The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-11-22
Local and Personal News Notes

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Owner can obtain same at this Of
flee on payment Of this notice.
STRAYED-Ye arling red steer
branded oar lock on right hip
Finder please notify Ellis Kip.
Vata Quigley went 20 Ferdi.
nand Saturday TO visit her par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hodg Quigley
John Gilbert was over from Fer
dinand Friday night to attend the
Foresters dance at the Fraternal
hall.
Gay Miller has moved up from
the Melrose country and is living
on the Cox place northeast OF
town.
Miss Mile Muster is here from
Victoria, b. c., and win spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Jack
Turner.
FOR SALE-A-I Retort coal
heater-a good buy if you want
0 good heater. Enquire at Her
aid office.
Mrs. +. J. Flournoy, Of Winchs-
ter, was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. w. p. Conger, the latter part
of last week.
Tickets for next Lyceum num-
Der, Nov. q, DR.. John A. Gray,
lecturer, on sale at Attic theatre
Sat, Nov. "a
Can you beat itg Good wheat land
az $1,000 per acre, with wheat az $500
bushel. We have IL. w. Z. Larson
& Co.. Killam. Alberta IT,
A lecture on a live topic by a
live man at the opera house Tues,
Nov. q. Hear DIR. John A. Gray
talk on "0ut Of Work"
Miss Ruth Leland, of Lewiston,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her friend, Miss LOda tombstone,
returning home Monday.
FOR SALE-Good S-r0om
house, barn, outbuildings and 4
lots. Southwest Nezperee. A
cheap buy. Peter Fox. If.
For Rent-6-room house, barn,
woodshed and chicken house !;
nearly new; in southwest Nez-
perez. See G. w. Palmer.
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Hammell
and daughter, Miss Maude, left
Friday for Portland, where they
expect to spend the winter.
Tom Robinson purchased ear
of hogs Monday, paying $3.50
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TO Seattle markets Tuesday.
Auctioneer Harry Cranke left
for Portland Tuesday TO attend
the big live stock show which is
being held there this week.
Farm Loans-Lowest interest
rates and liberal prepayment
privileges. York Herren, Room
10 Union State Bank Building.
DR.. John A. Gray has deliver
ed his lecture on "0ut Of Work 3
over a thousand times. Hear him
at the opera house Tues, Nov. 81.
Several teachers from outside
points were in town Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of last week
taking the teachers examinations
ID. ID. Rosengrants, the Kamiah
stock buyer, was in town over
night Sunday enroute to the Wi
mona country with a bunch of cat
tie.
II. A. 0dekirk returned home
Tuesday from Lewiston where he
has been for the past two weeks
receiving treatments for rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rawson,
Grandma Askew, Miss. Neil
Ingram and VIM. Sassman autoed
up from Kamiah Sunday after
noon.
Dan Zlinch has leased the lunch
counter in Tupper's billiard par
Tor where he viii be pleased to
meet his friends and the hungry
public.
j. II. Jorden, who has had
charge of a bridge crew on the n.
& l., finished his work Friday and
left Saturday for his home in Jul
iaetta.
Mrs. Ollie Stellmon was up
from Charleston the last of the
week looking after her ranch in
terests and visiting friends and
STRAYED-3-yr.-old bay FLY
weight 900; strip in face; dim
IL on left side. Reward for in
formation or return to Roy Lyons,
Nezperce.
WANTED-Ranch to rent of
l60 acres or more, for term of
from to 5 years. Phone or
write. L. l.. Henderson, Vollmer,
Idaho. Box IS. til
Levy Dybvig and Rod Phifer
returned home Sunday evening
from Chester, Lothian and Galata, |
Mont, where they went to look
over land investments.
County Auditor j. b. White |
and family went Ito sSpolxane
Tuesday where they viii visit |