The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-02-07

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Irepaia's.
-Four 3-bottom gang plOws at
VIM. sullivan's big public sale on
I March 4
Big public sale at my home
place / mile east of Mohler March
a. VIM. Sullivan.
Need horses, harness or farm
machinery Attend VIM. Sulli-
vans big public sale March I.
FOR SALE Black registered
Percheron stallion , years old in
MAY. A good one IL. d. Wes-
tier. 36w4s
lifts in harness, Nick Later has
it or can make it. AT the old An
derson Pharmacy building Terms
cash.
Governor Alexander has deeid-
ed not to call an extra session Of
the legislature, at least for the
present.
Sixty head horses, so hogs and
line farm machinery and harness
at VIM. sullivans public sale
March 4
Daniel Needham arrived from
Lewiston Monday evening 20 at
tend court here, returning home
yesterday.
w. ii. Wolf was over from For
est the first Of the week, having
been summoned as a witness in
the district court.
Woodrow Mckenzie and Tom
Thompson left yesterday for a
few days business trip to the
WallOwa country.
looking for harness or repairs
See Nick Later, the old reliable |
just opened in the old Anderson
Pharmacy building.
Eugene O'Neil came up from
Lewiston Monday evening 70 look |
after court matters lie returned |
home yesterday morning.
e. w. Booth left Saturday for
a month 5 trip east ON business
connected with the western farm
organizations II which he is an Of
fetal.
Watch for the Livengood pub
lie sale ad in this paper next week.
This sale takes place on Feb. Is
at the Livengood place north Of
Mohler.
Carpenters Corey and Blakely
last week improved the service 81
the Fraternal Hall considerably
by constructing a series Of eonven-
lent lockers therein for the sew.
eral lodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Medved re-
eeived word here the first Of the
week that their son Hugo. who
rad been stationed at the military
ramp near San Diego. Cal, de-
parted with other troops last Sat.
lrday for some point IN the east
Hear Wallace Bruce Amsbary
IN the Poet Sage Of LOckerbie
Street, in which he reads from /
simple songs Of every day, filled I
with the elusive charms Of rural 4
ife and full Of quaint humor and /
Jathos. Last Lyeeum number At
he opera house Tuesday evening, | ]
February II. II
LOST-3 head eattle-roan
,ull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand a
IN right side; 2-yr. old white A
Ieifer, crop off right ear. either
: or G. G. brand on right side III
oan yearling heifer, with tag In Iii
ar. $40 per head reward for in
leading to recovery. @.
,. Christensen. If.
J. A. MacRae, Kamiah d. 30. :
line, +. NJ. Bronson. VOllmer; c. :
!. Card, $. J. Under, II. G. Net.
el, llo; A. T.. Merchant, Winches.
en-; A. H. Fisher, Rcubens; +. s.
srb, Russell, were out-Of.town
lerchants who were in attendance
I the Lewis County Grocers' As
ociation meeting here Tuesday
light.
Art Cheley received a message
Ionday announcing the death oil
sister at Aberdeen, Wash, and
e left Tuesday TO be present at
he funeral. Mrs. CheIey and thel
ably accompanied him as far as
ewiston, where they will visit
IRIS. Cheley's parents, Mr.. and
IRIS y. A. Johnson, after which
ley expect to 90 to their ranch
ear Edwards, Mont
FOR SALE-Severa good gradeI
olstein cows and heifers, be fresh
ION; all bred to our registered
olstein bull, whose sire Is dam is
le famous COW Fenderne Preterje
whose official test was
j.21 pounds Of butter in 7 days
3 years old, her average per ct.
ing worlds record when
ade. All high grade stuff and
ice is right. If this is the kindI
~ want, see John Wissink. till
Mr. and Mrs. Gene King, who'll