The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

| Are you ready for the city ele
| ton next Tuesday?
| Buy Royal Cord and get bes
in tires. A. r. F'ike.
/ Mrs. S. d.. Stoufer returne
| Saturday from Lewiston.
| John Gehrke returned las
night from a visit to Lewiston.
| When in the need of tires, ca
at the Tire Depot. A. Il. Fike.
Sheriff Mitchell went to Reu
hens this morning on official bus
illness.
Banker Zimmerman, of Vol
mer; was a Nezperce visitor Sat
lurday.
Chas. f. Thomas went to Lewis
ton this morning on a business
mission. g
They don't make richer anC
finer candies than are carried al
the Temple.
Supt. Mitchell of the N. & |
was a Lewiston visitor the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Roy Stellmon returned
Tuesday from a visit with rela-
tives at Charleston. se
VIM. Sullivan has the Franklin
auto agency for Lewis, Clear
water and Idaho counties.
We fix anything in machinery
and fix it right. Nezperce Ga
rage and Machine Works.
Chas. Devoe, accountant for the
Madison Lumber Co, came in this
morning from Cottonwood.
Miss Clara .Sorenson returned
yesterday evening from Colfax,
where she is attending school,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. I'll. Thompson
and Miss Ethel were passengers,
for Lewiston yesterday morning
Let the Nezperce Garage and
Machine works do your repair
ing. machine work, welding, etc.
An expert on the job.
Mrs. E. r.. Flickinger came in
from Lewiston yesterday evening
for visit with homefolks here,
L. f. Jacobs and family.
Editor G. FL. Martin, Of the Ilo|
Register, was a business visitor
n Nezperce Saturday and made
rhe Herald a -fraternal call.
You are missing something ex-
ia if you do not see the Friday |
light and Sunday afternoon
hows at the Temple Theatre.
Geo. w. Waterman, Leslie Roth,
5hos. Rawson r. S. Richards and
s Thompson were business visit
IFS in the city yesterday from
Aamiah.
For Sale e-Four registered Pol
nd China males and registered
lit, Z weeks old. Take them now
nd raise them yourself. Harry |
!. Cranke. 46w2
The Nezperce Garage is now
yell prepared to do all kinds Of
lachine work with j. W.. Har-
ourt, an expert Of 30 years ex-
e1ience. on the job.
TIRES! TIRES! Ajax and
Tnited States. Our stock is com
lete. The U. S. Royal Cord is in
class by itself. Mightier than
lie road. A. r. Fike.
Mitchell Lewis in a fighting,
wing, daring role in drama Of
over and romance" -"The Code ]
E the Yukon at the Temple
heatre Friday, April 25.
Word was received here this
orning that E. D. Turner, well
nown and highly esteemed citi- q
N Of the Mohler section, had {
a stroke Of paralysis. r
Oscar Schafer, the youngest $
n of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. .Schaf- T
J. of the Alpine section, was re- !
,rted quite low this morning af- ?
r protracted illness. but is said !
be better this afternoon. J
j. w. Curtis, superintendent Of :
e Nezperce Public Schools dur
g the 1917-1918 term, has been v
pointed to and has accepted the =
perintendency of the Kamiah :
hools for the coming term. j"
Messages received here the first 9,
the week announced the arrival y
New York Of Martin Thompson
d Earl Garvin, two more Nez- II
rec boys who were in the real .,
,hting with the 91st. Division in r
ance. .. E,
F. M. Brownfield Of the Nez- a.
rec Roller Mills came up from W
wiston last night to look after, d,
.al interests of the institution. m
reports a fine business locally
d all up and down the line and
growing demand for the mill
)ducts.
John Hamilton, who entered a
, service from this county last W
ly. and for the past several cl
nths has been stationed at Ft. nc
gan, Utah, recently received oil
discharge and returned to m
s city from that point last Sat OF
lay evening. He is q son-in-
n IT r 4 n