The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-04

The best place to eat-Mack
Cafe.
The finest and freshest cand
J at the Temple.
+ Buy your cedar posts at tn
Prairie Lumber Co. tt
. Go to the Prairie Lumber Co
for your building plans. If
Standard and Aberdeen Utal
coal at the Prairie Lumber Co.
i 10 to the Electrical Store whel
you want anything electrical.
T. f. Jacobs went to Lewiston
yesterday on business mission.
| See Madison Lumber Go. about
Cant Sag Gates. = Made to
order.
i MILLINERY See the new fall
hats Just in at Mrs. j. d. Me-
Gown s.
The Hartman Shoe for men, not
| the cheapest. but the best. John
Carlson.
FOR SALE-Cole s Hot Blast
heating stove and set bed springs.
W Il. Spayde. Off.
Treat your company and friends
by taking them to a Temple show.
They are all good. ones.
WANTED-Experienced farm
er would like position on ranch by
the year. w. L. Spayde. Off.
Chas. Burkhart departed yester-
day for Lewiston and thence 10
eastern points for the winter.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike O'Connor
left yesterday for Camas, Wn., /
where they will make their home
N the future.
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. tt
lIanford Mutt returned yestcr-
lay to his home in Juliaetta, after
! visit at the home of his sister,
YRS. M. II. Paige. in this city.
Are you going to have Victor
n your home this fall9 If so, you
,ad better place your order early,
S these goods are-hard to obtain.
hughes, the Jeweler.
The man wins who insists on his
lothes being made from all wool
abrics, because all wool means
conomy-they hold their shape,
old their color, and wear longer.
ohm Carlson, haberdasher n 'ev-
rything.
Walter Hooverleft this morning
)r LaVerne. Cal. where he will
Ike look over the country with
lie view Of locating permanently.
Walter was one of this section s
lost progressive and prosperous
Dung farmers, and will prove a
.edit to any community, and
lille he is given up here reluc- c
unity, all wish him the best OF h
lex and success wherever he To- a
ties. /
F. L. Williams. of Boise, and A.
I. Kjosness. of Moscow, county
gent leader and assistant, were a
ere the latter part Of the week in {
Inference with County Agent
Tade, and they expressed them
Ives as being highly pleased
it'll the progress Of the work i'll
is county. They went from here
Grangeville, Idaho county hav-
e recently Joined the list Of pre-
'essives with county agent.
The Tribune man enjoyed
ost agreeable visit Monday
ON w. P. Conger Of the Nez-
rec Herald and g. R. Ficking-
linotype operator with the
swiston Tribune. Mr.. Conger
as accompanied by his sons,
rec fine, intelligent appearing
US of whom Brother Conger
S reason to feel proud All the
ooys'' were taking a little out
g for their annual vacation
'ofino Tribune.
Belts Brother, a quartet OF
lteh,prbsing young farmers OF
of this city, on last Mon
" leased the Geo. P. Chrjsten-
n ranch and his lease holdings
me 900 acres-and bought his
rming equipment. This gives
EN- something like 2700 acres,
all Of which they ex-
ct to have in crop next season,
d it particularly demonstrates
cir faith in the reliability OF our
rming section to deliver the
DDS. Mr.. Christensen, who has
ade a fine stake in his farm oper
ions in the Alpine section, will
I'VE his family to California for
e winter, and probably to per-
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