The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-31

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w. RawsOn, kamiah.
Nezperce has dozen men with
the American Expeditionary Fore
es in France. Most of them use
tobacco, and a little present OF the
weed will be most acceptable from
any of their friends at home. Adj
dress them 2nd L. 5. Engineers,
la Il. +. via New York City.
The ladies' Of the Christian
church will give a Pink Tea at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Emerson ON
next Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
is. A short program will be given
at $3.50. Everyone is invited TO
attend. A Pink Lunch viii be
served at the small cost Of l5e,
try day.
LOST-3 head cattle-0an
bull ? yrs. old, ace clubs brand
ON right side; 2-yr. old white
heifer, crop off right ear, either
c. or G. c. brand on right side (;
roam yearling heifer, with tag in
ear. $40 per head reward for in
formation leading TO recovery. G.
p. Christensen. Il.
Lewis Bradbury and family
moved up from Kamiah Monday
and win make Nezperce their flu
tu~ home, MFR. Bradbury having
accepted the position Of deputy
in the county treasurer and as
SCISSORS Offices. Nezperce is glad
TO welcome these good people 70
her citizenship.
FOR SAI4E-In johnson Is first
addition, across street from e0un-
" and city block, 7-room house,
small cellar under house; 12x20
rustic wood house one lot fenced.
Sidewalk 10 town. Also rs II. va
cant lot, east side block Is John
sons first addition. No better
building site in Nezperce. Priced
to sell. Q. +. Clovis. lilo. Ida.
FOR SALE-Several good grade
HOlstein cows and heifers, be fresh
soon; all bred 20 our registered
iolstein bull, whose sire's dam Is
the famous COW Fenderne Preterie
Johanna, whose official test was
1921 pounds Of butter in Z days
at 3 years old, her average per et.
being 442 worlds record when
made. All high grade stuff and
price is right. II this Is the kind
you want, see John Wissink. III
Miss Grace Henderson took up
the duties Of teacher Of Mt. Com
fort school last Friday, vice Mrs.
Leroy Stellmon, who resigned to
join her husband in the operation
of the Stellmon ranch west Of this
city. Mrs. Stellmon had given the
board ample notice Of her inten-
ito Of changing avoeations, so
that the move was made in q man.
ner agreeable 70 all concerned.
Captain Wood Briggs. the gen.
tleman who won the hearts Of the
Nezperce people with his fine
speech and finer personality az
the Chautauqua here last summer.
this week wrote President G. G.
Pencil Of the Lewis County
Chautauqua Association that he il
sailing with his regiment in a few
days for France. He Is a captain
in an old Texas National Guard
regiment, and that he will deliver
over there" in deeds what he ex-
here in words none Of his
Nezpercc friends have the least
doubt, and he takes with him the
good wishes Of this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. vanSyoc
departed yesterday for their old 1
home in Cleveland, Ohio, he TO re.
sumo his former position with the
Wellman, Seaver, Morgan Co.
structural engineers, at an ad.
vanced salary. Some FIVE years
ago these good people came 10
this section in search Of outdoor
life and bought and settled on q
line farm east Of Nezperce. This
hey very successfully and happi-
" operated until something over
year ago when Mr.. VanSyoc sus.
aimed fracture to his left hip /
BY a fall, and thereafter he was
more or less ineapacitated for
arm work and recently sold his
arm and moved 10 town. His in
tate energy kept him restless.
Iowever, for something worth
While to do, and when the call
anne for help by his old firm.
which is now extensively engaged +
q war contracts for Unce Sam.
e felt it his duty to respond.
hey expect to return to the west,
owever, at some later date, and /
lezperce will certainly be glad 20 /
ave them come this way.
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