The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-30

the season.
I'd Hobart visited old acquain-
tanceS ON the prairie the forepari
of the week.
Mrs. York Herren and daugh-
ter, Gene, spent yesterday with
4 friends III Ito.
C. A. Firth, living west OF town,
is giving his farm buildings a new
coat Of paint.
james johnson came up from
Lewiston Monday evening for a
few days visit.
A. b. Hitchcock, Of Moscow,
was registered at the Nezperce
Hotel last Friday.
Have your picture taken on
your birthday this year, and lef
Dad Miner do It.
FOR SALE 3-year-old Per-
cheron mare, kind and gentle; VT.
1900. Mrs Convey.
4 FOR SALE Metz roadster, IN
Al shape; win sell cheap. M. +.
M0ser, Winchester. low
Chick and scratch food-the
Gold Standard brand--at the Nez-
perez Roller Mills
DIR. j. +. Gist is enjoying visit
from his father who recently ar
rived from Illinois.
FRED LANCER returned home Fri
day from a business trip TO Lew
istOn and Spokane.
Mrs. +. II Scott and the chill
dren left Saturday for q visit with
relatives in Spokane.
The local knights of Pythias
lodge will put on work IN the
third degree tonight.
Roy Miller, manager of G. w.
Felt = new Peek store, was Nez-
perez visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. johnson and the chill
dren went 20 Lewiston Saturday
for a few days visit.
Complete line Of ladies rain
coats, 81 sizes and best quality
gaberdines, al Carlson 5.
Fall millinery opening at Mrs.
Fishers, opposite the postoffice on
Saturday, September LIST.
FOR SALE-P Practically new
Birdsall clover huller-a bargain.
Chas. Coon, Peek, Idaho.
A. n. McCready went 70 ClarlSs-
ton Sunday 10 visit with home
folks, returning last night
Atty. Reese Haitabangh, Of
Hrangeyille, was a business Wis
itor in Ncxperce last week
G. n Berry was Lewiston Wis
itor Sunday. He reports Mrs.
Berry as getting along nicely
FOUND-Auto radiator cap.
nickle plated copper. At this Of
flee on payment this notice.
FOR RENT or Trade-Good 8
room house, barn and outbuild-
ings. Enquire az Herald Office
County Advisor A. +. Wade and
family returned home last week
from a visit in southern Idaho.
am still doing business at the
old stand and the special harvest
prices are now on. +. b. Brown.
Mrs. T. +. Blakemore returned
home last night from a week s
visit with her parents in Spokane
/. r. Zuver has the record of
selling more successful sales than
any other auctiOneer on the prai-
RE. l3w3
w. J. Smith and I. J. Stevens
left Monday for a few days fish
ing trip on the Lolo east Of KAN
iah.
Peter Fox returned home Mon
day from "a extended visit with
his children rcar Gillette, Wyom-
ing.
For an anctioneer, get Zuver.
lie will get you money that has
never been spent. Call this Of
flee. l5w3
G. ID. Stratton, a millwright
from Lewiston, is doing some re-
pair work in the Nezperce Roller
Mills.
Sam McReynolds was an arrival
from Lewiston last Friday and
win remain here until after the
harvest.
Miss Nina Berry, OF Melrose,
visited at the home of Chas. Bcr-
ry over Sunday, returning home
Tuesday.
Miss Frances Yount left Thurs
dav for A visit with relatives in
the Ncxperee comtry.-C Charleston
Republic.
Shoes are shoes now a days,
but / have the good ones at right
prices. Carlson's Toggery. Keep
the habit.
FOR SALE---Ba team fillies, 3
and s years old, weight 1850 or
1900, and new set Of harness. G.
w. Booth.
TRADE-A S2.40 high-powcr
Marlin repeating rifle (good as