The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-11
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# Prairie Lumber Co.
Go to the Prairie Lumber {
e for your building plans.
F Standard and Aberdeen Ut,
i coal at the Prairie Lumber Co.
Go to the Electrical Store VIII,
you want anything electrical.
See Madison Lumber Co. abo,
Cant Sag Gates. !" Made
order.
! MILLINERY--See the new ia
hats lust in at Mrs. j. d. Nj
Gown S.
The Hartman Shoe for men, nc
the cheapest. but the best job
Carlson.
FOR SALE-Tord touring ca
and Ford roadster Good as new
G. J. Miller.
FOR SALE-Cole' Hot Bias
heating stove and set bed springs
NV. Il. Spayde. 9tf
Treat your company and friend,
by taking them to Temple show
They are all good ones.
WANTED Experienced farm
er would like position on ranch by
the year. w. L. Spayde. Off
You can get all wool suits at
Carlson's for the same price you
pay for mixed goods t other plac.
es.
New goods arriving every day.
Columbia and Victor monographs
and records. Hughes, the jew
eler
Ii you want to sell your place,
list it with Billy Sullivan. If
you want to buy a-place see Billy
Sullivan as he has bargains. If
Are you going to have Victor
n your home this fall? If so, you
lad better place your order early,
Is these goods are hard to obtain.
Hughes, the Jeweler.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-The
Commercial Hotel, Nezperce. My
ealth compels removal to lower
ltitude. and there's a bargain
ere for someone. CO Farrar. A.
Mrs. A. Kachelmier and chill
rem moved in from the ranch the |
irst Of the week, for the school
ear, and will occupy the Water
Ian property Just south Of the
arochial school.
The man wins who insists on his
[othes being made from all wool
abrics, because all wool means
sonomy-they hold their shape,
old their color, and wear longer.
ohm Carlson. haberdasher 'n'ev-
'ything.
Announcement has been made
the approaching marriage Of
.iss Anna M. Mucken, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mucken, of
lis vicinity, and Fred J. Vogel,
hich will take place at the Cath
lie church in this city on Tues
ay, September %.
Misses Lottie iSorenson,. Ann
I'd Elizabeth Jacobs and Mrs.
arl Carey have leased the Mrs.
Z. Perrine residence and will
axe their home there during the
resent winter. Mrs. Perrine went
Moscow to be with her son,
con. who is attending the Uni
,rsity.
B. G. Albers, accompanied by
s father and mother and little
lughter and John Bauer, motor
to Nezperce Sunday where they
ent the day at the home Of Joe
Mr.. Schmidt is all old
me friend Of the family and he
poets to remove shortly from
azperce to Chewelah, Wash,
here he will make his future
Cottonwood Chronicle.
The Tribune has been informed
at number Of ranchers in the
'eippe country harvested large
lantities of grasshoppers and
red them for winter feed for
e chickens. A woman in Idaho
unity harvested several bushels
hoppers by driving them into a
t, scalded the bugs, dried them
r the chickens. This feed is
id to be equal to corn for max
g hens lay. So. some use has
en- made Of the hopper pest
'ofino Tribune.
Geo. Mucken and family, pio-
err and highly esteemed resi-
nts Of this community, arc maxi
g arrangements to move to Mt.
lgel, Ore, where they will make
cir home in the future on pro-
rty recently purchased by Mr..
ucken. While in town Tuesday
r. Mucken got a letter from his
other in Germany. from whom
had not heard in three years.
lie brother has a farm near the
lgian border and though the
nily was in hearing of the big
MS throughout the war and
lch distressed by conditions,
ey survived and are getting
ING very well. The letter states
~ American soldiers had been