The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-04-11

D a machinisf. The Nezperce Gal
age man is looking for you.
D Society Red was an arriya
from Lewiston last Friday an
/. will work here this spring.
Miss Alba Hancock retninel
/ home last week from a visit wit
relatives IN the Weiser section.
Rush Jordon, who has been IN
speeding the bridges on the N.
} J., returned to Lewiston Saturday
Anticipate a truck shortage
Place your orders early for Til
Republic at the Nezperce Garage
The most complete auto repai
shop on the hill, the Nezperce Gar
} age. Expert car man on the job
Now is the time TO have you
blacksmith work done. Fay Bran
non viii do it at the Nezperce Gar
age.
Glen Miller returned home Sun
day evening from Spokane anc
expects TO remain here this sum
mer.
Victory bread conforms with
the Hoover rules and viii contain
Is per cent substitute after April
18th.
II costs more 10 make our lee
cream than to buy from ereamer-
les, yet Gates does it. Ask yourself
why.
For sALE-Grade Durham mileh
COW, big. good one, fresh; and Inter
national bean planter. I. D. Parsons
Steele. 43ws
FOR SALE Poland China
brood sows, and % head shoats.
w. l.. Schafer, II 2, Box A, Nez-
perez.
County Superintendent Retta
AiarGng returned home Monday ev-
ching from a visit TO Lewiston and
Spokane.
Senator p. W. Mitchell return
ed home Monday evening from
business trip TO Spokane, Lewis
ton and Boise.
Misses Anna and Olga ThOmp-
son returned home last week from
a three months visit in Minnesota
and the Dakoias.
Bring your ears and get the
pep put in them for the season.
An all-mechanie ON the job at the
Nczpcrce Garage.
4. w. Robinson came up from
Lewiston Sunday evening TO look
after business interests, returning
Tuesday morning
Bring your plows TO the Nez-
perez Garage & Machine Shop
for sharpening and repairs do il
now before the rush.
Mrs. Frank IIigley, of Winehes-
Ter, visited at the w j. Ramey
home the forepart of the week, r.
turning home yesterday.
The Rochdale Co. received a ear
Of hogs Monday, paying $l6.I0I
FOR the same. They were shipped /
10 Spokane markets Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stellmon re-
turned to their ranch near Voll-
mer Tuesday morning after a
short visit with Mrs. Ida Convey. /
| have buyers for ranches, town
etc. If you have any
for sale list it with me. VIM.
Office with P. w. Nit
,hell.
Commissioner /. II. Lowrey was
over from Winchester the fore
part Of the week attending the
regular April meeting Of the
board.
The new spring shoes, hats,
,aps. gents furnishings and such
IRE on display at Carlson S, where
you find the better and lower
priced line.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson left Satur-
lay for Camp Lewis where she Il
rill visit her sons, Sven and Mar
in, who are in Uncle Sam IS army 1
II that place.
Auctioneer Harry Cranke and |
Banker Ernst Wienss autoed over
q Ferdinand Sunday. Mr.. Cranke
'lso visited Erangeville, returning
home Monday evening.
Supt J. w. Curtis returned |
lome Sunday from trip to Spo-
ZANE where he attended the an
lual meeting of the Inland En-
IRE Teachers Association.
If you are short of HOG FEED
While growing crops, sow a few
lcres Of field peas or Essex rape,
md let the hogs harvest them.
lark Means CO., Lewiston. 42w4
Say, son, your Uncle Sam needs
-ou-over there in France. Your
olks want your picture before
-ou 60, and Dad Miner would
Ike to make it for you. Get busy
Miss Whildon Kinney, who
pcnt the latter part of the week
With her friends, Miss Virla Wal
ace, returned to Lewiston, where
he is attending Normal, Sunday