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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25
A. A. ELMORE

National lecturer and organic
er for the Farmers Union, viii
address the farmers of this COM
munity at the Fraternal Temple IN
Nezperce, Saturday, Oct ~ at
! 900 p. m. He a man with a mes
sage and You cannot afford to
miss the meeting Open to all the
farmers. Don't be slackerl Be
a booster Be a builderl Comel
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25
Big Realty Deals.

Iha& the producing qualities Of
this prairie are attracting the at
tention Of farmers who are after
big and safe returns is indicated
by the following local land trans
fers of the past fe1g days:
Perry Sanger, formerly a well
known farmer and real estate man
of this place, but who has been In
Iowa the past two years, on Tues
day bought the Harry Knutson
place known as the Wm. Burg
hardt 240 acres, near Mohler) for
$23, 900. He viii take possession
in January. The sale was put
through by VIM. Sullivan and b.
J. Fike, two well known local real
estate men. Mr.. Knutson win
have an auction sale on Nov. 18th,
and after that viii take look ov-
er various sections of the country
before he again locates.
On Tuesday j. z. Henderson
bought the well known X. G. 0s-
terhout home place, 160 acres,
four miles north of Nezperce, for
SIC, 500, and Frank Chandler
bought the quarter section owned
by P. nj. Harding, three miles
Of town, for $l4 500.
Both these sales were handled BY
c. ]. Miller, the real estate hustl-
sr.
John WiSsink this week bought
IN so from P. n. Harding, east Of
Town, for $4,000.
And there are others pending
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25
BUY A LIBERTY BOND
WE HAVE THEM.

WE HAVE THEM.
Get the kind that gives all day
and all night heat.
One that changes the air three
to five times per hour.
The one that gives you double
the amount of heat.
The one that gives You warm
er floors, with a continuous cir
culation of pure, warm air in all
parts of your house.
We advertise no special rates,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25

EC0NOMIzE.
Buy the right kind of heating
stove so as TO make large saving
In your fuel bill.
The amount of fuel that you
use this winter is determined
largely by the heating stove you
buy.
THE HEATING STOVE.
Pick the right one.
Get one built especially for a
country where they burn soft coal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25

manhood and womanhood in this
city and vicinity, and no commun-
Ity can boast inner types OF their
sexes nor more popular desery-
ing pair. May their future be as
bright as is promised at the start
ing OF their journey as one.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25

Our young men are responding
nobly 10 the country's call TO
arms. win you be less loyal in
your support 10 your country s
Liberty Loan2
II Is the duty Of every Ameri-
can 70 buy a Liberty Bond, which
can be purchased at any bank and
they bear 4 per cent interest and
are transferable.
Don't say you can't.
Say you can.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25

we are here in business with a
good, clean, up-to-datc stock of
merchandise. We pride ourselves
on having all goods marked in
plain Figures, and we do not offer
people from the neighboring
towns better prices that we give
our customers at home.
We have only one price and the
regular discount.
Come in and let US show you.
No trouble TO show the goods.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-25
@. w. TANNAHILL KILLED
BY AUTO OVER GRADE.
Noted Lewiston Attorney Driving
Car When Accident Came
Brother S. o. Tannahill,
Nezperce.

George W. Tannahill, promin.
ent Idaho lawyer and Lewiston
citizen. was instantly killed short.
" after ] o'clock Friday after
noon when an auto he was driy.
ing left the grade near Webb. The
auto turned over and caught Mr.
Tannahill over the right breast.
inflicting al the instant fatal
injury. So suddenly had the ac-
eident happened that the only
words uttered By Mr.. Tannahill,
and addressed 10 his companions
ia the ear were. "Oh. boysl"
At this period his companions,
Postmaster Lee Pcnneil 81 Lewis.
ton and p. r. DAILY Of Spokane,
were also pinioned under the car.
but within q short time were able
20 extrieafe themselves and had
suffered no serious injuries.
The accident was promptly re.
ported by telephone TO Lewiston
and physicians summoned, rumors
then gaining circulation that Mr..
Tannahill's injuries were not fat
al. but eager inquiry by hundreds
of friends later brought the dis
iressinq information 10 them that
he was dead
In Mr.. Tannahill's death the
entire community Il cast into
deep. sincere bereavement. Prom
incnt for years as lawyer. b.
name he became known 10 fh0us.
nnds. while what could be termed
close personal friends. he number
ed BY the hundreds No man
had been a more willing worker
IN the community. never hesitat-
ing 70 give of time or money IL al
public movements. while he had
never turned deaf ear 20 the
appeal Of q needy friend Meet.
ing the exacting responsibilities
of a heavy law business. he could
always find time 10 serve beyond
his own affairs. and but within
the past few days had arranged
70 give his fullest abilities 70 the
liberty loan campaign and to com.
mnnity work placed with him by
the Commercial club. In many
quarters yesterday the comment
could be heard by leading citizens
~ feel I have lost a brother.
while expressions Of deep consola-
ton were offered tho afflicted
relatives.
Circumstances Of Accident.
Mr.. Tannahill and party left |
Lewiston about IL 80 o'clock for
SAW mill property owned by him
aud located on upper Webb ridve
Mr.. DAILY Is the manager Of the
Lumbcrmen 3 Indemnity Ex-
change with headquarters IN Spo-
kane and was enroute 70 the saw
mill to place insurance on the
same.
The accident occurred on the
Packers gulch grade. a short dis
fancc from the r. G. Holbrook
ranch. known as the 7 A. Ferris
nlace. The cause of thc accident
Is not known as the front wheels
had plunged over the cmbnnk-
menf before either Mr. Dalv or
Mr.. Pennell know that ANYTHING
was wrong. The embankment
was TO the right Of the roadwav
and as the ear left the road y
first turned On It's rioht side and
then over with the wheels in the
air Both Mr.. Dalv and Mr.. PEN
noll were thrown into the ear
while Mr. Tannahill was thrown
partiallv over the front door and
caught beneath the door when the
car stonped bottom up
Mr.. Dalv was occupying the
front seat beside Mr.. Tannahill