The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-07
LOCAL NEWS
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lex lair sells il for less.

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Some fine floor rugs ON display
at Nick Lair where you get it
for less.
See those handsome room rugs
at Nick Lair's-where you get it
for less.
Miss Lena Boyd went to Voll-
mer this morning for short visit
with friends.
4 VIM. Brown, OF Kellogg, is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. b. Brown.
Dick Pugh and wife were over
from llo Saturday night to attend |
the basket ball game.
Miss Mable Agrell has accepted
a position as operator with the
Nezperee Telephone Co
Medved's Market will be ready |
to supply the trade with best ar
tifieial ice after April 1.
Assessor +. ii. Ratliff went TO
Reubens this morning ON business
connected with his office.
Mrs. J. +. Gist left this morn
ing for Peek, where she will en-
JOY week S visit with her par
entS.
just arrived-a wonderful new
spring line OF women's and miss
es made-to-measure garments.
Nezperce Trading Co.
Sheriff NJ. II. Paige and Deputy /
VIM. Ledbetter went to Reubens |
this morning to investigate some
prO-German sentiment.
Mr. and Mrs. +. WiensS left
Tuesday for Condor, Or, where
they will spend a week looking |
after business interests.
Mrs. W. b. Tabor and son left
yesterday for Spokane where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Tabor expects to join them later.
l.. ii. LOwrey, of Winchester,
A. g. Gross, Of Mohler, and John
Pomeroy. OF kamiah, our county
commissioners, are in session to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Luseomb and .
Mrs l.. j. Esslinger were over
from VOllmer Monday evening
the meeting Of the Eas-
tern Star lodge. Ii
FOR SALE old fashioned
square piano for SIS. Two see
Ondrhand organs. at your own
price. In first-elass condition.
G. w. Robinson. HI
Mrs. II. A. Odekirk went to F,
Lewiston Sunday where she is 4
spending few days, in hopes 4
hat the lower altitude will prove !,
to her health. H.
Geo. Thompson returned home y
asst week from a visit TO Camp \,
Lewis He says it is a great camp II
With thousands OF soldiers and h,
everything goes like eloek-wOrk 1,
Say, son, your Uncle Sam needs NJ
'ou-oyer there in France. Your
Olks want your picture before II
on go, and Dad Miner would 4,
Ike to make it for you. Get busy ! h
Mrs. Amy z. Craft, Of kamiah, N
tho has been visiting her son, N h
J. Craft, for the past month, left -
aturday for Peck where she will | IN
isat relatives before returning "a
ONE. lE,
, Fred Warren returned home OI
aturday evening from a trip 90 81
ewistOn lie was accompanied ~,
Y Mrs. Warren and their young "a
il child who will visit here for
few days. a.,
LOST - Tw0-year-old white ~
ced heifer, branded quarter cir ~ ~
e 5 on left side, double bit out ~ III
II ear. Reward Of IS for in ~
rmati0n leading to return to A. 4,
Gross, Mohler. 29-tf n. ~
Mrs. ID. r. Donovan was an ar -,
val Friday night from Spokane II, y-'
ID will remain here until Mr.. -.
Dnoyan gets his business ~
up, when they will ~
)ve to Spokane. -
Harry Cole and family return ~ ~.
to their home near Winches- -
: Saturday, after a short visit - ~
Nezperce, during which time 1s
rs. Cole was having some dental -
'rk done by Dr. T.. s. Peterson ~,
Chas. Belts returned home =
,nday from a three months Wis WI
in Portland and vicinity. lie oia
S accompanied by his aunt, VIII
IS Betty Huffaker, who will par
nd the summer at the Belts my
os. ranch east Of town. ! q
The Hammer Kensingfon Club eoul
t last Thursday at the home of yea
s. Frank CargilI, the usual pro ~.
m being followed very happily get
all present. The next meeting bus,
be held with Mrs. Chas. S. and
'k at her home in Nezperce on ieIt.
Irsday, March IA. nom
'r. y. A. Schilling, optometrist, sea
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