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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
IL Sale-AuEonobass-Wanlsd


sTUDEBAEEE Special Six, 1890 model.
VIII sell az a bargain on terms Fn- oeisA
Tor demonstratlon-
FOR sALE-Ford Roadster. 1915 model.
good rubber reasonable price see aoIn
Wlsemun. sos p. san Antonlo.
WTIIYs-KNIGHT 1915 coupe. good me
chanicnI condition. good rubber Prone
r. Bliss. ask FOR lA6.
AUTO LAUN DE T-Eavs your cars
Washed while vou wait CASH PAID tor
old Forda go y. Eanaal. Pm III
FOR sHTF-One FORD automobile truck.
fine shape. also SHOW cases and Vail cases
cheap 400 = Overland. IN 80
FOR sALE-A Hudson sPeedstsr. ls19
model. IN first class CONDITION. OF par
ticulars eau Ph. G588 Or l2lI.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Natioual g. VIII
take COW. small truck or uiQmoolle. terms
10 responsible rarty- -. 4e2e-
VIZ HAVE q nurnher o. slightly used Good
year. F.restoue and hepu1le tiEes = 49,.
gain prices We also 90 eApelt 81 e----- 3
3o9 Teza1 st. Eederal IRE Co. ne.
We Can take light car &c trade for
lots Do Alta vista district or lots IN
Altura Park. these lots are priced r-gn-
call HaWkins. El- -a-1-
FOB sALE-I8e1. 2 passenger Buick. run
$500 miles on pavement. log q -
win sacrifice Gail between an and
nm eos Write OF p. e.
1915 FORD Touring. Fischer starter. soood
tires, sDeedousrar, cut out zee -oez.
seat covers. bargain. $3.50. Del Norta
Barber shop.
FOR EALE-Any part or repairs for oak
land car. 1l-B model cylinder block gen
orator. starter ard complete chassis
MAXWELL touring car. nrst class eondi-
ton, looks good. % eEchanse tor brood
marez- ". r Hunt Ea1ena. -
sTEEL nyTheeI seas band FOR any car;
velle. JORDAN. Nash and Essex. tie39i
Sc. Fred D. Eiil1tt. Pm -t-s.
BABY Grand. passenger, Chevrolet.
just IKE new. fine cord tires, cost $500.
cheap or take cheaper car iu trade Eh-
FOR sALE-Fordson tractor and Oliver
11rrrr does GOOD work harEains you
should Investigate C. Il Church. Asa-
cutie. 81. 81
NV CHaNDLEE-Has never been run.
only az demonstratcrs 7 must sen tia car
Immediately rwin trade or can arrange
terms. Pr. Vow. nlzhts.
DODGE SPECIALS.
Dodge cara Touring and Eead-
stern from $3.50 10. all rcdell
WALTERs q DrRHAI.
Phone f1ss. 71s y. san Antonio-
F0R SALE Or TRaDE-I have q 1913
model Hudson passenger car. new PAIN.
top and tires. extra tires. VIII trade lor
smaller car or Light arrange terms Eh
18lIi n ~ Wle1E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

UEAL
OPPORTUNITY
FOR clean cct. high CHASED men who want
20 70 into Life Insurance business. Sales
rnanshlp course free and liberal contract
I can use q good nan IN e Fanos Peco1s
Tuylh, Alpine. Valentine. Fl Stockton. It
Davis. Sierra Blanca ard aanderrous Tex
also LsordsburE and New Merico.
Communiczte With
IEO n. GCHU6TEEs
General Agent
Missouri state Life InsurGuce CO.
SIC NnIr Bfde. Phone s65.
''Ths LIE Nan Is Your Best Frisnd."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
H.I1 Wanisd-MaIs and Female

WANTED-Housenald or cook, white.
h family. 3 miles from town good salary.
references required call morning. a.
2711 Copper.
CONVENIENT and railway clerks need
ed evervwhere gI500-f23QQ, experience
rr1neee7v1ry particulars free. Write MOO
en- Institute 225 Charles BldE-. Denyel.
CTTRFs-flTen. Women1. ever II. for pos
tai nail service. fl25 month, experience
unnecessarT. Fer free particulars o. e1-
7-.inationa urfte R. Terry fforuer Civil
se-rics eraminerl. az Continental BIDS
VTashinrtou. .. O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30


POSITION desired by expert spanish and
English HtenoEra pher, translator and cor
res1ondent. nov iu 1fexicoc b. here Nov.
5th American address 13la Bls1ee st
WaNTED-By first class, experienced
bookzeeper. small set Of books % Keep
evenings write OF call Room g. Hotel
Ll-lAs.
WANTED-Position BY competent reg
istered druggist, best O. references 10
western town. not afraid Or work Ad-
dsess ]. ~ McCarthy. Winnllel4 Ia
EXPERIENCED an around uiachlnist
wishes position IN city OF mining company
in Mexico OF South America. speaks Span
ish. Address 81 90. care Herald.
WANTED-Positlon BY salesnan- best ref
erencag. either travelling OF city trade
grant me an interview Address II ~,
care Herald
VOCATIONAL. Depf. y. M. q A. haH to
offer Investigated ycunE men for al lines
Of service. I'm any position you have with
the right nan hy selection Pm $50. s8a,
25ls. NJ. Wheeler.
TANTED-situation as labor foreman On
construction. experienced handling AaIl-
cans building, bridging. mining glarry-
lnr and road work address Phu weber
P o. Box us. p Paso-
VANTED-PoEiuon as foreman by re-
rnonrfhfe nan with years experience IN
irrir7ted farming and banding Mexican
abor, references furnished Earl p Ban
cock, anthony. 81 81
WANTED-Posltion By first class account
ant as office manager. cashier or general
hookEeeper, recently IN charge OF ac-
counting department million dollar man
ufacturinE corporation Address 49,
care Herald
waNTED-Positiou by experienced mar
who desires work on ranch. has had eA-
uerlenca ID dairy work. trucking ElaQ-
line engine work. As married and desires
permanent position. employed 40 present
a "a HHnnmNL
DRaF-TgWaN - Extensive experience,
chiefly architectural good letlereFs pro-
ffrIant vTith en-cfffcatfous shorthand and
typewriter can qualify as salesuan Or
building specialtles5 commercial SPANISH
references. desire local posllion- Eh- selsl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

AUTOMOBILE TOPS
THE DISTINCTIVE TYPE
seat covers. cushions. wrecked bodIs1 re-
paired body b1ildlnE ard raindnEs re-
pairing
Our EioeE % the largest ard cur equip
ment the most ecnplera iu the s1uthuest.
When We recover q toy VITA eur FaurI-
lold We know from. experiences that we
are giving Cur customer the best possible
value
AUTO THINNING q SUPPLY CO.
11i west san Antonio St.
= FaH1. EaEaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
Auction Sala

TSrTr5F. IA WILLIAMS. AUCuoSEEH,
- ~. office SIS E san Antonio. ave
ffor house VIII handle sales n O '-t
~ town ofHce h1urs. $40. ia 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
For RenI-Roon, Furni.bsd


COMFORTABLY. steam heated room n
residence district 1880 Arizona Phi 2f46,
FURNIsHED brick room IN rear q lot
1871 Montana
COOL ROOMS, 81 AND s. WEEK-Hot
aud cold water. PA lllo. Hotel Ie1al-
WELL frrnished mont bedroom III n
ST. Vraln. Ph. 60llW after pm 10 SICK
GOOD doUntoWn rms, an outzide. reason
able, op. courthouse. go p san Ant9nlo-
HOTEL sAVOT-I00 modern roma IS
private baths. rates reasonable an excel
lent family hotel Ph. 51e0. llf g stanton
STEAM heaisl.. com. adjoining bath. con-
tinuous hot var. walking distance. also
LARGE. pieasant room 90 private bone.
iona. p. "a
Molly furnished rooms. hot and cold
running water. shower and tub bath 90l
y. oreEon-
LARGE, beaufifuIy furnished room. steam
heated. no health seeker, refereuces- 1olI
Montana. Ph- 1l48.
DESIRABLE room adjoining bath. IN
private family. suitable for one employed.
walking distance References. n .lasM-
NICELY Furnished steam heated room On
private home, suitable fgr gentlemen
1903 y. stanton. IN -ull-
NICELY furnishsd steam heated room.
private entrance. convenient % bath ref-
erences- p. I655W.
Extra iarrs room with sleeping porch. 2
beds. no sick. also room with Eitchenet-
rs y. y Paso-
LARGE nicely furnished front room. close
IN. downstairs. with refined family. III
Arizona
THREE newly furnished bedrooms
light Housekeeping room - desired 1880
1yrtle. corner Noble. Ph. 52s3W-
TWO large. nicely furnished bedrooms.
gentlemen preferred. close IN SO ~
STANTON
FOR RENT-One mont bedroom. nicely
furnished in private home. suitable for
young nan 1s23 Montana Pr s95A
DESIRABLE front room, adjoining bath.
close an. private entrance. suitable Tor
couple OF lady employed. private home, no
SEX IN ll4l-
NICELY furnisheG room. adjoining bath,
steam heat walking distance. private
family. 10 healthy adult only. Us W
Missouri. Apt &
Molly f1rnished bedroon for or 2
gentlemen. outside entrance. convenient
70 bath. one half block o. IT. Bliss car
line, Phi. 7oe9W.
FRONT room. bath adjoining. close ln. IS
week. for uuincumbered middle aged gen
tlaman. private home sos n stautcn
For Rent-Rooms Unfinished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

1IIILugERT-llzne. sesalL sos n. kan
saE New hats made. cid hats renovated.
rllllinerg supplles sold
eERVICE. ECONOTTF. SATISFACTION.
CITY CLEANING " OHhS-
Mems piece suits. cleaned. pressed al-43
Mems . piece suits. cleaned, pressed. fl-60
Phone 1900 FOR prices on lldier goods
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

TVTERsTATE POSITIONS.
Gteuorran pliers. Arizona. ---.- .tlel-slll
English Gtenograpners Mexico 900
write or wire. giving age. experience,
references married or single
INTERSTATE ABILIrORss
go EITIREDGE BLDG DENElzEs COLO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

Help Mauted-Agent1.
@=.-@--@---~---~-=-~ l----~-@-r-~-----~-~-rs
FIBRE HROOls-The agents Eure money
maker. outwear 4 corn brnoma. weep
easier. HhlrlUind seller. write Harnack
Co, Gosh Eouston 81. - VOL. Tex
DISTRICT mauaEers offered rare oppor-
tunity. territorial agency. fastest and best
seller. original product. money back e1Een-
tlaI write for agency proposition Gas
tine Co. Bridgeton. p. J.
WaEE SIS hour selling Columbus Rain
coztsf to your friends Miller made $50
first day spare time. big profits. aampla
free. act quick Columbus Ral1ccat MfE-
Co, Dept eoT. Columbus. Ohlo-
SELL OUR 5000 mile guaranteed new tires.
not reconstructed or seconds. hru1d neWs
nationally advertised. 51E3li sells for
g1t-35 others range according 70 size, no
Investment or experience neceasarTs big
money maker. Eiaa1-Worth Co. 1953
Michigan av-. ChleaEo-
AGENTs-3faEe $50 -Veaiiy taking orders
for fast selling Goodyear raincoata. hun
dreds o. orders waiting, s1-50 an hour for
spare time. we deliver and collect. sample
coat free. write today for agency. Good
year Mig Co, eg5T Goodyear BLDG kan
sas city. 10.
PREVENTOL sells wherever people eat or
Sleep our agents say IL is the quickest
selling and most profitable product ever
handled. experience unnecesaary Tor inn
mediate earnings. liberal commissions.
write today Haynea Chemical Corp.
Richmond, Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

A BARGAn-F0R SALE.
one 1898 D1dro Touring car cord
tires. good TOP. good paint, SPOT
urht. etc: must sell this car
this week. call c. C. shelton
Phi eloa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

S. TO $50 loaned honest employees. eoutL-
dental Drake. 2Ol Roherts-B Banner Bldg-
570VT7T 10 Loan On diamonds. watches and
jepgelry. EULLAN's- IA q. stanton Sc
NED Eg0s-Icnr time easy payment plan
for SHARED furniture owners contidentlaL
welfare Loan Co. 295 Herald Bldg.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old jsWelry az
Tornbardis. u1anufacturlng 1eUelerA III
san Francisco St
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, Auto-
robiies. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral a. lowest rate on h1eral terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SIS Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

FOR sALE-New Ford coupe. terms 20
responsible parties Pm a1la, Intcrua-
tionai Warehousa Co., 1891 Nagofun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
H.In Raried-Fenals

Heb Wauisd-Female
----------~-~------~----.7 ------------,
SEWING girl wanted Apply SIT Myrtle.
WENTED-Good dining room girl Ap-
ply 7o8 ~ QreEon.
WaNTED-YounF lady typist 70 do office
ard store work Can 81 2. San Antonlo.
TFsSTFD-E7psTienced -szlssiadies. Ap-
Ply T. A. CouEens store AZ once.
WASTED-Glrl for general housework.
uaust stay some nlEhta llo5 Noble
WANTED = experienced am5erznsid
coed wages Apply the New Ae1leo Cox
tnEe sanatorium. Silver city, y. ~
WaNTED-Merican woman FOR general
houssworE must stay niEhtA 1911 Non
taua-
iTEXICAN woman FOR houssEor<. 70
cooking, 11o1 Park Road. Kern Place Fn-
11lL
W4NTED-Coiored woman to cook FOR
fanIv of e no washing. scrubbinE o.
heavy work. Pm. ISL
PIX OPFRATOR with HiEh school edu-
cation and who speaks Spanish fuently-
Apply IN writing. Peyton PaelzinE CO.
WANTED-A woman TO keep house for 3
live with family, no Washing bls z hio
lrln1es u ~.
WANTED-TypiEt 70 addreHa envelopes IN
spanish. must be fast and accurate see
1Ir. Manrique. 519-52o Herald Bldg.
TaNTFD-Good cook family Of 3. good
hsme for right party AID good vases
Fh. 1896.
WANTED-G0Tsrncss for small chill
dren on ranch. P. O. Box 81. Valentine
Tex
WANTED-NEmes women-Eiri1 IS 70 g.
Wishing 20 become Fl Plao po1tottlce
clerks. 1900 first year. Address 7 5ta,
care Herald
WANTED-1fexlcan SRI or woman for
general homework. good wages @ right
party. must have references and stay
niEhiE Apply $3.50 Richmond AZ.
PHOTOPLATs-50o0 IDEAS needed. work-
inr rlrl paid $4,000 for ideas she thought
worthless. details free. Write RroducerG
League. $50 ST. Louis No.
TWO LADIES. 20 10 so years. good ap-
pearance and approach. cutside work. so
q start. Gail Sunday &c 8. M West
Room 3. AS 5lssa-
WOfAN OF girl for cooking and general
homework, washing and ironing optional.
can stay on place n desired call 1915
Los AnEeles 81. sturdy OF 5unday-
EARN f1F weekly. spare time. writing FOR
newspapers, magazines. experience unuec-
eu-ary. details free Press Syndicate. i65
81 Louil 90.
LADIES 70 handle Cosmetie Faes-Psslsr-
sells fast ! agent here made SIS flint
day. agents name furnlshed7 Yesi call
1905 Texas. Apt. s. Your samples ready
now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

PEsF-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
open day and night 6of-5c5 Texas. Pa
11l Private 1mhulance serviee-
}. >. EAsTEE q co.
no Is. Camuhen 81. Phones 81 and ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

FoH sALE-Huds1n 3 passsnEer ped
gtsr. 1880 mcdeL run 1900 rifles. cord
tires and In excellent mechanical coudf-
ton good rcza1n FOR selling aud priced
right Inquire o. A. C. Harrison. Room
q. Er--- E---E.-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

conn -rT-- r-1TneII f1r 1lI8 9 I1ToI1li
h7-a ofher Interest," that dem1na entlre
eI--s- -bout $500 20 handle. Addre7a
care Eerrlr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

~ F75TFD-Ffnancial aid am locating
rich mining property IN Ae1-ico Wnere
--1frr- r1fufur never existed Auorll-
76s. care Herald Bldg. y Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

FOR SALE Or TRaDE-I have q 1873
model Hudson passenger car. new PAIN
top and tires. extra tires. VII trade lor
mailer car or light arrange terms Pr
$500 r. r Wilcox
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

THEE CHaTH Barber shop. oid stand,
DONG = good business Thonaa J. O'f-elily'
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

6s1STFT-sS lunch room for sale. $500 VII
handle = taken by NoE. 4th- Eh- $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

o-f- ore Ia town e 2900. new building,
~ r4n led win sell cheap fcr cash Az
-1- urr cf Anime. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
Roaning 60 saIs Ia RsnI
Rooning Hou.es-WanIed

FFaFTFD-To buy from owner. small
--r---r- Ern.. nh III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30
For Renl-RooH.s Unfurnisbed

FOR REST-Unfurnishsd rooms 1s1 y
Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

6FFT STALLS Tor rent in the new town
market building acroal frorn the runl'
rHr----~ IN rI==Enm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-30

Garages For Rent
ONE large stone garage for rsnL ii1I
Montana
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Chas. Coon and family went te
Lewiston Wednesday to spend
the winter.
Lillian and Eva McGee have
been visiting in Lewiston ano
Charleston the past few days.
Jamie Hamilton is spending q
few days at Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coon
spent Thanksgiving in Lewiston
with Mrs. Coon's parents.
Miss Bernice Codie who is
teaching the Ringsage school
spent Thanksgiving with home
folks at Charleston.
Miss Elsie Whitman who is
teaching the Central Ridge school
spent Thanksgiving with her
parents at Angel Ridge.
Hans Longeteig returned to the
Ridge Saturday from Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holmes
and son, Ernest, went to Birming-
ham, Wash, Wednesday Har-
ry's father came up from Peck to
look after the ranch.
Central Ridge was well repre-
sented at the Thanksgiving
dance at Peck Thursday night.
Miss Bernice Melcum has re
turned from a three weeks visit
at Lewiston and Charleston.
Roy Melcum S brother, A. M
Melcum, of Asotin, is here visit
ing him.
Ralph Melcum went to Peck to
donate work on the road.
William Hamilton and family
had dinner with Ben Powell Sun
day.
Roy Melcum had the wood saw
at Work Monday saving wooc
for winter.
Jack Rugg was hauling bear
straw from Chas. Coon's Monday
and had the misfortune to upset
the load.
Mr. Simmons made a trip te
Peck last week. Reporter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02
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Administering program was
given by the Russell school last
week.
John I'll. Hoeck has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Russell
The office has been vacant fol
several weeks.
G. B. King went up on the
North Fork last week to visit his
aged mother.
Mrs. j. III. Albers and sons are
enjoying visit at Spokane and
other points.
Z. H. Waters attended a meet
ing of the farmers union at Spo-
kane last week.
Mr.. Albert East, who came
here from Bonners Ferry, has
rented the Schlautmann place.
Mrs. Wallace Williams is visit
ing in Spokane.
Mrs. G. B. King returned re-
Gently from Hot Lake, Oregon,
where she has been with her faith
er, j. L. Greenwood, who had an
operation performed.
A small part Of the bean crop
has been threshed, in this section.
Some has been stacked and will
be fed for hay, while much re-
mains in the field not cut. One
rancher offered to sell his beans
at Peck for 3 cents pound, but
could find no buyer.
The pupils of the Russell and
Harbke schools are preparing
Christmas programs. Russell
will have a Christmas tree Thurs
day evening, Dec. %; Harbke
will give their program Christ
mas Eve, Dec. "a.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02
Prairie Basket Ball League.

A prairie basket ball league is
in the making, the towns to be
included in the circle are Grange
vile, Winchester, Craigmont and
Nezperce, and it is planned to ar
range series Of games which
will furnish good winter sport for
the fans in these communities.
Nezperce will be very much in
the game with the following list
of stars and near-stars to make
up her team from: Stellmon,
Schildnecht, Harbke, Basket,
Perrine, Clayton Miller, G. Thom-
as, Wright, Hollen, FL. Barbee,
Corriel. Farris and others.
A game will be played tomor-
row (Friday) night between the
town and high school teams at
the high school gym in this city,
and no admission will be charged
IT is desired that all who possib-
ly can turn out to see this open
ing of the basket ball season here,
for the sport will progress thru
the season according to the inter
est taken in it by the community.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02
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New Silos for Lewis County
Farmers.
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Two of the farmers Of the Fair
view district who are making pro-
fitable use Of their summer fall
low ground are John Lundaby
and Geo. Thompson. Both Mr..
Lundaby and Mr.. Thompson are
the proud owners of an 80-ton silo
erected this summer, making sub
stantial additions to their high
grade farming equipment.
Mr.. Lundaby had in 16 acres of
corn and 4 acres Of sunflowers
this summer which will produce
more than enough tonnage to fill
his silo Mr.. Thompson had in 16
acres of corn, much of which was
thin stand but which yielded
approximately SO tons of ensil-
age. Both of these farmers are
feeding a number of high grade
cattle and with this ensilage it
will assure them Of an ample sup
ply Of feed throughout the winter
and spring months
Mr.. Lundaby is siloing his corn
and sunflowers separate in order
that he obtain comparative
check of the relative feeding val
ue Of the two when he feeds it
out. Sunflowers, though having
proven successful as an ensilage
crop in other states, have never
been used for this purpose in this
locality and this is one of the
first instances of them being used
here for this purpose. No better
use of summer fallow ground in
this county could be obtained
than the growing Of such crops
as corn, sunflowers or peas and
oats for ensilage purposes. All
of these crops can be grown sue
cessfully on this prairie and the
farmer with silo need not worry
about a shortage of feed or high
priced hay when the pasture is
short.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02
Billupses Take Winter Vacation

Frank Billups, who has been
journeying up and down this sec.
ton as rural mail carrier on Nez-
perez Route No. ! since the es-
tablishment of the local mail
routes some IL years ago, de
cided last summer to extend his
travels somewhat and put in sew
eral months at the job. He asked
Uncle Sam for years leave OF
absence, and, after the usual
amount Of red tape had been
measured off, his request was
granted. Accordingly, he and his
better half and their daughter,
Miss Ivy, left this morning for a
few days visit in Lewiston. AT
ter which they will go to Topeka,
Kansas, to visit brother Mr.. Bill
lups has not seen for % years.
Thence, they will go to his old
home at Kenova, West Virginia
then to visit another brother and
sister and other relatives at
White Sulphur, w. Va. They will
then return west and spend the
remainder Of the winter in Cali
fornia.
TT, f. Kight will be in charge OF
route No. / during Mr.. Billups
absence.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02
Jacobs Crumpacker.

The marriage Of two of this
community's popular young peo-
pie took place at the Catholic
church here at 100 o'clock Mon
day morning when Rev. Father
a. W. Rompe, the parish priest,
pronounced the impressive cere-
mony which made Orville E.
Crumpacker and Miss Ann Mary
Jacobs husband and wife.
The wedding was conducted
quietly in the presence Of the rel
atives and immediate friends of
the principals, and following the
ceremony, the happy twain took
the train for Lewiston, Spokane
and other points, to be gone
about ten days. They will return
to the Crumpacker home east of
this city to take up their resi-
dence.
The bride is a charming daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. F. Ja-
cobs, prosperous and well liked
pioneer farmer folk Of this com
munity. and is a thorough Nez-
perez product, having been rear
ed and educated here.
The groom is also Of one of our
pioneer families, the eldest son
Of Mrs. w. E. Crumpacker, and
excepting the several years his
family resided in Walla Walla,
his home has been here. He is a
steady and industrious young
young man, and since the death
Of his father several years ago
has been engaged with his moth
er in farming their large acreage
east of town.
With their many friends The
Herald extends congratulations
and all good wishes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-12-02

Thanksgiving day was observed
at the Christian church Thursday
morning with an excellent pro-
gram. The chief feature OF the
Service was the music. The choir
under the able leadership OF Les,
lie Baskett, rendered beautiful
anthem. The audience was given
= rare treat by Miss Thula La
Toilette, of Spokane, who render
ed two violin solos. Miss La Fol
lette is an artist with the violin
and plays in way that is appre-
ciated by all lovers Of music. Les
lie Basket rendered a cornet So
10 which was received as usual,
for all know and appreciate the
talent and ability Of Mr.. Basket
,as o leader of music and as a So
loist.