The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-31

Admfan TINS week.
Now is the time 10 enjoy Vic
trola in your home.
G. NJ Topper is up from Clarks
ton for a short visit.
Boys school shoes and sch0o
clothes at Carlson's.
Felix Rainyille left Monday fol
the AnatOne country
The best things in school toy
for boys at Carlson's.
Good musical instruments a.
Paige 5 2nd hand store.
/ Mammoth wood heater al
Il Paige's 2nd hand store.
Peter NesleF is serving the best
chilli In the northwest.
| Look for il at Paige's End hand
store; LIST door west T. O.
Red Cross ball at Russell Satur-
day evening, February 2
Attorney p. w. Mitchell was a
Lewiston visitor Monday.
Joe Rainville left Monday for
his home near Adams, Ore.
Save that shoe. Have it re-
paired right at A. Il. Fixes.
Mrs. II. A. 0dekirk was a pas
senger for Moscow Saturday.
Marion Moser left Saturday for
Oaksdale for a months visit
Deputy Sheriff AL Mitchell was
in 10 on official business Tuesday.
b. j. Fike, the real estate man,
was a Lewiston visitor Saturday.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Orpington COckerels. A. r. Fike.
Fred Brasch returned home Sat
urday evening from a trip TO Lew
isfon.
LOsT-The three jack screws bor-
rowed from the Ramey Lumber Co. We
nesd them.
For quick and careful dray ser
vice call Berry-at Donovan 8
hardware. tf
Bread like mother used TO make
Is best gotten from Gold Stand
ard Flour.
We can handle your bulk grain
wheat and barley. Nezpcree
Roller Mills.
FOR SALE Good young h0rs-
es, a gang pillow and some harness.
John Stellmon 26wlbs
Red Cross days-Monday,
Thursday and Friday; at the Fra
tsrnal Temple.
WOOD For Sale Seasoned l6-
inch, $3.50 TO IS. Cooper Bros,
Morrow, Idaho. 3owes
Mrs. Jesse Sanford and the chill
dren left Tuesday for their home
near Charleston
Geo. Hines was a passenger Tor
Lewiston Monday, returning home
Tuesday evening.
Live advertising makes q live
business. Il puts the buyer next
TO what he wants.
Chick and scratch food-the /
Gold Standard brand-at the Nex-
perez Roller Mills.
Shoes are high. Save the old |
ones by having them repaired at
A. r. Fixes shop.
Miss Virla Wallace went 70
Lewiston Saturday, where she viii
attend the Normal.
Mrs. Henry Fuchs returned Fri
day evening from a visit with rel /
afiveS Al T1niontown.
Anyone having bulk grain they |
want chopped, bring II TO the
Nezpercc Roller Mills.
Galen johnson left Monday for
Spokane. where he will attend the
Holt Caterpillar school.
W. L. Swartz returned home
evening from a six-weeks
visit in the middle-west.
A slide on the Culdesac hill Fri
day was the cause of us not get
ting mail until Saturday.
Normal Stellmon left Tuesday
for Spokane, where he viii re-
ceive treatment for his eyes.
Yes, this war is the biggest /
thing that ever happened. It IN
cludes everybody but the slackers.
FOR SALE-40 head good 7
Young work horses. Turner Bros.
Ranch. S miles south of Nexperce.
Seed peas for sale. Samples can
be seen at Sharhey q office. Wash !
burn Wilson. Moscow, Ida. S2w4s
FOR SALE-White and Barred |
Plymouth Rock cockerels; 81 and /
sS. Mrs. Dan Madden, Lewiston.4'
For Sale or Trade-160 acres
at Hood River, Ore, partly in cul-
livation. For particulars see II.
Miller.
FOR SALE--Improved navy
beans. best quality, 2ls miles west
Of Mohler. Phone /. J. Longeteig,
Vollmer. J5wlO'
Walter Hoover returned Mon
day evening from a three-weeks'
visit among the smiles of sunny
California.
Mrs. e. T. Scholer went to Reu-
bens Saturday, where she spent
with her friend, Mrs. 0s-
car Davis.