The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-30

separator IN good condition. will
sell cheap; terms. Address Fred
Cross, MelrOse, Ida. 4ws
School opens September 3. Carl
son supplies the children's clothes
and shoes that look good and out
wear the other kind.
J. w. Garvin has been official
" Installed as school janitor and
is already demonstrating his fit
ness for the position.
Harry Mitchell is busy putting
in the concrete sidewalk on the
south side of 4th avenue from
Main to Maple streets.
Steam threshing outfit complete
for sale at a bargain, with I4-foot
Mccormick header boxes. En-
quire at Herald office. IT,
Gerard Thomas was an arrival
from Lewiston Tuesday evening
and is looking after his farming
interests north Of town.
Mr.. Farmer, don't you know
that a live aucti0neer can make
his commission on one good ami
NAL. ZOuver docs this. I3w3
Dir. and Mrs. G. +. LANCER were
called TO Spokane yesterday by
The serious illness Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Glen Martin.
w. b. johnson and wife were
arrivals Sunday from WOrley,
Idaho, and will spend the week
here visiting old friends.
See the new Ramona pottery IN
vases, jardiniers, etc, direct from
the new pottery fields at Zanes-
vile, Ohio, at Stoufer's.
Mrs. James Marker and Miss
Minnie were passengers for Lew
ston Saturday. Mrs. Marker re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Miss Maud Parks, who has been
here nursing Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Prices little girl, returned 10 her
home in Ferdinand yesterday.
Sid Doggett was an arrival from
spokane last Friday. Mr.. Dog
gctt confemplateS opening up a
blacksmith shop here this fall.
Mrs. G. r. r. McGilvery and
daughter, Elaine, left last Friday
for three weeks visit with rela-
givees in Spokane ard Wallace.
r. J0rden was an arrival from
Jnliaetta Sunday evening aud will
have charge Of repairing the
bridges on the \. & ]. railroad.
Mrs. Rena Adams was an arriv-
Il from Salem, Oregon, Saturday
and is visiting friends and look
ing after business interests here.
Genevieve, the young daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Price, who
has been quite i'll with infantile
paralysis. is reported much better.
FOR SALE-A good solid one
ton motor truck, in good condi-
lion. Guaranteed. Price $500.
:. f. Lansing. Glenwood, Idaho.3
Mrs. Anna Mockler was an ar
rival from Charleston Saturday
evening and is enjoying a visit
here with old friends and rela-
fives.
have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. If you have. any
Tor sale list it with me. VIM.
sullivan, Office with p. w. Nit
cheIl.
HAIIs-The farmers are not
writing hail insurance this season,
out this farmer is for one of the
best companies on the map. VIM.
Sullivan.
Leslie Fertig came up from lap
wal, where he is engaged IN the
farming game, Saturday, spent
Sunday with his parents, return
ing Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Farrar were
arrivals Saturday from Montana
points and are enjoying a visit
here with relatives and old ac-
G. A. Hawkins was an arrival
from Lewiston last Thursday and
has accepted the position Of sup
Of the Nezpcrce & Ida
no Railroad Co.
Had you noticed the sudden
drop in your meat bill. 1t might |
have been caused by the opening
Of The Peoples Market. J. ii.
Schwingler, Proprietor.
We haye some of the best Alber-
la lands to sell at $40 to $50 per
acre; small payment down, bal
ance 20 years time at 6 per cent
interest. Sharkey & Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lindsay and
children, of Spokane, who have
been visiting Mrs. Isindsay's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J w Andcr-
son. returned home Tuesday.
Nj. Q. Bateman and A. Il. John
son, Pacific States telephone men
from Lewiston, were in town
Tuesday and Wednesday locking |