The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-28

Mr., and Mrs. II. II. Hilbourne an
Mrs. ). b. White returned home Mon
day from a short visit with friend
and relatives in Grangeyille
Miss Agnes Gillespie, who has bee
keeping books for the Nezperse Role
Mills, has resigned her position and lef
Tuesday for her home ia Orofino.
Roy 0ehrke is the owner Of a bran
new Ford ear which he took charge 0
Monday, making the purchase from III
local dealers, Thomas & Jamison.
Mrs. Floriee Drake was an arriva
from Camp Lewis Tuesday evening
where she has been for the past monfl
visiting her husband, Lew Drake.
Afr. and Mrs. John Back, Of Cotton
wood, returned home Monday Afternoon
after a short visit with Mrs. Back :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry safher
Official war pictures taken by tn
French government France IL
Arms = at The Artic Thursday, Apri
4. Matinee. 2:3O; evening show. 700
7 J. b. Williamson aud family left
sunday for Washtuehna where they
win make their future home. Mr.. vii
samson owns a large ranch in that see
zion.
have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. IL you have any
Cor sale list ii with me. VIM.
Sullivan, Office with p. w. Nit
chell.
Sanford stapleton left for Moscow
Tuesday. He went up 10 attend the
sale Of J. X. Lonvass, the gentleman he
rceenily purchased fine 2O0-aere farm
from.
John Mccoy left Friday for visit
with relatives IN caldesae. He will
then 20 10 Milton, Ores 10 look over
the country and may decide 70 locate
there.
2104 pounds Of Utah coal equals
q cord of oak wood in heat units.
Some other Goals require 3400
pounds. Get il at the Prairie Lnm-
Der Co.
The new spring shoes, hats,
caps, gent s furnishings and such
are on display at Carlson s, where
YOU find the better and lower
priced line.
II. A. 0dekirk was called to Lewis
ton yesterday by message announcing
the death of his rtepfather, John Win.
tiers, who died At the white hospital
Tuesday night.
}. n. Medved, the pioneer meat mar.
ket man Of Nexperee, is expected here
some time in the near future to ne.
gntiate the purchase Of the steen mar
kef.--Ferdinand Enterprise.
The Fafrvicw Sunday school win be
held as usual Sunday morning AZ 10
O'Clock; Albert Larson. superintendent
Preaching service win be conducted
at II O'Clock by Rev Geo. II. Ellis
If you are short of HOG FEED
while growing crops, sow a few
acres Of field peas or Essex rape,
and let the hogs harvest them.
Mark Means Co, Lewiston 42w4
Say, son, your Uncle Sam needs
you-over there in France. Your
folks want your picture before
you go, and Dad Miner would
like to make it for you. Get busy
Roy Lyons has moved across the can
yon, one half mile south of the Mea-
dow creek church, where he has rented
a big ranch from Joe Brockman, and
be will engage in farming and stock
raising.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. r. Grim left Tues.
day for visit with Mrs. Crim's par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. orve Poole, At Ju-
liaetta. Mr.. Grim Will also visit spo-
kane and may make q trip east before
returning.
l.. d. Parsons and r. A. Holmes were
up from the Steele section yesterday
and made The Herald appreciated calls.
They say the Central Ridge roads win
be in better shape than ever this year
fer all who enjoy real reads
This country is wasting moro power
every year than the world uses. It's
In our embarrassed streams Of the
Northwest. Must we wait until the
coal, wood, oil and gas are all gone be-
fore we will use this wasted water
pewerl
John Manfhey was an arrival from
Camp Lewis Tuesday evening, having
obtained a ten-dayn' fuslough, and is
enjoying visit with bis parents, be
fore their departure for Lake City,
Rim, where they win make their ia
ture home.
w. 3. Rrockman has rented his farm
southeast Of Ferdinand to Roy Lyons,
Of Nezperee. On April Mr.. Brock
man viii move his family to their
ranch on the river, and Mr. Lyons and
family win have possession here.--Fer'
dlnand Enterprise.
q. R. F. Mceilvery was a passenger
for 0rangeville Friday afternoon, re-
farming home Saturday. Mr.. Me6il-
very has been depot agent at The n. 3