The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-10


Roy Miller returned 10 Peek
Friday, after short business Wis
it to Nezperce.
FOR SALE Good young hors
es, a gang pillow and some harness
John Stellmon 2sw16s
Red Gross days. Monday,
Thursday and Friday; 81 the Fra
ternal Temple.
Mrs. ID. p. Donovan went 10
Lewiston Saturday, returning
Sunday evening.
w. A. Watson Of the Route z
neighborhOod is moving this week
10 Sileott, Wash.
jess Glover returned Saturday
eyening from a visit with home
folks al Pullman.
Q. f. Thomas went 10 Lewiston
on business Monday, returning
Tuesday evening.
Geo. Mulyania left Monday for
Starkuck where he viii ride the
range this winter.
Orien Pixley was a passenger
for Lewiston Friday, returning
Saturday evening.
Chick and scratch foOd-fhe
Gold Standard brand-at the Nez-
perez Roller Mills.
y. G. Smith, late Of Spokane,
has accepted a position as brake
man on the n. & /.
Shoes are high. Save the old
ones by having them repaired at
A. II. Fixes shop.
John Halter left Friday for
Wenatchee where he expects TO
remain permanently.
Anyone having bulk grain they
want chopped, bring it TO the
Nezperce Roller Mills.
Abe Fuller went to Lewiston
Saturday on a short business trip,
returning Sunday eynirg.
Mrs. Lew Drake returned home
Sunday evening from a visit with
her husband at Camp Lewis.
LOST--3-cell iiaSh-light Sunday
evening in Nezperce, Finder
please return 20 this office.
Delmar and Glen Sullivan left
Saturday for Spokane, where they
are attending Gonzaga College
FOR SALE-40 head good
young work horses. Turner Bros.
Ranch, 5 miles south Of Nexperce.
Vern Randall, Of The Herald
force, has resigned his position
and left yesterday for Winchester.
Seed peas for sale. Samples can
be seen az Sharkey 5 office. Wash
burn Wilson, Moscow, Ida. 32w4s
FOR SALE White and Barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels; 81 and
$3. Mrs. Dan Madden, Lewiston.4
WANTED TO RENT Farm for.
the year 1918. Address Clyde III
Ratliff, Nezperee. Idaho 3lw4'
Jack McChesney, janitor in the
Union State Bank building, left
Tuesday for a short visit IN Spo-
kane.
For Sale or Trade-160 acres
At Hood River, Ore, partly in cul-
sivation. For particulars see Il.
Miller.
FOR SALE-A-1 Retort coal
heafer-a good buy If you want
. good heater. Enquire at Her
aid office.
Con Martin shipped out a car of
livestock and household goods
Tuesday, bound for his new home
at Nyssa, Or.
Earl Wagner, who is visiting
Tom Sparks and family, went tol
Lewiston Friday, returning Tues
day evening.
& w Booth went to Lewiston
Saturday for a few days visit. /
Mrs. Booth went to Troy TO visit /
Fok sALE--Y Young and middle aged /
horses. and COW, freah IN Nay; buggy 1
runners and SET buggy harness. Clint l
Clark. Negperee. owx
Shake your foot at the big |
dance at the opera house Friday |
night Yes, there viii be those
singing choruses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Graham re-
turned heme Friday evening from
Wilson Creek, Wash, where they |
spent the holidays.
Can you beat itg Good wheat land
Al sI6.60 Per acre, with wheat at $500 L
4 bushel. We have it. w. y. Larson i
4 Coz. Killam. Alberta IL
The Rochdnle Co. received q
ear Of hogs Monday paying $l4.40
Cor the same. They were shipped
10 Spokane Tuesday.
LOOK up your tickets on Stou-
fer's Christmas prize: 1856 good
until night Of Jan. "a; then S069
good until Jan. 25th.
Geo Marshall, the grain man
with the Tri-State Co. with head
quarters at Lewiston, was Neg
perce visitor Tuesday.
d. IL VanOsfrand, OF Winches-
ter. was a business visitor in Nez-
nerce Monday evening, returning |
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