The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-12-20
Local and Personal News Notes

FOR SALE al Retort coal
heater-a good buy if you want
o good heater. Enquire at Her
aid office.
The largest and richest stock
lCyer on the prairie to select from
at Stoufer's, the reliable jeweler
and optician.
Closing out Cottonwood flour
at $40 per barrel at the Bakery.
Supply limited ard viii 60 quick
at that price.
A big New Years bali win be
given at the Nezperce opera house
ON New Years eve, a La Hoover, as
a Red Cross benefit.
Can you beat its Good wheat land
st $1,000 per acre, with wheat at $500
a bushel We have IL. w. +. Larson
q Co.. Killam. Alberta. If.
X. w. Culver, our ex-shoemak-
er, came in Tuesday evening from
Anacortes, Wash, TO look after
some business matters.
Remember your friends Christ
mas with a nice postal card. The
Post Office Store has a good as
sortment from lie. up.
Earl Wagner was an arrival
Monday evening from Alberta
and is visiting his old friends, Geo.
B0wser and Tom Sparks.
For Rent-6-rO0m house, barn,
woOdshed and chicken house !;
nearly new; in southwest Nez-
perez. See G. w. Palmer.
Farm Loans-Lowest interest
rates and liberal prepayment
privileges. York Herren, Room
10 Union State Bank Building.
Be in line for the New Years
ball at the opera house. See the
old year out and the new year in !;
Hooverize and help the Red Cross.
Ernest Erickson left yesterday
for a few days visit at Tekoa,
Wash, his former home. He viii
also visit Spokane before return
ing.
When a man has a good thing
and knows it, he is not going
around offering ii TO the public
at a big discount. He doesn t
have to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins were
arrivals Saturday evening from
Rockland, Idaho, and are visiting
Mrs. Collins parents, Ar. and
Mrs. Chas. Booth.
For every dollar spent at
Stoufer's 3, the reliable jeweler and
optician, you get one chance on
one Of those fine cabinet Victro-
las, worth $500. Drawing
Christmas. See il and hear it.
LOST-Light red, 2-year-old
steer; smooth crop off left ear
and swallow fork in right ear;
branded OK on left side; shows
stacy. Reward Of So for informa-
ton leading to return. Andy
Stellmon. If
STRAYED-From Six Mile
since last spring, light red year
ling steer, branded RR on left
shoulder and underbit in right
ear. Reward for information
leading TO recovery. r. L. Rails
ton, Mohler. 26w4
WANTED-0ld linen cloths Of
any sort (clean, Of course) at the
Red Cross rooms. A call has come
through the Lewiston chapter for
such articles and all who can furn-
ish them viii be helping the
wounded soldiers.
A quiet wedding took place in
east Nezperce Tuesday afternoon
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Sanford, grandparents of the
groom, when John Carley and
Maude Mcqueen, a well known
couple of west of town, were
united in marriage by Rev. b. J.
FTke. Only a few immediate rel
atives of the contracting parties
were present. The Herald joins
in wishing them success and hap
piness in their matrimonial ven
ture.
Harry Knutson is responsible
for the following hog story
When he had his sale some three
weeks ago he sold two hogs TO
Bruce Senters. They were in
prime condition and weighed
about 175 pounds each. When
Mr. Senters went to get them they
had disappeared and no trace
Of them could be found Mr..
Sanger moved onto the place the
forepart of the week and the
children, through curiosity, had a
desire to inspect the buildings of
their new home. There is an old
cellar about a quarter Of a mile or
more from the house and on open
ing the door they were confronted
by the two hogs which rushed
from their prison and savagely
began eating the grass. They were
a Tank. skinny pair and reduced |
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