The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for
chickens, ducks and geese. }. M.
Medved. 1872
Plain Haviland and decorated
china at cost at Stoufer's, to make
room for new goods.
See "The Spoilers, " Rex
Beach's greatest story, in II
reels, at the lilo opera house Sat
|urday night,
''The Spoilers" the first COM
plete production Of this big -
reel hit, at the Ilo opera house
Saturday night.
Iva BillupS is the proud recip-
lent of fine Cornish piano, which
was recently presented to her BY
| her father and mother.
Editor II. G. Sasse and Banker
IB. c. Barbour autoed over from
Ferdinand this morning on a bus
mess and visiting mission with old
Nezperce friends.
Mrs. 0regOnia Perine, who has
been visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. 2.
Farrar, left Friday for a visit
with relatives at Starbuek.
James Weeks and Mrs. Stella
Hutchinson. Of Gilbert, were mar
ried at the home of Squire Jas.
Hoag in this city on the End IN
slant, the Squire tying the knot.
Oliver Nilsson was over from
| the VOllmer section Friday, IN
company with his son, Emil, who
was one of the Is young men Lew
is county sent to the army Satnr-
day.
AL Chance and A. w. Wilson,
/ of Lewiston, representatives OF the
Madison Lumber Co, were Nez-
perez visitors Monday. Mrs. Nj.
A. Chance accompanied them on
the trip.
FOR SALE-Iron bedstead,
springs and Mattress bargain
| at $500. Also brown plush
lounge. Can be seen at the
Albert Huff home in northwest
Nezperce.
'sThey we raised the tariff on
stockings ten per cent-just look
at the increased cost of living.
SEE Uncle Alec in "Our New
Minister" Saturday night at the
opera house.
Harry Cranke was an arrival
Monday evening from North
Yakima where he cried a big three
days sale, and left Tuesday for
Cottonwood where he cried a big
sale yesterday.
Manufactures r. Maxwell
and Miss Etolia +. Sims, both Of
Kamiah, were married at the
Christian church parsonage in this
city ON the 9th instant, by Rev.
Z. M. Finn.
j. w. Westfall, of the lilo sec
ton, was a Nezperce visitor Sun
day. He accompanied Harry
Dundas to the Wmona section 10
identify two stolen cattle which
were recovered.
Miss Lenora Fox is expected
home tomorrow night from Gil
lette, Wyoming. She is at pres
ent visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. J.
Armbruster, in Moscow, who viii /
accompany her home.
Azel Summerville, who has been /
working for Turner Bros. this
summer, left Tuesday for a visit
at Grangeville. He expects to
leave shortly for a visit to his old
home near Kansas City.
For every dollar spent at
Stoufer's, the reliable jeweler and
optician, you get one chance on
one Of those fine cabinet Vietro-
las, worth $500. Drawing
Christmas. See it and hear it.
John JOrgens was an arrival
evening from Twisp,
Wash, where he has been for the
past two week on business rela-
tive to the purchase Of a large
stock ranch on the Okanogan.
WANTED Immediately, 20
teams to haul from 1900 to 1000
cedar poles from Glenwood to
u miles. Teams can
make from IS to $12 per trip. For
information, call DIR. M. w. Isle,
Glenwood, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.Downer were
n town yesterday enroute to their
rome in Cottonwood from a trip
o Lewiston. They were travel
ng in their new Stevens car
which they purchased last week
through Chas. Ramey.
Miss Clara Dahler, telephone
operator at Vollmer, was a Nez-
ierce visitor Monday. Miss
)ahler recently resigned her
POSITION with the P. +. Ellis line
t Sites to accept a position
stfI 4to Nrossc..oo $1,000.