The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-21

? nns farley returned home las
Friday from an extended yisi
e Throughout the middle west.
Anticipate a truck shortage
Pace your orders early for tn
Republic at the Nezperce Garage
: Jim Kincaid returned 10 Mel
rose Tuesday, after a tgiree weeks
visit here with his brother, Frank
FOR SALE-RnsselI Tractor
1924, plowed 40 acres, price rea
sopabie. II A. Won Bargen. 42w3'
Il Call for Victory bread at tn.
Bakery. II complies with Hoover
requirements, 20 per cent substi
tute.
Now is the time TO have youl
blacksmith work done. Fay Bran
non viii do it at the Nezperce Gar
age.
y FOR SALE Poland China
brood sows, and Is head shoats
W. L. Schafer, r ?, Box A, Nez.
perce.
FOR SALE-About 100 feet Of
~ inch galvanized pipe and
kenewa pump engine Perry
Sanger.
The Farmers State Bank win be
glad to help any and all with their
income tax statement. Drop in
anytime.
FOR SALE-Improved navy
beans, best quality. 2ls miles west
Of Mohler Phone ]. J. Longeteig.
Nollmer. 33wl0s
Mrs. A. J. Warren and A. j..
Jf.. came up from Lewiston Fri
day evening TO visit with Mr..
Warren.
Percy Price went 10 Lewiston
Sunday to have his hand doctor
ed He expects TO be gone about
two weeks.
Auctioneer Harry Cranke went
"a Spokane Tuesday where he has
a big pure-bred short-horn sale
this week.
Nick Jacobs returned home
Monday evening from a two
months trip 10 California and
coast points.
For Sale-An Al Holstein
eow, fresh soon, also harness and /
wagon. Cheap is taken at once.
Chas. Sartin.
You are welcome at all times to |
inspect the place where your food |
is prepared al the Bakery &
Lunch Parlor.
Bring your cars and get the
pep put in them for the season.
an all-mechanic on the job at the
Nezperea Garage.
F0UNN--I.ady's watch. Ow-
ner can obtain same by calling at
rnpper's confectionery and pay
ing for this notice.
Floyd Jorgens returned home
evening from Portland, |
where he has been attending
school this winter.
John Mckinley returned sun
hay evening from a visit with
Mrs. Mckinley in Lewiston, who
s there for her health.
II. j. McRae was an arrival
from Lewiston Sunday evening
% look after business interests,
home Tuesday.
Mrs. p. A. Olson went to ClarlSs-
on Saturday 10 visit her parents.
Nh. and Mrs. l.. J. johnson, re-
nrning Tuesday evening.
Afr. and Mrs. Freeman Syron
home Saturday evening
rom a short visit with Mr.. Sy-
'on's parents in Charleston.
Mrs. Chan. Wallace went TO
lewiston Saturday TO visit her
Miss Virla, who is at
ending the Lewiston Normal.
| have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. If you have any
nr sale list il with me. VIM
Inllivan, Office with p. w. Nit
hell.
2l04 pounds Of Utah coal equals
cord Of oak wood in heat units
'ome other Goals require 1900
'ounds. Get it at the Prairie Lum-
er Co.
The new spring shoes, hats,
APPS, gent 5 furnishings and such
re on display at Carlson :, where
ou find the better and lower
riced line.
Mrs. l.. J. Morris and daugh-
or, Louise, left Monday for a
isit with relatives in Spokane.
Ar. Morris accompanied them as
AT as Vollmer.
If you are short of HOG FEED 4
lille growing crops, sow a few
creS Of field peas or Essex rape,
nd let the hogs harvest them.
lark Means Co, Lewiston. 42w4 \
Say, son, your Uncle Sam needs y
on--over there in France. Your Il
,lxs want your picture before \
Oh 90, and Dad Miner would Z
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