The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-02-14

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FOR SALE 2 new dFessers
Mrs. G. w. Roaf at residence JUS
south OF q. G. Pencils. liz
Mrs. Art. Heston and Glen lef
Monday for a visit with friend
IN the Richland country.
ID. p. Donovan returned home
Sunday night from a ten days
business trip to Spokane
Harry G. Cranke, the auction
ecr, returned Tuesday from a bus,
mess trip 10 Grangcville.
Don't overlook the bargains ii
the Cash Bargain Store : page ad
in this issue Of The Herald.
Need horses, harness or farm
machinery? Attend VIM. SuIli-
van's big public sale March A.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. {. ". Yates re-
turned home Friday evening from
a two months visit in Portland
4 FOR SALE 40 head good
young work horses. Turner Bros.
Ranch, 5 miles south Of Nezperce.
FOR SALE Black registered
PereherOn stallion; ? years old in
May. A good one. II. ID. Wes-
ter. 36w4s
Attorney Daniel Necdham re-
turned 10 Lewiston yesterday af-
ter a short business visit in our
city.
sixty head horses. SO hogs and
line farm machinery and harness
at VIM. Sullivan's public sale
March 4.
FOR SALE Improved navy
beans, best quality. 2Is miles west
Of M0hler. Phone l. J. I4ongeteie.
Nollmer. 33w10s
Oscar Yates returned home
Monday evening from an extended
visit in Lewiston, Spokane and
Montana.
Ray johnson returned 20 his
home in Lewiston Tuesday after a
short visit here with friends and
relatives.
The \. & /. engine, which has
been undergoing repairs, will be
ready for track service to-day or
tomorrow.
II will soon be salmon fishing
time and the indications are that
the water viii be at about the
right stage.
/. L. Peregrine, Of the Cash
Bargain Store, was an outgoing
passenger Tuesday, enrouie to
Winchester.
Harry Dean came up from the
pomeroy country Monday even
ing and will visit here for week
or ten days
F0R SALLY and middle aged
horses. and COW. fresh IN Nav: buggy
runners and set buggy harness. Clint
CLARK. Nezperce 6mx
Harry Cranke was a passenger
for Lewiston and Yakima yester-
day. He viii cry a big sale at
Yakima to-day.
Otto Coyey left Monday for the
i'ayetie country where he has ac-
eepfcd position with p. T. Mill
er on his big ranch.
Mrs. Anna Crumpaeker and son,
Marion, returned home Friday cr-
cning from a month 5 visit in the
middle western states.
Mrs. Walter Calbreafh aud the
children left Friday for Cnldesac,
where they viii join Mr. Calhrcath
and make their future home.
Can you beat il Good wheat
land al $40 per acre; with wheat
al AZ per bnshel We have it. w.
+. Larson & Co, Killam, Alta
Dir. and Mrs. J. u. Graham re-
turned Saturday from Lewiston
where Mr. Graham hes been re-
eeiving treatment for cancer
HAY for Sale-About 80 tons
timothy. clover and alfalfa and II
tons wheat hay Phone or call at
ranch. n. J. Drake, kamiah. 3fs
STRAY H0G-Red SOW, weight
about 200; came to my place Jan.
II. Owner please call Tor same
and pay charges. Frank Blenders.
STRAYED- .Two-year-old roam
steer; no brands; hole in each ear.
Reward for information leading
to recovery. A. N. Snyder, Par
dec. Saws"
| have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. IL you have any
for sale list it with me. VIM.
Sullivan, Office with P. w. Nit
chell.
2104 pounds of Utah coal equals
a cord Of oak wood in heat units
Some other Goals require 3400 I
pounds. Get II at the Prairie lsum-
Der Co.
Commissioner ]. II. Lowrey was
over from Winchester Monday in
attendance at a recess session OF
the county board, returning home I
yesterday.
Geo. IIigbee returned to his
home ia Tekoa yesterday, after a
week 4 visit with his friends and |