The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-06-21
LOCAL MENTION.
The Herald $3.50 per year
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Inc No6pcICe STOCK snow an0
Fair July 1919. Have your stock
ready.
Mrs. Robert Lewis has accept
ed a position as cook in Nesler &
Upper S restaurant.
Miss Helena Snider, of Pardee,
is visiting, for a few weeks, with
her friend, Miss Elva Booth.
I Master Gordon Sasse came over
from Ferdinand last Saturday for
a visit with Nezperee friends.
Axel Kaline and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, and Editor and Mrs. f..
j. FlOurnOy mOtOred over from
Winchester last Friday.
Position desired by a eOmpe-
tent, reliable and experienced
stenOgrapher and office assistant.
Best of references. Address "a,
care of Herald Office.
4 X. M. Bibb and wife will take
in the Nezperce Chautauqua. Mr..
Bib will blow the bugle for an or
ehestra several nights during the
week.-Ferdinand Enterprise.
c. w. Felt and family, AttOr-
ney G. G. Pennell and Mrs. Ella
Boles, of Nezperce, composed. an
auto party who took dinner i'm
Ferdinand Ferdinand
Enterprise.
LOST-Two Poland China
brood sOws, weight about 325
each. One due to farrOw June II
and the other June %. Been gone
since June 4. Liberal reward for
information leading to recovery.
Earl Reinhardt. Off.
$500, 900 private money to loan
at 61s per ct. interest. No other
expenses except abstracting and
recording; no red tape. II title
is complete can close up loan same
day you make application. A. G..
Gross, Mohler. Idaho. IT.
VIM. Olson, of Byron county,
Wis, arrived here yesterday for
a visit with his old friend Antoine
Sorenson. He will also take a
look over the farming quality Of 4
the prairie and may locate or one
Of our fine ranches.
The Hartford Hail Insurance
Co. is the same as the Hartford I
Fire Insurance Co. that your great 4
grandfather had his house insured
in. People Of olden times looked
carefully before they leaped. Do
like wise. Curtis J. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Antoine Sorcnson,
of southwest of town, are enjoy
ing the good roads and visits TO
their friends in a new Chalmers
six seven-passenger ear, purehas-
ed Friday from HestOn & Son, the
local Chalmers dealers.
DIR. ]. l.. Kelly accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hayden, Of the
Alpine section, to Lewiston last
Friday, where Mrs. Hayden I'M
derwent a successful operation at
the White Hospital. Latest re-
ports indicate her satisfactory re-
sOvery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dussell re-
turned home Monday evening
from Orofino where Mrs. Dussell
has been receiving treatment at
he sanatarium. We are pleased
% inform her many prairie friends
hat she is much improved I'm
health.
Assistant Cashier G. w. Palmer
# the Union State Bank and Mrs.
Palmer accompanied Cashier r.
!. Miller of the 10 State Bank
md Mrs. Miller, in the latter = &
ar, TO Spokane last week, where Q
hey attended the State Bankers i
association convention. c
Owing to the high duty between
ere and Canada / will offer my 3
'aby Buick car and 14-fOOt Holt
Jolly Junior combine, both in Al
at a sacrifice. Will
rade for stock cattle or horses. 2
inquire at Herald office or Price :
'ros. Garage. w. A. Burghardt.
Miss Bertha Schafer who has
cen employed as stenographer
18th the III. Clyde Nelson, real es-
lte firm at Bozeman, Montana,
ne past year, is expected home
riday. She will spend her vaca-
on with home folks, Mr.. and
RS. w. L. Schafer and family, at
Iaple Cove.
Miss Virla Wallace, the talent
young reader Of this city, who
rs so cleverly entertained many
ldienees in this section, will give
number at the Red Cross bene-
entertainment to be given at
amiah Friday night by local ta-
Mt under the direction Of Miss
Dttie Works.
j. p. Sorenson, Nezperce's pro-
'essive liveryman who believes