The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-24

a 1890
4 visit here with friends and reli
\ tiyes.
For Sale or Trade -l60 acre
at Hood River, Ore, partly in Gu
tiyation. For particulars see j
Miller.
FOR SALE Improved nav
! beans, best quality, 2lla miles Yves
Of Mohler. Phone ]. j. Longeteie
V0llmeF. 33wlO
Roy Miller came up from Peel
Tuesday TO take the physical ex
animation before the local exam
ming board.
FOR SALE-Yon and middle age
horses, and COW, fresh in May; bnggl
runners and set buggy harness. Gin
Clark, Nezperee. CIV.
Enjoy yourself by hearing thu
Swiss Alpine Yodlers at the Ope
"a House Tuesday, Jan. %. Seats
on sale, Jan. 26.
Jack McChesney, janitor at the
Union State Bank, returned home
Saturday evening from ten days
ltip " 0pVhdItrs
Frank Jamison came in from Sc.
attic Monday evening to take his
physical examination before the
local draft board.
STRAYED-White SOW, weight
about 800 Raised at Bert Hun
suckers east of town. Liberal re-
ward Roy LYONS.
Can you beat iff Good wheat land
az $1,000 per acre, with wheat al $500
bushel. We have IL. W. r. Larson
4 Co.. Killam. Alberta. IT,
Mrs. +. M. Brownfield and the
children returned home Tuesday
evening from month s visit with
relatives in Pullman.
Be with the crowd and hear the
Swiss Alpine Yodlers az the Opera
House Tuesday, Jan. 20. This is
q good Lyeeum number.
The train crew went TO Y0ll-
mer yesterday after a new engine
which viii be used by the n. & /.
until the old one is repaired.
Seats on sale Jan. % for our
next Lyceum number, the Swiss
Alpine Yodlers Plenty Of good
singing and instrumental music.
STRAY H0G-Red SOW, weight
about 200; came 10 my place Jan.
H. Owner please call for same
and pay charges. Frank Blenders.
Rudolph and Ferdinand Beck
returned Saturday from Camp
Lewis, where they enjoyed a few
days visit with their brother, Ed. |
Fred Brash and Andy Harbke |
went to Lewiston Tuesday 10 at
tend the meeting Of the Federation
Of Agriculture held there Tuesday. |
Miss Mamie and Normal Stell-
mon returned home last Thursday |
evening from a visit with relatives
in the IT. Benton. Mont, country
STRAYED- -Two-year-old roam
steer; no brands; hole in each ear.
Reward for information leading
to recovery. A. NJ. Snyder, Par
dee. 34w5s
have buyers for ranches, town
etc. IL you have any
For sale list il with me. VIM.
Sullivan, Office with r. w. Nit
hell.
John Eggers left yesterday for
he Lind, Wash, country, after
several weeks visit with old
friends and relatives in this neigh
T. o. Thorsen left Monday
for Lewiston to take spe-
'ial medical treatment. He win
70 thence 20 coast points in search
Il new location.
VIM. Henke has resigned his
position as deputy sheriff and has
a position as engineer on
he n. & l. Ry., having commenc-
a work yesterday.
Miss Ethel Richmond, of the
lublic schools faculty, returned
sunday evening from Lapwai,
where she spent Saturday and
sunday with her parents.
DIR. w. +. McMahan, who has )
zen practicing his profession in
Iamiah for the past five years, =
moved to Lewiston where l
e has hung out his single.
c. w. Booth, Geo. Lynn and NJ.
chmidlkofer were passengers for
.ewiston Monday, where they at
ended the Federation of Agricul-
ure meeting held there Tuesday. !
sTRAYED-Dark bay filly 2 yrs. :
IA. VT. iloO, branded Y on left shout q
er. strnyed from Roy Lyons home. \
cad on Clearwater. Reward for in
,rmation leading TO recovery. J. y.
filliamson, n 3. t. {
FOR SALE Little white Navy c
nd Lady Washington beans. q
inc quality, clean. Good seed. i
Wanted Strawberry" seed POI Il
atoes. j. Il. Clemens, Vollmer, e
iaho. 32w4 q
Vernon Miller and Richard Fox p
sturned Tuesday evening from a p
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