The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-12-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Steiner Knutson is up from
Lewiston,
Stoufer sold several yictrolas
this week.
Mrs. Abe Sickler left Friday
for Della, Alta, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Rowe.
Mrs Gladys Madison is over
from Grangeyille visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McCully.
A good box of writing paper
makes an excellent present. The
Post Office Store has good values
land a nice assortment.
Remember your friends Christ
mas with a nice postal card. The
Post Office Store has a good as.
sortment from lie. up.
Major Burns, U. S. A., connect
ed with the adjutant general 5
department at Boise, was in Nez-
perez Monday on official business.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday from the county audi
tors Office to Earl j. Cotter and
Miss Ruby Allen, goth Of Win
chester.
Aaron Wlmpy was an arrival
last week from Dong Valley and
expects to remain here, having
rented his fathers place north
east of town.
+. II. Brown, of Oaksdale, who
has been visiting at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. r. E. AIOSer,
left Friday for Lewiston where
he viii receive medical treatment.
5. f. Rice, of Seattle, loan
agent OF the Northern Life In
suranee Co, was in town last
week looking over the prairie
with a view of placing some loans
for his company.
Miss Grace Nelson, who spent
her Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eph
Nelson, returned to Moscow sun
day where she is attending the U. /
of /.
Ed Turner and wife and Mrs.
John Biggart and son, Glen, re- 4
turned Sunday from Dayton,
where they were called to attend 1
the funeral Of Mr.. Turner's and /
Mrs. Biggart's father.
Mrs. Nella Gordon was an ar
rival last Friday from Charleston,
and has decided to locate in Nez-
perez. Mrs. Gordon is an ostco-
path practitioner and has opened
,ffiees in the hospital building.
Mrs. Mary Trontow, residing
! mile south Of MOhler, last Tues
lay sold her s0-aere farm for
q 900, and after selling off her
arning equipment, will move to
larkstOn TO reside. II
Miss Marceline Turner returned /
o Lewiston Monday to resume
Ter studies at the Normal. after
Iaving spent Thanksgiving with II
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John y
turner, west Of town. g
For every dollar spent at i
'toufer's, the reliable jeweler and G
ptician, you get one chance on \
ne of those fine cabinet Victro- \
IS, worth $500. Drawing /,
christmas. See it and hear Il. L,
Mrs. U. +. Cronk, Of Colfax.
nd Geo. Hogue, Of the ColvilIe e,
1untry, mother and brother Of v
IRIS. G. Q. Farrar, were arrivals s
ritiay night for a weeks visit. T
r. Hogue was accompanied By s
IS family. II
Geo. Hines has purchased the +. s
lsOn place one mile west Of al
wn, paying ST. 900 for the same. e,
I'd is preparing to move onto Il nj
ID make it his home. II is a cl
ne $50 and the price paid tops e,
c market.
STRAYED-From Six Mile Il
nee last spring, light red year. "a
- ottetf ~ hHut0 M OH He'll HI
builder and underbit IN right a
r. Reward for information tv
lding to recovery. r. Il. Rails IN
\, Mohler. 26w4 "a
Word reaches Nezperce that M
q Baldus and Edd Beck have M
IN transferred from Camp Lew III
to San Antonio, Texas. The r.,
'mer will be one Of Uncle Sam no
tchers and the latter a motor Ia
ck driver.
A private letter from Arthur DO
irwin from Long Island contains lie
good news that he has been he
ganced to the position Of acting to
poral All the Nezperce bows No
making good and their friends lie
home are justly proud Of It. bu
IRIS. Joe Hall returned home hei
urday night from an extended liz
I in Spokane. She was accom- the
lied by a fine baby girl who 2O(
] born on the 18th Of Novem. bcs
and Joe is stepping high, wide in
handsome since their arrival to