The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-02-20
Get it done at Doggett's.
Hay for sale. See Lees Swartz
StOfer is a Doctor of OPTION.

/ Good second-H organ al
Laier's.
Room and board at the Nezperc
Hotel, $40 per week.
Shoes are high. Save the ole
ones by having them repaired a
A. r. Fixes shop.
Mrs. III. G. Mann and Mrs
Cox were over from Ilo the frs
of the week to have dental work
done.
/ Stoufer, the jeweler, has in
lstalled a $3.50 chronomtter in his
store and will now have the cor
rect time.
Miss Cecil Zolber, of near Voll-
'mer, is visiting her aunt and sis
ter, Mrs. r. B. Kincaid and Mrs,
Harry Knutson.
For Sale Is good homestead
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Montana, at
snap prices. Write j. B. William
lson, Washtucna, Wash. 3Sw6*
Everybody loves a gossipy
woman. Who spreads the gossip
in Nezperce. Find out at the
home talent play, Feb. 28th.
Mrs. Harry Billow came up
from Charleston last Saturday
and is the guest of her father
and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'll. G. BillOW. in this CITY.
The travelling public is always
delighted and surprised to find
an up-to-date barber shop like
the Gem State in small town
Is this a boost for Nezperce?
Manager Sunderlin Of the Nez-
perez Hardware Co. went to
Peck the first Of the week to- ar
range for the opening of the
Peck branch of this chain Of
stores, about March /.
Butterfat in pure, clean cream,
is cash item the same as wheat.
We need more good cream and
have a special proposition for
steady shippers.
Mutual Creamery Company,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Now is the time to place your
order for an electric range. 1t
takes some time to get your
range and equipment installed
after you have ordered, so try
not to delay your order until the
day you wish to start using your
stove, for such a delay would
spell disappointment. Grange
vile E. L. & P. Co.
Jacob Becker has leased his
ranch in the Russell section and
is preparing to have a big auc-
ton sale of his farming equip
ment on Feb. 27-the sale he in
tended to have last fall, but the
flu epidemic prevented. He plans
to go to Wyoming to join the
colony from this county in and
around Savageton, Wyo.
Edwin A. Eastman, who enlist
ed in the United States Marines
three years ago in June and has
since had all sorts of experiences
as one of Uncle Sans famous
soldiers Of the sea-" wires to
his homefolks here that he ar
rived safely in Newport News,
Va, on Wednesday of last week |
from France, and hopes to be
nome on a furlough in the near
future.
j. p. Sorenson returned last
Thursday evening from La
9rande, Enterprise and other
negon points. While over in
he Enterprise section he bought
me Of the finest Percheron stall
ons in the United States. The
Ilinal is 3-year-old, registered
IS Godfrey and has pedigree
econd to none. He arrived here
he latter part of the week and
will be kept at Mr.. Sorenson S
livery barn in this city.
Lieutenant Chas. May Ander-
on, son Of Col. and Mrs. j. WI
Anderson of this city, recently
eceived his discharge as a sur
icon in the army, with special
ommendation from the Surgeon
ieneral for the services he had
endered while in the service.
lieutenant Anderson was some
ime ago rendered the position Of
econd assistant surgeon in the
.ong Island Hospital, at Brook
yn, N. Y, and this he accepted
n leaving the army.
Sergeant and Mrs. d. A. Lin
.er came over from lilo the first
f the week and were guests of
Id Nezperce friends for a couple
f days before returning to their
ome at Prosser, Wash. Ser
cant Under recently returned
rom overseas service in France
nd has been discharged. He
ras in the 346th Artillery, 91st
Division, and while his regiment
yhich was armed with the fast
'rench IS millimenter guns, did
OF get into the hard fighting
hat the infantry Of the 91st ex-
erienced, it was well up to the