The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-09

. KANE markets TUESDAY.
1 have buyers for ranches, tow
property, etc. If you have an,
for sale list it with me. WIN
Sullivan, Office with p. w. Mii
chell.
LOST, sTRAYED, on STOLE n
From Carl Tweed's pasture sOuflmes
Of town q dark bay mare. o. year
old, weight about geo pounds. &otif
or return 10 John Carlson and reeeiy
reward.
LOST Between Nezperce ans
Mohlcr, a Ford mud-ehain, doubll
links. Leave at Herald office o.
phone w. II. Galloway, Steels
post office.
The new spring shoes, hats
caps, gents furnishings and sucl
are on display at Carlson Is, wherl
you find the better and lower
priced line.
The new Maxwell car is read,
for demonstration; the cheapesr
car on the market today for III
class. Sold by $. G. Upper, Nez
perez, Idaho.
Ed Garyin returned home Fri
day from a short visit 10 Lewis
ton. lie went down again Mon
day 10 see about securing a posi-
ton on some of the railroads run.
ming out of there.
Nezperce has one Of the most
sanitary and up-to-date bakery.
of any city In the state. Remem
Der, we are all losers Of we lose ous
home bakery. Nuff sed- " AT
r. L. Kienholz and family wero
arrivals from Colbert, Wash, last
week and will make Nezperc,
their future home. Mr.. KienhoL
viii work in his fathers garage
FOR SALE-16O acres ~ mi
from Nezperce, good improve
menfs. good drilled well, all fene
ed hog tight, one-third Of crol
goes with place this year. Price
$4,000. VIM. Sullivan.
DIR. j. w. Akin received a mes
sage Tuesday announcing the sud
den death Of his sisters, Mrs. C. S.
Phillips, at Mt. Vernon, Wash,
and left yesterday to be present
AZ the funeral. The deceased was
about 33 years Of age and besides
her husband leaves a boy Of Z
years and a girl Of II to mourn
her death.
We are agents for company which
owns large bodies Of land in the IA
nous Blackfoot valley, on the west
slope Of the Rockies, also in the Che
seau, Shields river, and Rock Springs
north Of Miles City, Mont. They arr
al grain, stock, and hay ranches; i'm
proved or unimproved, very easy terms
- win take prairie lands in exchange
Diddock & Cash, Lewiston, Idaho.
Rain commenced falling Tues
day evening and continued thru
cut Tuesday night and at inter-
vals yesterday The ground |
was given a good soaking and the
rain was of great benefit both to
The grain that had been sOwn and
also to the ground that is yet to
be plowcd and worked, as uaany
farmers complained that it was
slowing up pretty lumpy.
Not many people have ever seen
/ million dollars in gold al one
ilne. but San Francisco has al
ways been partial to gold pay
nents and that city paid its mil
ion-dollar subscription to the Ii
serty Loan in yellow coin. For
il is not necessary to col
Get the entire loan in gold, for
hat would take half the gold in
he world. A million dollars in
sold weighs about two tons, and
Ne million dollars paid by San
francisco is only one three-thous-
lndth part Of the total Liberty Il
.oan, without considering any
,ver subscription. Mrs. Frank 1
xincaid has q picture Of the mil /
ion dollars paid by San Francisco
md as il is as near a million dol
ars as the editor ever expects TO
ses has consented to loan it to
is for a few days and without any
Come in folks and VIC
vill LET You see 1t but we can't
1t You have any Of II.
At council meeting Monday
light o. ID. DeMoude was elected
o fill the vacancy caused by the
of j. A. Heston. An
ordinance was ordered drawn
reating a concrete sidewalk dis
rict on both sides of Maple street.
n ordinance was passed regard
nc the nuisance of parties using
mother persons auto without
|aving permission to do SO. and a
,ermit was issued to J. d. Me-
own to repair his barber shop
abiding. which was recently
amaged by fire. by brick veneer
az the same. It was decided TO
nforce the speed limit, turas TO
he ,iohf and euf-ouf ordinance.