The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-03-17

DIR. Dummlt. Nezperce.
Buy 5 and 6-inch cedar post;
at the Prairie Lumber Co.
A real dance againl At The
Temple. Theatre after the show
tonight.
DR.. Dunlap Of Craigmont was
a professional caller in Nezperct
yesterday.
Hay-Oat hay for sale. +. II
Detterman, phone 10520. 42wl'
j. r.. Gilbertz. the Ferdinand
merchant, was a Nezperce visitor
Sunday
Buy Ford Ton Truck and re-
duce hauling costs. Nezperce
Motor & Supply Co.
For Sale Bed spring and mat
tress, new. A bargain at $40. r.
L. Hickok, phone 1924
Safety, service is our motto, =
but we can't have it unless the
roads have been dragged.
For Rent-Store building re-
Gently vacated by the G. G. Co.
Call at store or phone 293S.
Lost Monday afternoon,
horse whip, between 'Cargill s
ranch and Rochdale. w. f. Car
gill. 42w1
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick johnson
and children returned yesterday
from Portland, where they spent
the winter
Our roads can be made the
standard of the world" by con-
stant use of the drag.
The Rebekah lodge held a big
meeting in this city Tuesday
night, with degree work and a
luncheon and social time after
ward.
Alvin Caldwell will go to Lew
iston Monday to attend the sec
ond annual convention of secre-
taries Of the Odd Fellows Lodge
of the Lewiston district.
Having sold my business and
intending to. leave in short
time, / wish all persons indebted
to me to please come in and set
tie, either with me or at the I'm
ion State Bank. John T. Gist,
M. d.
"The way to better light" is
one thing, but the way to better
roads is the drag.
Phillip j. Weeks, of Nezperce,
was visitor in San Francisco
last week where he registered at
the Hotel Larne after completing
an extensive tour of the coast, ac-
cording to a report of people reg
istered at San Francisco hotels.
Roy Thompson made a trip to
Spokane last week in a new Ford |
sedan, which the Nezperce Motor
q Supply Co. recently sold to a
resident of that city. The jour
-ney was made without hitch
and the car was delivered in fine
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs Galen johnson,
who were recently married in
California, came in Friday even
ing and have taken up their resi-
dence on the w. f. Johnson
ranch southeast of town. Gal
ems many Nezperce friends are
glad to welcome. him and his
bride to the old prairie.
More miles, less skid (not a
phrase, but a fact") if the roads
have been dragged.
After Easter ball, Dreamland
hall, Grangeville, Tuesday even
ing, April 5. Special musical pro-
gram by celebrated Mann Broth
ers & Kelsey orchestra direct
from Metronome at Lewiston. If
you enjoy music and dancing go
to Grangeville on April 5. 42w2I
j. K, Turner and son, Fred c.,
have been in this city the past
several days from San Diego,
Cal, adjusting matters connected
With the sale of the Turner Bros.
,anch southeast of town to w. F. }
Johnson. They left this morn !
ng for their California home. 1
fred stated that their oil venture
II the California oil fields is e
out very satisfactorily I
nd that the drill in the well they q
re putting down had been in oil
and for several days prior to his
eaving. The senior Mr.. Turner
vho though 78 years old, is still a
s active and full of business and v
york as most men Of 40, and he c
J just as strong in his claim that o
his is the best farming country a
here is, and he came from the W
est farming section of Iowa al
ONE 18 years ago and has beeni G.
retty closely in touch with con- b
itions here ever since. II