The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-11

The Thomas Il Jami8On Co re-
ceived car load Of Ford cars
Tuesday which consisted Of seven
5-passenger cars and one run
about DR.. w. r Rowley pur-
chased one of the touring ears.
Wanted AT once, car load OF
stock hogs, weight from 100 lbs.
up. Will pay 7c. per pound al,
50 stock cattle, two year-old and
better, will pay &c. Nezpcrce
Rochdalc Co., L. T. Mckee, man
ager.
Pres Ragan and Nick SchIader,
the retiring members of the board
OF county commissioners, were in
town Monday discharging their
final obligations TO Lewis county,
by swearing in the new county Of
ficials.
Tom Robinson received ear Of
hogs and one mixed car Of hogs
and cattle Monday which he ship /
ned to Carsteen Packing Co, in 1
Spokane Tuesday. He paid go I
for hogs and from 6 to 6l5 cents
for cattle.
LOST 3-year-old heifer, red
with very little white, branded (
with cross on right hip, ear mark /
.rop in right, split in left. Suit
lble reward for information lead
ng to recovery. w. s. Brock
nan, Cottonwood, Idaho. 29w2
$500, 900 private money to loan
Il 61s per ct. interest. No other
expenses except abgtracting and
recording; no red tape. If title
s complete can close up loan same /
lay you make application. A. @.
Gross, Mohler. Idaho. If. h
Miss Helen Hunter, Of Walla /
Walla, who is teaching al South ,
Prairie, Wash, near Tacoma,
spent her holiday vacation al the 7
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. ,
Crumpacker, east Of town, return 4
ing 10 South Prairie Sunday. 4
Joe Gibbons took his family 10 q
Charleston Saturday where they :
will make their future home. Joe
viii spend his time down there j
md here at Nezperce, as he still e
retains his interest in the Cline '
Gibbons horse sales stables. a
If you are looking for the best c
If wheat land IN what is known as {
he Palouse country of Alberta, S
10 not miss the Killam district h
IAN get you Al land from SIS to !
'25.00 per acre. Easy terms. W a
:. Larson & Co, Killam. Alta. If. =
Mrs. T. +. Blakemore and the a
ABLY returned home last Thurs a
lay from am extended visit with 4
ler parents at Opportunity, q
Wash. She was accompanied by I
cr mother Mrs. c. w. Blackman, il
rho visited her for a few days, Il
eturning home Tuesday.
II A. Daubenberger and family a
IT Saturday for Centralia, n
wash. where Mr. Danbenberger z
as secured a lease on a large p,
otel. He has been conducting :,
be Nezperce Hotel since last fall r
at recently disposed Of the furni- n
are and lease on the building r
County Atty. $. 0. Tannahill, 4
heriff N. II. Paige and County 4,
superintendent Retta Martin went n
J Forest Tuesday TO settle an arg 81
ment which arose between the Il
,acher, the pupil and some Of the r
arenis, which resulted in a free er
" all knock down and drag out. 81
Stop and Think Do not be a
isled. DO not 20 to dry dis Il,
let just because they had good WI
ops the last two years Come tn
Killam, the Palouse country of
iberia, where draught and crop ia
lures are unknown. Wheat to- or
" .$l.7S.-W. f. Larson, Killam, to
la. IT. m,
Mrs. w. j. Sartain and daugh- ec
r, Miss Laura, who were called ca
ttif ttttAF fSuAttt al a4tW A1AtiA w. az HN
nd the funeral Of Dorothy Elmo ba
lrtain last Friday, returned co
me Saturday. The were accom- We
Inied by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sar- tn,
in who will visit there for a few de-
seks boz
FOR SALE - 320-acre stock Ike,
nch: about so acres in cultiva- thg
N, balance best of pasture land, is
lendid place to grow beans, ms
IN, peas, etc. All fenced and Tn
oss fenced; plenty of water. mo
ice $4,000. Would consider mo
on deal w. J. Ram ces
Nezperce. snC
Ruth Smith, daughter Of Mr. the
"a Mrs. Clay Smith, had her left car
z badly burned yesterday when He
r mother, who was making the
ap, accidentally dropped a pan mu
boiling hot water on the floor, the
= contents smashing on Miss dos