The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-20

Chas. Sartain has resigned hi
position as fireman on the y. & ]
Try, and Henry Sather has been
! chosen TO fiji the vacancy.
Be sure and see Billy Sullivan
before you insure your croI
. against hail. He has some thing
new to offer you in that line.
Supt. J. w. Curtis has moyet
mis- family 10 Winchester, where hs
has accepted a position with thu
Craig Mountain Lumber co.
FOUND just this side Voll
mer, small auto side curtain (lOOki
like Buick curtain. May be had
at Herald office on payment THU
Had. 2ws
1 have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. If you have any
for sale list it with me. VIM
Sullivan, Office with r. W. Nit
cheIl.
Dave Allen and wife were arri-
vals from Winchester last night
land attended the Basket Eastman
wedding which took place at noon
to-day.
| Delmar Sullivan and Herb Ode
kirk were arrivals Monday even
ling from Portland where they
have been working in the ship
yards.
FOR SALE 20-hp. Case engine
land 36-inch steel separator, cook
house, tanks and complete thresh-
ing ontfit-at a bargain. c. W.
Booth.
Mrs. 5. A. Eslick, who has been
Visiting her daughter, sIrs. f. r.
Scholer. Of the past three weeks.
returned TO her home in Spokane
last Friday.
Sanford Sfapleton viii have a
big sale at his place north Of town
on Monday. July LIST. The bill
will appear in next week s paper
Watch for it.
}. II. Schwingler, the butcher,
returned home Saturday evening
from Spokane. 10 which place he
shipped a ear Of cattle the latter
part Of the week.
STRAYED-Gray mare, with
reached name. weight about 1000.
pounds. shod all around, new hal
ter Liberal reward for informa-
ton. c. T. Berry.
/ have a rate on hail insurance
guaranteed by the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, that viii not
only make you safe, but make you
feel easy. rest better at night, and
save doctor bills. Curtis J. Mil
Ter.
You do not owe me anything
for past acquaintance or old
friendship. But you do owe il to
yourself to protect your grain
against hail by writing a policy
with the Hartford, at the lowest
possible rate that insures safe pro
lection. Curtis j. Miller, Agt. IT,
Mrs. Vina Custer, of Covina,
Calf, spent Sunday in Nezpercc
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. G.
Farrar. She was accompanied
from Colfax BY Mrs. Ellen Cronk, |
mother OF Mrs. Custer and Mrs
Farrar. They left for home Mon
day and Mrs. Custer will 60 via
Camp Lewis where she has son
in the service.
The Nczperce Hardware Co. is
further preparing TO take good
care Of the auto trade by INSTALL
ing a 55O-gallon gasoline storage
tank and new pumping equipment
The latter will be located at the
front instead Of the side of the
store. Another fine improvement |
Just made by this big establish
mcnt is the addition of numerous
gold leaf signs, announcing the
various lines carried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Harbke re-
turned Tuesday from an auto trip
TO Pomeroy, Wash, and points in
the Potlatch country. They we're
accompanied from Lewiston BY
their daughter, Miss Lillia, who is
attending the Normal. Andy re-
ports crop conditions bad in the
Palouse country and says the hail
storm Of Monday did wide damage
to Potlatch crops, being heavy |
enough to break out windows on
Fix ridge.
Sometimes people ask me how [
old my pictures are, and the best !
answer is the telegram / received
Tuesday telling me to ship the I
comedy played that night direct to
the pantagcs Theatre, Spokane.
1t is indeed a pleasure to knowl
that Nezperce can play pictures
ahead Of the larger towns some
times. in fact the plays are are
playing on Mondays and Satur
days have been playing in Spo-
kane only about two weeks ahead 4
of us here. The Artic.
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