The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-27


/ LOST Right hand fur glove
Finder return 10 Matt Sharkey
and receive reward
Lost Crochet bag containing
knitting needles and fountain pen
Return 10 this office.
Miss Bertha liackeff and her
mother were arrivals Monday ev.
ening from Charleston.
Anyone having bulk grain they
want chopped, bring il TO the
Nezperce Roller Mills.
FOR SALE Round Oak heat
ing stove; good condition. bar.
gain. w. II. Emerson.
Chas. Pomeroy autoed to
Charleston yesterday after load
of peaches and grapes.
Ladies latest mackinaws and
tailor-made suits at Carlson s.
See his newest patterns.
z. A. johnson returned to Lew
istOn Saturday after a brief bust
ness visit IN Nezperce.
Complete line Of ladies rain
coats, all sizes and best quality
gabcrdines. at carlson's.
Mrs. ID. +. Donovan returned
home Monday evening from a two
weeks visit in Spokane.
Rev. +. H. Fertig and wife de-
parted Saturday for their new
home IN Prineyille, Ore.
ID. p. Donovan went 10 Lewis
ton on business Saturday, return
ing home Sunday evening.
o. A. Ware has the contract for
erecting a barn 26x40 on the Nick
l.auby place southwest of town.
Sewing days Nexperce Red
Gross Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. We need your help.
The Herald 20 Lewis county
boys In the service, free. To 9th
ers, $3.50 per year. and worth il.
/ am still doing business at the
old stand and the special harvest
prices are now on. +. b. Brown.
Rev. ChAs. McCaughey, who
preached at the M +. church sun
day returned TO Moscow Monday.
Mark Price and Bill Gray re-
turned from Pendlefon Monday
where they attender the Round
up"
Sheriff NJ. II. Paige and Deputy
VIM. Henke were called 10 Mohler
Friday evening on official bust
ness.
Mrs. +. NJ. Parker and son,
Ray, of Cottonwood, are the
guests Of Nexpcrce friends this
week.
Harry Cranke, the auctioneer.
left this morning for Gencsee
where he has a big sale for to-
morrow.
Shoes are shoes now a days,
bat / have the good ones az right
prices. Carlson's Toggery. Keep
the habit.
Geo. Bremen, the engineer in
charge Of the sewer work, return
ed Tuesday from "a weeks visit
in Spokane.
Ivan Jorgens shipped three head
of registered Shropshire rams 20
Hampton & Driscoll, Of Gcnesee,
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Syron re-
turned home last Friday from Al
berta where they have been SPEND
ing the summer.
Fall weight underwear and the
many other items that the men
aud boys will demand for the sea
son at Carlson's.
Mrs. York Herrcn and daughter,
Jean, returning home last Sat
urday from a week visit az Mos.
COW and Falouse.
Geo. r. Mckinney aud his part
ner w. r. Simon were Nezperee
business visitors Tuesday Cot
tonwood Chronicle.
J. v. Baker and family motored
to Nexperce Sunday and enjoyed
the day with friends there.-Cot-
tonwood Chronicle.
Can you beat itg Good wheat land
at sl6.00 per acre. with wheat at $500
a bushel. We have Il. w. +. Larson
q Co., Killam. Alberta. e.
The Nexperce G. w. b. n. Aux
iliary will meet Thursday after
noon at 90 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. J. Nj. Basket.
FOR SALE Fairbanks Morse
3-horse gasoline engine, with mag
neto; good as new-a bargain
AT Price Bros. Garage. 17w2
Frank Mutt returned to his
home in Lewiston Saturday after
a few days visit at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. N. II. Paige.
Chas. Larson left Tuesday for
his home near Curlew, Wash, via
johnson, Wash, where he win
look after business interests.
County Advisor A. Il. Wade is
billed for couple of numbers on
the farmers institute propram at
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