The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.

FORD-Good as new, at a
bargain. G. J. Miller.
My fall millinery stock is now
On display. Mrs. McCown. 2w
FOR SALE Fresh jersey COW.
d. Hoover, 2 miles east of town. 2
John Jorgens returned Mon
day night from a business visit to
Spokane.
Mrs. Ernst Wienss and daugh-
tier, Mrs. Harris, left Monday for
ISpokane.
Next is the Kamiah fair, Sept.
16, II, l8. Everybody enjoys the
Kamiah fair.
j. G. Wright came up from
Lewiston Tuesday to look after
local business interests.
Fred l.. Ulin, president of the
Lewiston Business College, was a
Nezperce visitor yesterday.
Walter Zimmerman and Sher-
man Way, of Craigmont, were
visitors ip this city Monday.
See Huff & Peterson about the
Swanlite farm lighting system.
We install the whole system.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
and the banks, county offices and
post office will be closed for the
holiday.
Carlson has just received his
new line of woolen and cotton un-
derwear for fall and winter Prize
es very reasonable.
August went out with a killing
frost in this section, Tuesday
night being clear and the tenn
perature falling to % degrees.
Robert Robinson, of Missoula,
Mont, joined his wife here yester-
day to spend the balance of his
vacation before returning to col
lege.
FOR. SALE CHEAP -Six-room
bungalow, in good condition, with
stone cellar. chicken house and
garage. Two full lots. +. j. Ste
vens.
Carrier Frank Billups Of Nez-
perce rural mail route No. is
taking his annual 15.day vaca-
ton, and his better half is substi-
tuting for him,
Miss Beulah Carey will leave
the first of next week for Cow
iche, Wn., to take up her third
years work in the public school
faculty of that place.
The rains of the latter part Of
last week delayed harvesting op-
erations bit, but ideal weather
conditions have followed and the
delay has been well overcome by
the improved opportunity to
speed up all along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Miller re-
turned last night from Soap Lake,
Ore, where they have been on a
brief sojourn for his health. They
were accompanied from Spokane
by Master Marion Felt, who re-
turned this morning with his
father, G. w. Felt, to Spokane.
LOOK-3-tine bundle forks,
1.25; 4-tine bundle forks, 1.35.
Oils, axle grease hard oil, 600
y steam cylinder oil, machine ex-
tras, diapers and plumbing
goods, paints and oils close pric-
es and good service. Huff & Pc
terson.
Mrs. P. B. Blake and son, Ham
ilton, went to Lewiston Saturday,
where she will be principal of the
Whitman school this winter. They
were accompanied by Mrs.
Blake's mother, Mrs. Mary e.
Wood, who will spend few days
in Lewiston before continuing her
trip to Los Angeles.
The Belts "boys", who are
among those most extensively
engaged in prairie farming oper-
ations, report a yield of 81 bush
els Of Marquis wheat to the acre
en- a 120-acre field west Of this
city This spring wheat showing
is fdlr 1nd1cdtlOn OF WndJ Une
Nezperce Prairie is good for year
in and year out. No failures here,
thank you.
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED d !
when you see my Is HI. p. twin
Excelsior motorcycle, fully equip
ped with electric lights, horn,
speedometer. MORE SURPRIS-
ED when you learn the small sum
that will buy it; less than half of
to-day's price. Drop me line,
| will ride it around and show you
some real value. Ralph j. Trim
BILE, Craigmont. Ida. 2w'
Word has been received here
that Mrs B. j. Fike, who recently
moved with her family to the vi
cinity Of Sunnyside, Wash, has
been quite i'll of typhoid fever, but
is improving 1t seems that
some 20 people, including Mrs.
Eike, who had been attending a
Of the Brethren
church near Sunnyside. were