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

Chas. Marsh, the old reliable
has accepted q position ia the Tho
lnas barber shop where he wouls
lbe pleased 10 meet his old friends
Owen Meade, of Vollmer. wa.
lamOng those IN attendance At tn
Tri-eounty Farmers Union meet
ling in Nezperce the past two days
Mrs. Isaac Scott and Mrs. Hugh
lLeeper, Of Melrose, mother ant
SISTER Of Mrs. j. /. Long, returned
home Friday after a weeks yisi'
there.
/ have buyers for ranches, town
property, etc. If you have any
for sale list il with me. VIM
Sullivan, Office with P. w. Nit,
chell-
Lloy Cook, an old Nezperce boy
was an arrival Sunday evening
from Chicago and is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cook
land family.
Installation Of officers al the
Todd Fellows Lodge Saturday ev.
lening. Refreshments win be serv.
led and all members are requested
Ito be present.
STRAYED-DaEk bay fully 2 yrs.
Told. VT 100, branded v on left shout
der. Hfrayed from Roy Lyons home.
stead ION Clearwater. Reward for in.
formation leading to recovery. J. 3.
Williamson, r 2. II.
Misses Irene and Gladys Dono-
van and Pearl and Nellie Sullivan
land Sylvesta Gross left Saturday
for Cotton, Wn., where they are
attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Jacobs re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Lewiston where Mr.. Jacobs has
been in the hospital recovering
from a broken hip.
We have some of the best Alber-
ia lands 10 sell at $40 to so per
acre; small payment down, bal
|ance 20 years time at 6 per cent
|interets. Matt Sharkey.
County Superintendent Miss
Retta Martin returned home Fri
day evening from Boise where she
attended a meeting of the Idaho
State Teachers Association.
Jesse Hoffman, secretary-frea-
surer Of the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co, left yesterday for
his home in Leland, after attend
ling the annual meeting here Tues
day.
Roy Lyons went to Vollmer
yesterday to consult DR.. r. E.
Dunlap regarding a piece Of glass
which he got in his right eve and
which is causing him much annoy
lance.
FOR SATELLITE white Navy
and Lady Washington beans.
Fine quality, clean. Good seed.
Wanted" Strawberry" seed po-
tafoes. j. 4. Clemens, V0llmer.
Idaho. 32w4
Mrs. q. G. Newman and children
were arrivals Friday evening.
They viii make their home on the
Van Syoc place east Of town,
which Mr.. Newman recently pur-
chased.
LOST = Two-year-old white
faced heifer, branded quarter cir
Gle S on left side, double bit out
left ear. Reward Of s5 for in
formation leading to return to A.
q. Gross, Mohler. 29-tf
At the meeting OF the city coun-
ell Monday evening the regular
bills were allowed and VIM. Po-
teet was elected to FIJI the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Al
derman +. j. Stevens.
LOST-Light red, 2-year-old
steer: smooth crop off left ear
and swallow fork in right ear !;
branded OK on left side; shows
stacy. Reward of SIS for informa-
ton leading to return. Andy
Stellmon. If
John ID. Graham and wife left
Tuesday for Lewiston where Mr..
Graham viii receive treatment for
a cancer which is coming on his
face near the right temple. His
many friends on the prairie hope
for his speedy recovery.
LOST-S head cattle-rOan
bull 2 yrs. old, ace clubs brand
on right side; 2-yr. old white
heifer. crop off right ear, either
C. or @. c. brand on right side !;
roam yearling heifer, with tag in
ear. $40 per head reward for In
formation leading to recovery. G.
r. Christensen. If.
Ben Powell, who has recently
added his family to the Missouri
colony on Central Ridge, was in
Nexperce Tuesday taking out his
naturalization papers," he said 4
but in reality he was filing his
ouestionaire. The Herald is glad
to add him and his better half to
its big list of readers.
FOR SALE-In johnson e first
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