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

Martin Lux and family returne'
! Tuesday evening from Hoyen, s
Dakota, whore they very pleas
antly spent the winter with oh
hOmefolks and friends.
Say, son, your Uncle Sam need
yOu-oyer there in France. You
folks want your picture befor
you go, and Dad Miner wouls
like 10 make ii for you. Get busy
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oetkin return
ed to their home across the rive
east Of kanliah Friday after
short visit with Mrs. Oetkin = par
,ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Blenders
| Miss Hazel Basket went Il
Lewiston Saturday where she wa
operated on for appendicitis Mrs
II III. Basket accompanied hel
and reports that she is gettinG
along nicely.
| LOST - Two-year-old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
Gle 5 on left side, double bit GU
left ear. Reward of SIS for in
formation leading TO return to A
10. Gross, M0hler. 29-ti
Sheriff n. H. Paige returned
Saturday evening from Tacoma
with w. Il. Campbell who is want
ed here 10 answer TO a cattle steal
.ng charge. His case will come
up next Monday.
Dick Pugh, an old Nezperce boy,
who has lately been promoted 10
the position of superintendent OF
the q. Il. l.. e. T.. Co. at Ilo- Yoll-
mer, was an overnight visitor in
Nezperce Friday.
DR.. 4. 5. Peterson returned
home Saturday from Lewiston
where he was recently operated
ON for appendicitis. lie is feeling
fine and is back at his duties in
his dental parlors.
Airs. Albert Larson s mother,
Mrs. Gabriel Anderson, and sis
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Mccall, who have
been visiting Al the Larson home
north Of town, left Tuesday for
their home in Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris kettman, OF
Nezperce, are spending the week
end in Grangeville as the guests
OF Alr. and Mrs. Geo. Medved.
Mrs. kettman is sister Of Dir.
Nedved.- Free Press.
L. n. Swift, 5. d. Stoufer and
w. J. Ramey went 10 Lewiston
Saturday, returning home Sunday.
They went down 10 consult with
the district committee regarding
the Bird Liberty Loan.
Lew Drake, one of our soldier
boys al Camp Lewis, is home on
IA fcn-days furlough, having ar
rived Tuesday evening. He is
looking fine and reports the 9TH
er Lewis county boys all OK
Sunday school at 10 90 a. m. at
the Fairyiew school house. Al
bert Larson, superintendent. Ser
mon at ii 900 by Rev. Geo. II. Ell
lis. Subject What God Can
DO for the Nation. Everybody
welcome.
Percy Price went to Lewiston
Friday to consult a doctor regard
ing the condition Of his arm which
was broken in an auto accident
last fall during the Lewiston
Stock Show and which is not heal
ing satisfactorily.
A card from Abe Fuller dated
at 0rland, Calf, says they are
having fine weather there and lots
Of il and that be expects to leave
in a few days to visit VIM. Des-
Champ at Los Molines, thirty |
miles north Of 0rland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hauptman and
son, Lloyd, were arrivals from St. |
Maries last Thursday evening and
viii make Nezperce their future
home. Mr.. IIauptman has ac-
eepted a position with the 7. 7. |
o Conner well drilling machine.
STRAY-Come to my place on
Oct. Is, 1917, red yearling steer
white spot in forehead and little |
white on brisket; underbit in left
ear. No visible brands. Owner
may get same or payment Of pas
turage and for this notice. j. NJ.
Basket. Sow |
LOST-S head cattle-0an |
bull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand |
on right side; 2-yr. old white |
heifer, crop off right ear, either
c. 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. II.
FOR SALE-In Johnson's first /
addition, across street from coun-
~ and city block, 7-room house,
small cellar under house; 12x20 |
rustic wood house; one lot fenced. |
Sidewalk to town. Also IS It. va
sant lot, east side block Is john
son = first addition. No better |