The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.
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Watch Tor date OF senior play,
See the cedar chests az Lair 5.
Wall paper az LARS, where yOu
get it for less.
Never Again at opera house
Saturday night
Go-carts at Lair :, and you can
get them for less.
Master Glen Sweeney is ON the
sick list this week.
FOR SALE Clean Marquis
wheat. w. l.. Schafer. 45w2s
Chas Booth was passenger
for Lewiston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., l.. Peregrine
are up from As0tin this week.
Furniture and rugs at Lair ),
and you can get them for less.
Mrs. +. Wienss and Donald
were passengers for Spokane yes
terday.
H FOR SALE-A few brood sows
with 5 or 6 pigs each. w L.
Sehafer. 45w2"
| Don I forget the Red Cross ben
eft play at the opera house Satur-
day night.
Take Your ear troubles to the
Dant S service garage-the old
Herren plant.
John Klaus, a former Nezper-
Ger, was an arrival from Lewiston
this morning.
SEEDS IN BULK-It pays to
buy your seeds in bulk. Nezperee
Hardware Co.
ATTY. Chas. L. Mcdonald, OF
Lewiston, is a business visitor in
Nezperce today.
August Hedeen, the brick yard
man, went 10 Lewiston ON bus
mess yesterday.
Mrs. w. L. Lyons returned
home last night from an extend
ed visit in Seattle.
John Ransier took delivery Of /
a Buick Six from the Nezperee
Hardware last week.
Geo. Stout was an arrival from
Charleston last Friday and is
work at the Rochdale Co.
Ruth Miller, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. J. Miller, is reported
quite sick with pneumonia.
Dant has IA years experience
in ear repairing. A trial is all he
asks. AT Herren s old stand.
John PomerOy is up from Nam
iah this week attending a meeting
of the board of commissioners.
Mrs. l.. j. Morris and daughter
returned home last night from
visit with relatives in Spokane.
FARM LAND.-lf good wheat
land at $11 to $50 interests you,
read our ad ON another page. G.
w. ROat.
If YOU want to grow corn,
wheat, or alfalfa write Montana
Land < Commission Co., Rosebud, I
Montana. 45w4s
Turner Bros. report that the
Yuba tractors they bought from
the Nezperee Hardware are doing
great work.
Rev. Geo. III. Ellis will preach !
at Fairview at IL a. m. Sunday,
following the regular Sunday
school service. !
W. G. Muhlenberg, who has I
been working in the surveyors
camp, south Of town, left Satur- |
lay for Lewiston.
Preston Smith, Of the Mohler I
section, returned Monday evening I
rom Lewiston, where he has been U
spending the winter. 4
Jim Long was an arrival from
us Middle Fork ranch Saturday q
md is spending a few days with "A
lis family in Nezperce. p
Now that the ban is raised on b
lens and pullets we are in the b
market for all kinds Of poultry m
he Cold Storage Market.
Mrs. Frank Zolber came over b
rom VolImer the latter part Of W
he week to visit the family Of her b.
aughter, Mrs. e. A. Williams. fe
BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER vi
Several odd patterns in wall an
aper until gone at % per cent Qr
iscount. Nezperce Hardware Co.
Dir. and Mrs. G. J. Fike this tn
eek bought the SAM Lehman ira
.sidenee property in southwest CIR
ezperce and are moving into the va
me. gr,
II. A. Smith, a brother Of n. G. out
NTH, was an arrival from Spo- rot
inc Tuesday evening Hnd has wh
cepted a position with the y. & ira
Ry. Co.
A CORRECTION-The music goe
rnished at the Nezperee Hard rail-
IRE Co.'S. opening was By an Edi- exT
d monograph loaned by Mr.. ley,
Iderson. pla,
Mrs. York Herren and daugh- thr1
returned Saturday from q emit,
visit with relatives TAX
Pendleton, WaIIa WalIa and best
vision. T.