The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-24

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I. faced heifer, branded quarter Gin
Gle 5 on left side, double bit Gu
0 left ear Reward Of 50 for in
$ formation leading to return to A
: G. Gross, Mohler. oct
SUNDAY PAPERS Since III,
5 discontinaance Of Sunday mai
? service, J. p. Sorenson has yolun
feered TO bring over the Sunday
papers, and they win be disfribut
ed Sunday evenings at Leo's Phar
/ macy.
Mrs. G. p. Price and daughter
Genevieye, went TO 10 yesterday
for a few days visit with Mrs
Prices parents, after which they
will go 10 Lewiston, where Gene,
We've viii receive medical treat.
ment.
LOST Light red, 2-year-oId
Isteer; smooth crop off left ear
and swallow fork in right ear
branded OK on left side; shows
STACY. Reward of S. for informa-
ltion leading 10 return. Andy
Stellmon II
Fred Erb was in town Monday
from Russell and he says they are
going to have the best dance there
Saturday night, Feb. 2, ever given
in Lewis county. II is for the ben
eft Of the Red Cross and an extra
effort viii be made to see that all
who attend are given a good time.
Alvin Caldwell and Percy Price
returned Tuesday from Lewiston,
where they went TO take their ex-
animation before the district mil
itary medical board. Alvin was
turned down on account of his an
kles and Percy was ordered 10 re-
port as soon as he recovered from
has broken arm.
j. NJ. Mitchell, deputy in the
treasurer and assessors Offices.
has resigned his position and ac-
cepted the superintendency Of the
Nezperce & Idaho Railroad Co, to
take effect the first Of the month |
Supt. Hawkins having rendered
his resignation.
L0ST-3 head cattle-rOan |
bull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand /,
on right side; 2-yr. old white
heifer, crop off right ear, either
G. 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. If.
An item in the Sunday Spokes-
man-Review gives the impression
that Aucfioneer Harry c. Cranke
is arranging 10 move his headquar-
tiers TO Pullman. This is erron-
eous Mr.. Cranke will handle sales
IN the Pullman section as he does
all over the northwest, but Nez-
perez will continue to be his home
and his headquarters.
FOR SALE-In JOhnson's first
addition, across street from coun-
" and city block, 7-room house,
small cellar under house; 1920
.ustic wood house; one lot fenced. II
Sidewalk to town. Also rs fl. va
ant lot, east side block Is john
ION S first addition. No better
site in Nezperce. Priced
o sell. C. f. Clovis, Ilo, Ida.
The Herald is pleased to ac-
receipt Of an invita-
ion to the commencement exer-
Uses of the Class of January 1918
e the Lewis and Clark High
school, Spokane. Friday evening,
January 25th. The invitation was
by Miss Joycie Mae
Booth, an honored member of this
lass and a former student Of the
lezperce High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Billups
re in receipt of letter from our
Id friends, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
who are now located
4 jerome, Idaho. They say they
re getting along nicely and that
OCCASIONALLY they see VIM. John
ton and family, Geo. Trueblood 4
nd family, Frank Williams aud
is brothers, Fred and John,
harley Judson and family and
teve Robertson and family, form
r Nezpereers, who are all getting 3
long nicely. VIM Hardwick is
uying potatoes for Denver firm
nd he and his family sends re-
ards to all Nezperce friends.
A letter from our old tillicum,
Vim. Fuller, who is now located
18th his family in Orland, Calf,
AVS in part: Il have been busy IS
nee left up there looking over
ifferent parts of the country, and
ave found what ! like, so viii
Top here for a while. Can't say
lat / like Wyoming, its's too
old. / like this climate better
ian do that farther south think
3 better than Los Angeles, at
asst just as good. This is a gov
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