The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.

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An fountain drinks and dishes, sub
ieet to war tax, are cash at Leo,s.
Hartford hail insurance-the Klno
that YOU want if you have hail storm
Curtis J. Miller, Agent.
little Miss Louise Davis came over
from Mohler and spent the weeK'eho
with her mother, Mrs. Dixie DAVIS.
Hartford hail insurance is like the
government bond you hold-the best
| security to be found. Curtis j. Miller
The war tax makes it necessary to
ask cash for all fountain. drinks ana
dishes subject to the tax at Leo's
Pharmacy.
The Temple Theatre will give anoth-
er dance, with music by the celebrated
| Lewiston Jazz Orchestra, next Thurs
day night, May %.
The Old Hartford writes policy
that means real protection, it you have
hail, at no more cost than smaller com
panies. C. J. Miller.
Kelly Springfield tires have certain
ly made friends with many automobile
owners here on the prairie, as our sales
will show. Heston & Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hodge returned
to their home in Moscow last Monday,
after several days visit with Attorney
and Mrs. G. G. Pennell in this city.
Mrs. John Medved and Mrs. T. F.
Jacobs departed Monday for Union
town. to attend the funeral of Lam
bert Weber, which occurred yesterday.
Judge F. f. 'Fogg, of Grangeville,
and Judge Daniel Needham, of Lewis
ton, were among the attorneys in at
tendance at the district court here this
week.
Goodyear and Kelly Springfield
automobile tires certainly make a great
pair to draw from. Either of these
tires sell with the highest guarantee.
Heston & Miller.
Post Office Inspector J. R. Fulin-
wider for the Spokane district is in
Nezperce to-day, the business guest of
Postmaster Anderson and paying his
periodical respects to this office.
A years labor and expense can be
wiped out in a few moments by hail.
Do not take this chance; the rate is
too cheap. A Hartford policy means
safe protection. Curtis J. Miller.
We are glad to announce to the pub
lie the reduction of 1870 on our Good
year tires. While they have been re-
duced in price their quality is better
than ever. Sold by Heston & Miller
Lewis County Poultry Club No. 2,
w. R. Emerson, leader, met at the
Christian church annex yesterday al
most hundred per cent strong and en-
joyed good session. The next meet
ing will be held at the same place May
81.
Curtis Miller sold an Oldsmobile
eight to Belts Brothers and an Olds-
mobile six to Martin Lux. He also
bought l60-acre farm of Milt Young,
three and one half miles north of Nez-
perez.
Have you forgotten we give free
water and examination on your storage
battery. Whether you are our custom
er or not you have this privilege and
we do not feel you are under obligation
to us in any way by taking advantage
of this offer. Heston & Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell came in
last night from their Waha ranch to
visit their daughter, Mrs. R. H. Y. Mos
er and family, and other Nezperce rela-
tives and friends. They recently sold
their place near Waha, and, after
Visiting around" for a season. plan
to locate permanently in the vicinity of
Lewiston.
Tony Cooper, who has for some time
been in the employ of John Mckinley
on his ranch in this section, on Sun
day, May had the misfortune to dis.
locate his right shoulder and tear the
connecting igaments while scuffhng
with friend, and on last Saturday
went to Lewiston to remain until he
RECEIVERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Schultz arrived
here by auto the first Of the week from
Wenatchee, and are spending several
days mingling with our citizens, and
he is looking after his interests in the
Nezperee, Ferdinand and Peck Hard.
ware establishments. Mr.. Schultz is
of the broader-visioned type of men
who are credit to any community.
and Nezperce appreciates his being in.
terested here in a business way as we'll
as his and his better-half's social inter.
with our people.
G. s. Galbraith, war hero, of Spo.
kane, who saw service with the 4tb
U. s. Engineers at Chateau Thierrv
st. Mihiel and the Argonne forest
was badly gassed in the former and
lost his right leg in the latter famous
battle-was registered at the Nezperce
Hotel yesterday, being en- route to
southern points by auto. His regiment
ike the End Engineers, to which many
Of our own boys belonged, was in the
thick of the American fighting from
the start of the drive at Chatham