The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-02-28

chester, has been with the famil,
Of her sister, Mrs. Conger, th'
past week.
/ AIrs. g r. T. McGilyery ans
lslain left Monday for a short Wis
il with Mrs. Mcl5ilvcry's mOthcI
| at Wallace.
/ FOR SALE Young and middle age
horses, and cow fresh 10 May; bugg.
runners and ser buggy harness. Gin
Clark, Nezperce. 6n.
II b. Burnett, Of College Place
Wash, spent Monday night j
Nezperce, returning home Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Andrew Huber returned
nome Monday evening from a Visi
with her daughter, Mrs. p. } Nil
er. III Lewiston
| Nern Randall dropped III Mon
lay for a few days visit and i
helping out ia The Herald office
a the meantime.
| Geo. Thompson left Friday f0l
amp Lewis whore he viii visit
his Sous, Martin and Sven, Nht
are stationed there.
Hay FOR Sale About 80 tons
timothy, clover and alfalfa and II
IONS wheat hay. Phone on call al
ranch. n. j. Drake, Kaniah. 81
FOR SALE Nezperee King, s
year-oid Shire stallion, and q
coed one. Ask any one who knows
him. John Dean, Nezperce.
FOR SALE Our residence. 3
offs, fenced. barn, cellar, chicken
aouse. sidewalks: house modern.
VIII sell at big sacrifice. a. Huff.
STRAYED- -Two-year-old soan
fecr: 10 brands hole in each ear.
Reward for information leading
to recovery. 4. 9l. Snyder, Par
dee. 34w5s
have buyers for ranches. town
property, etc. If y0n have any
Tor sale list ii with me. VIM.
sullivan, Office with p. ". Nit
chell
2l04 pounds Of Utah coal equals
cord Of oak wood ia heat units.
Some other Goals require 3400
pounds. Get il at the Prairie Lum-
Der Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meinefs
left Monday Tor Portland where
Mrs. Meiners will have an oper-
alton performed with the hopes Of
Improving her hearing.
Say, son, your Uncle Sam needs
YOU over there in France. Your
folks want your picture before
you 60, and Dad Miner would
like to make it for you. Get busy
Miss ". Sordnoff, a student at
the Lewiston Normal. spent the
week 5 end with her friend. Miss
Nirla Wallace. The young ladies
returned 10 the Normal Monday
Mrs. Lizzie Blake and daughter,
Miss Allene, came up from Asotin
Sunday 70 attend the funeral Of
their lifelong friend. Mrs. ". r.
Conger, and visit with the family
for a season.
STRAYED Dark bay fiily yrs
|oia. W. sig0. branded on left silonl
der. Sfrayed from Roy Lyon : home
stead on Clearwater Reward for in
formation leading 70 recovery. J. 3.
Williamson, h p t..
STRAY Come 10 my place on
Jan. 20 one 3-year-old COW and
calf, red with white underneath
No marks or brands. Owner claim
ling same to pay for feeding, etc.
+. II. Waters. 3Sw3
LOST Two-ycar-old white
faced heifer. branded quarter cir
Gle on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward of s. for IN
formation leading to return to a.
G. Gross, Mohler. 29-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peterson are
the proud parents Of d bouncing
big boy, born Tuesday morning.
Mother and babe are getting along
fine but the doctor says that Joe s
recovery Ia doubtful.
Miss Callie Basket went to Lew
iston Friday and returned Satur-
day, being accompanied home by
her sister, Miss Hazel, who has
been in the hospital recovering
from an appendicitis operation.
The Mt. Nale basket bali team,
composed Of Roy Rowe, John and
1has. Flatt, Jake Nedrow and
Francis Pixley, defeated the 7fh
grade team at the Gym Saturday
night. the score heing Is to III.
Mrs. Grace b. Clark, grand
matron Of the Order Of the East.
ern Star, win visit Primrose Chap.
ter at this place Monday, March
4th. All members are requested
to be Ia attendance at this meet.
ling.
Several horses died az the Stell.
man place west Of town the latter
aart of last week. Two Of them
belonged to Mrs. Ida Convey, foul
/ 10 Jack Stellmon and one to Ralph