The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17

Saturday for a short business tri
: 20 Spokane, returning Sunday eV
ening.
Mrs. Z. N. Carnan was an Al
rival from the Occur d'Aien
country Tuesday evening and
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MR.
Il. b. Brown.
STRAXED-Dark bay filIy yrI
old. VT. 100, branded Y On left sh0u
der. strayed from Roy Lyon r. homs
stead on Clearwater. Reward for IA
! formation leading 70 recovery. J.
Williamson, r 2. Il
Mr. and Mrs. j. III. Kayler, o
Peck, were arrivals In Nezpercl
Saturday and visited at the h0m
Of their daughter, Mrs. j. +. Gigi
returning yesterday.
County Advisor A. e. Wade lef
Tuesday for Idaho Falls so attens
the annual conference of count.
agents which is being held at tina
place from january IL TO ~.
Guy ConwelI and wife, Of Mon
ifOr, Alta, are here visiting Mr.
Conwell 5 sister and brother, Mrs
Ed Bell and Ray Conwell and Mrs
Conwell' Is sister, Mrs. Ed Garvin
Dixie Davis, who recently &C
eepted position with the Leggeti
Mercantile CO., at 10, spent Sun
day with friends and relatives IN
Nezperce, returning to Ito Mon.
day.
FOR SALE-Little white Navy
and Lady Washington beans
Fine quality, clean Good seed.
Wanted Strawberry" seed po-
tatoes. j. +. Clemens, Vollmer,
Idaho. Blvd
LOST - Two-year-old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
Gle 5 on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward Of So for in
formation leading TO return 10 A.
@. Gross, M0hIer. 29-tf
Mrs. Laura Jefferis viii leave
for Spokane Friday, where she
will make an extended visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
May 0cheltree. She viii also Wis
il friends at Belmont en- route.
County Advisor A. i. Wade
went 70 Sites Friday, where he
attended a meeting held for the
purpose Of discussing the advisa-
bility of securing a county agent
for Idaho county. He returned
Sunday evening.
r. A. Hosley, of the Forest SIX
ton, and d. G. Richardson, 81
Winchester, were looking after
business matters before the board
Of county commissioners in this
city Tuesday. They were appre-
ciated callers ct The Herald shop.
Mrs. III. Wright, J. w. Wright
and r. r. Wright were arrivals
with their families last Thursday
from Winfred, s. Oak, and win
make their home on the Ivan Jor-
gems farm southeast of town,
which they recently purchased.
We are glad TO welcome them to
Nexperce.
LOST-3 head cattle-rOan
bull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand
on right side; 2-yr. old white
heifer. crop off right ear, either
c. or q. c. brand on right side
roam yearling heifer, with tag in
ear. $40 per head reward for in
formation leading to recovery. G.
P. Christensen. II.
Mail Carrier Eugene Burton is
In receipt OF card from Geo. p.
Christensen, who, with his family,
are spending the winter at San
Calf. 1t says in part
We are having fine weather here
but they need rain. Everything is
dried up and lots Of cattle are dy-
ing for want of feed. "
The republican state central
committee viii meet at Boise Feb
ruary 18th az which time Evan
Evans viii tender his resignation
a chairman and his successor will
Be elected. The meeting was call |
"a for January q, but was chang
"a in compliance with requests
hat il be held February II.
FOR SALE-In Johnson's first
addition, across street from coun-
" and city block, 7-room house,
mall cellar under house; 12x20 |
rustic wood house; one lot fenced. |
Sidewalk to town. Also rs #. va
,ant lot. east side block IL John
ion 3 first addition. No better
building site in Nezperce. Priced |
o sell. C. Il. Clovis, Ito. Ida.
The following local real estate |
deals have been made since our
asst issue: P. M. Harding bought |
he Beck place northeast Of town
from Frank Chandler, considers
ion $4,000; Frank Chandler
bought the Henry Backar I6O
Of town, consideration I
D12. 500; and Curtis Miller bought
Henry Rainville' = 100 in Six Mile, /
consideration $3.50.
Mrs. Jno. M. Medved returned |
asst Thursday evening from a
Fiaif with her sons Hugo at Camp
.ns.,su and Tunafiue al Portland. /