The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-03

lchlldren, who have been WISHING
Mrs. Tweetmyer's sister, Mrs
CLAY Smith, returned 10 their
home in Palouse yesterday morn
ling.
Mrs. Albert Larson returned
home Sunday evening from a Wis
liz with her parents at Troy. She
was accompanied by her mother,
who viii visit here a couple Of
months.
Afr. and Mrs. Milton Mitchell
returned TO their home IN Julia
letta Saturday after a short visit
with their son and daughter, J. III.
Mitchell and Mrs. p. w Mitchell,
land families.
| LOST - Two-year-Old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
Gle 5 on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward of s. for in
formation leading to return to A.
IG. Gross, Mohler. 29-tf
Mrs. Nella Gordon returned
Monday from a holiday visit with
Lewiston relatives and friends
land is again established at the
hospital for the drugless treat
ment of the ailing.
Al Bardwell dropped in last
Thursday evening from his ranch
near Cheney 70 look after business
Interests and say "hello" to his
many friends here. He returned
home Sunday morning
| LOST-Light red, 2-year-old
lsteer; smooth crop off left ear
land swallow fork in right ear
branded 6X on left side; shows
lstagy. Reward Of S. for informa-
ltion leading to return. Andy
lStelIm0n. If
! Art and Joe HestOn started for
Spokane Sunday in their truck
Ibut were forced 10 turn back at
ITollmer on account Of bad roads.
THEY left their ear al n0 and de-
parted again Tuesday via the
Isteam ears.
| Mark Harding sold Nick I4auby
q quarter section east of town,
known as the G. M. Farrar place,
/ the first Of the week, the consider
alton being $4,000. Mr.. Lauby
turned in his fine residence prop
erty in Nezperce at $2,250.
Misses Ethel Richmond, Amsel
Green, Anna Mc8lonigle, Enid FL
lott and Valborg Kjosness, our
popular school teachers, who
spent their holiday vacation at
Lapw al, Juliaetta, Moscow and
Lewiston, respectively, returned
home Tuesday evening.
s. G. Topper received q message
Monday announcing the sudden
death of his mother, Mrs. Fidelia
Topper, at Portland and he left
Tuesday morning TO be present
at The funeral. Mrs. Topper was
lis years old and spent three
months here with her sen last
summer.
Auctioneer Harry Cranke re
turned home Tuesday evening
from a weeks business trip to
ISpokane and the 0kanogan coun-
TRY. Afr. Cranke stated that
while he was in Spokane the Nc
IExenxie-C ranke Commission Co.
business was disposed of to p. w.
Murphy.
c. c. Lyons, Of Ager, S. D., and
P. v. Lyons, of Pray, Mont, were
arrivals Saturday evening for a
visit with their brothers, Roy and
Jess. G. C. left for home this
morning in response to telegram
stating that it was go below and
that q storm was raging and his
stock suffering.
LOST-3 head cattle-roan
/ hnll 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.
lP. Christensen. #.
A j. Warren, w. Nuremberg,
Tx. Stremler and Peter Gibbons
Iwere arrivals from Lewiston Mon
Idmy evening, and with Earl Hess
land Ben Zelik, of this place, left
Tuesday for the Stevenson place
lin Lawyers canyon where head
Quarters has been established and
work commenced on the survey of
| 1.-THE Nexperce- Greencreek highway.
The following out of town mer-
lchants were in attendance at the
Imeeting of the Lewis county mer-
Ichants association held here last
Thursday evening Guy Dissmore,
Ia. w. Nickel, C. R. Sasseman, J. A.
McRae. Kamiah; E. M. BronsSa,
IC. b. Long, d. Bodine, Vollmer;
In. C. Netzei, II. II. Card, 5. J. Lin
der. 10; A. ]. Erickson, A. L.
Fisher. Reubens; L. L. Peregrine,