we
Iare say his trip will be a very
pleasant one.
LOST-3 head cattIe-roan
,ull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand
N right side; 2-yr. old white
ieifer, crop off right ear, either
:. or G. 9. brand on right side !; +
oan yearling heifer, with tag in
ar SlU per mead reward Tor IN
leading to recovery. G. :
,. Christensen. If. 4
FOR SALE-In Johnson's first 3
across street from coun- :
Y and city block, 7-room house, :
mall cellar under house; 12x20 :
lstic wood house; one lot fenced. :
idewalk to town. Also rs IT. va :
ant lot, east side block 10 John :
first addition. No better 8
site in Nezperce. Priced q
sell. G. E. Clovis, Ito, Ida. 3
Felix Martzen' many friends Q
i'll be highly pleased to learn that Q
: will not lose his eyesight, az Q
r all, as a result Of the lime ex- q
osion last week. It is almost .
rtain that one eye will be near q
as good as ever, and it is thOt 3
. will be able to see some with =
q ofhox ave oIao Il e. not lilo ~