The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. W. A. Freng was an ar
rival from Moscow sunday for q
short visit with her husband, re-
turning Tuesday morning
J. y. Seehorn. Of the MOhlef
section, was transacting business
IA Nezperee Monday and dropped
IN 70 renew faith in the Old Relia-
bic.
| have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. If y0n have any
for sale list il with me. VIM
sullivan, Office with P. w. Nit
chell.
Odd Fellows The first and
second degree viii be conferred
Saturday night and your presence
IS requested Sanford Stapleton.
\. q.
NonleF Miller left Yesterday for
the Payetfe country, where he xii
visit has parents. Mr.. and Mrs 2
Z. Miller, before entering the
army.
LOST Between Nezperce aud
Mohler, a Ford mnd-ehain. double
links. Leave al Herald office or
phone ". r. Galloway, Steele
post office
The new spring shoes. hats,
caps, gent 5 furnishings and such
are on display az Carlson s, where
you find the better and lower
priced line.
We have just had our Zee ma
chine put IN first class condition.
and We are now IN shape 10 serve
al with the best and purest lee
The Cold Storage Market.
The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. }. Miller win be pleased
10 learn that their daughter, Ruth,
is on the road 70 recovery from
a ease Of pneumonia and is able
70 Be up and around
FOR SALE-160 acres 1ls nj.
from Nezperce, good improve
ments. good drilled vel, all fene-
ed hog tight, one-third Of crop
goes with place this year. Price
$4,000 VIM. Sullivan.
Nezpereers, you know that your
home baker is loyal and is CON-
plying with the government 3
food requirements. Would you be
doing the loyal thing 70 turn down
his product because Of thiSf
Hogs reached the high water
mark IN Nezperce Monday when
the Rochdale Co paid s16.25 for
a ear load. They were shipped 10
Spokane markets Tuesday. A
year ago hogs were worth $l225
here.
Assistant County Superiniend-
ent II Schools Maude Z. Near left
Monday for Moscow, where she
attended a meeting Of county
club leaders Of the Boys and
Girls Clubs Of North Idaho. She
returned home last night.
All young men from IS 10 81
years desiring TO register for farm
work, under the government reg
ulati0ns, should apply 10 the coun-
~ superintendent Of schools, Miss
Martin. Her office is registration
headquarters for Lewis county.
The many friends Of Harry
Marsh viii be glad to learn Of his
stepping into the matrimonial cir
ele Of our county. Mr.. Marsh ar
rived with his wife, formerly Miss
Myrtle Stanton, Of Nezperce, Ida
no, this Gillette, Wye, |
News.
Some small boys playing with |
matches caused a fire AZ the Il. r. !
Bradbury home yesterday after
noon when the woOdshed burned |
70 the ground. Remnants Of the l
fire department appeared on the
scene and prevented the fire from
spreading.
A. Z. Sickler arrived in Gillette
on Tuesday Of this week from
Idaho, and brought all
his household goods to take out
~ Ills MVINENAEnA AtEuA aJAF ~ t@EAVAla
The people Of that neighborhood
will undoubtedly be proud Of this
valuable addition 70 their vicini-
Gillette, Wyo.
5frs. i. r. Reed returned home
Saturday from Reubens where she
had been staying with the Davis
children while Mrs. Oscar Davis
was in the hospital al Spokane re-
covering from an operation. Mrs.
Davis many friends VIII be glad
10 know that she is recovering
nicely and that she returned home
Saturday.
=. NJ Bronson and L. G. Deus,
IF Vollmer, were Nezperce visit
Drs Monday evening. the latter
having received an ugly cut on
bis left hand near the thumb,
,aused by the ak slipping when
he was splitting wood. DR.. J. r. II
1ist dressed the wound. taking