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

Miss Inez Palmer was an arrivs
from Ferdinand yesterday for a yisi
Z with relatives.
Anyone having bulk grain the,
want chopped, bring 1t 10 tn
Nezperee Roller Mills.
Have your cars looked over b,
machinist. The Nezperce Gar
age man is looking for you.
Miss Clara Boone, Of the Ito schools
was the weekend guest Of Miss Maud
y. Near az the Nezperce Hotel
Joe Bell, Of Winchester, was fine
s75 In Judge Niles court Saturda,
morning on gambling charge.
Miss Elsie Nelson, Of the Winehesfe
schools, was q guest at the home Of DR.
and Mrs }. y. Gist over Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Price and the children wen
70 10 Sunday where they viii visii
Mrs. Prices parents for few days.
Anticipate a truck shortage
Place your orders early for the
Republic at the Nezperce Garage
Clarence Kennedy and wife, Of V0ll
mer, spent the latter part Of the week
with friends and relatives in Nezperce
FOR SALE Russell Tractor,
1924, plowed 40 acres. price rea-
sonable. II. A. Won Bargen. 42w3s
The most complete auto repair
shop on the hin, the Nezperce Gar
age. Expert ear man on the job.
Call for Victory bread at the
Bakery. II complies with Hoover
requirements, 20 per cent snbsti-
tnte.
Now IS the time 10 have y0nr
blacksmith work done. Fay Bran
non viii do il at the Nezperce Gar
age.
FOR sALE-Grade Durham mileh
COW, big, good one. fresh; and Inter
national bean planter. L. D. Parsons
Steele. ssw4
J. w. Henderson returned home Sun
day evening from Lewiston where he
went 10 assist in organizing farm
bureau.
FOR SALE Poland China
brood sows, and % head shoats.
w. L. Schafer, r ?, Box "A, Nez-
perez.
John and Bob Carter moved to the
sharkey ranch south Of Winchester
Saturday where they will farm this
summer.
Miss Agnes Gillespie returned sun
day from Orofino and has accepted her
old position as bookkeeper al the Roll
er Mills.
Ivan Jorgens arrived from spo
Kane last Thursday and is spending
few days here looking after business
interests
Mrs. w. +. Palmer came over from
Ferdinand last week to visit her son
and daughter, c. ". Palmer and Mrs.
W H. Fisher
POSITION wANTED-By man and
team, prefer around Mohler, $3.50 per
day and board, viii work ali summer.
Ray Garrison.
l. S. Billow returned home Monday
evening from visit at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. chas. Deschamp. 81
Occur d Aiene.
You are welcome at all times to
inspect the place where your food
is prepared at the Bakery 4
Lunch Parlor.
Percy Price returned home Saturday
evening from Lewiston where he has
been receiving treatment for his brok
en- arm and hand.
Banker Ernst Wienss went TO Fer
ainand Sunday, and left the forepart
u the week TO look over Montana with
J view of locating.
Bring your cars aud get the
pep put In them for the season.
An all-mechanic on the job at the
Nezperce Garage.
Bring your plows to the Nez-
perez Garage & Machine Shop /
ior sharpening and repairs-do it
low before the rush.
Mrs. '. =. Sorenson and the children
eent TO Mohler Saturday TO spend Eas
ter with Mrs. sorenson 5 parents. Mr..
md Mrs. Bud Brannon.
Monday for raw, cold, windy day
and Monday night seemed 10 be as
.old as any during the winter IL il was
rom 10 to 20 degrees above.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Harbke returned
from Lewiston Friday where they were
allied on account of the death Of Mrs.
Harbke's sather. James Crawford. H
Misses Lenora and Olive Harbke
'ame up from Lewiston Sunday even
ng, where they arc attending Nor
nal, to spend their Easter vacation.
County Agent A. f. Wade went to
lewiston Saturday to assist in organ.
xing farm bureau for Neg Perez
county. He returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Everett Faickinecr was an ar
-ival from Charleston Friday and Is
listing at the home Of her parents.
ar. and Mrs. T. F. Jacobs. south Of