The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-26

Roy Lyons, John Burrow, Dew
ey Farrar, Tom Grover and Arth.
nr Keith enjoyed a pleasant fish
ing trip on the sMussleshell Hast
Sunday and report a good catch
They motored over Saturday ev-
cning, returning Sunday evening
Mrs. d. M. Scott returned last
week from a 10 days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n
Routh, former residents of this
locality, but now living near
Pomeroy, Wash, She was accom-
panied on the trip by her son,
Walter.
James johnson has resigned his
position as conductor, chauffer
and all round man OH the y. & /.
Ry. motor car and after a few
days visit here will go TO Lewis
ton and later TO Montana. James
Paterson has been selected TO fill
the vacancy.
Mrs. 4. w. Anderson and two
children, of Newport, Wash, who
have been visiting Mrs. Ander-
SON. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Anderson, returned home yester-
day. She was accompanied as far
rs Lewiston by her mother, Mrs.
J. w. Anderson.
WANTED-Young lady or
young man for position as Re
eording Clerk in County Record
FRS Office. Applicant must write
good legible hand, and have
some knowledge Of the operation
Of a typewriter. Apply by letter
to j. b. White, County Recorder,
Nezperee, Idaho.
VIM. Ledbetter and 7. J. VIM
py returned home from Spokane
Saturday evening, where Mr..
Wimpy has been receiving eye
treatment for the past two
months. He had one cataract re-
moved and after a short rest will
return and have one removed
from his other eye.
STRAYED-From the Steven
SON place in Lawyers canyon on or
about the 5lh or 9th of June, roam
cow, branded bar L on left hip,
square crop off left ear and two
splitsin right. Has red calf about
two months old. Liberal reward
for information leading to recov-
cry. Earl Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Higgins
Ind family, of the Forest section,
ir0ve over in their new Ford
Tuesday and took back the fine
registered ram lamb he purchased
from |. II. Jorgens at this place
Turing the stock show. While
here Mr.. Huggins was an appre-
,iaied caller at The Herald shop.
FOR SALE-0ne section OF
land adjoining land recently pur-
chased BY w. +. johnson of Nez-
perez, located northwest of Fort
Benton, Montana. Well improv-
ed with It's acres of crop in flax
fall and spring wheat; all fenced
and plenty Of water. Land prac-
lically all tillable. Houses, barn,
etc. Price $500 per acre. Write
B. II. Kreis, owner, Fort Benton,
Montana. 1879
FOR SALE-Good threshing
rig, 16-horse Russell engine, $3.50
Case separator, nearly new, run
8S days, all complete, new cook
house with new steel truck, new
range stove, dishes and cooking
utensils, water tank with steel
truck. feed rack with steel truck,
,teel stub tank on two-wheel cart,
pitchforks, hay baler, etc. viii be
sold at a bargain. Small cash
terms on balance. Call
On or address Albert Mustoe, Reu-
,ens, Idaho. sw3s
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuchs
md children left Thursday morn
ng in Mr.. Fuchs new Oakland
ar for Lewiston, Moscow and
Tniontown. They were accom-
panied By Mrs. Mary Kinzer,
mother Of Mrs. Henry Fuchs,
who has been visiting here for
'ome time, but who was called
% her home TO be at the bedside
II her daughter who underwent
IN operation at Moscow. The
.1chs will visit relatives and
friends at Uniontown for two
weeks before returning home.
The Hartford Fire Insurance
20, which is one Of the largest
md oldest companies in the game
md has written more hail insur-
nee than all others combined in
his territory, has wired me to
all all bets up to $27 900, 900 a.
he odds Of sos to $1,000 that your
rop will not hail out. This
means for the small sum of $25, |
o be paid by you November first |
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