The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-02-28

Community silver ware at Later 3.
Rugs to fit every fancy at Later s.
Window glass and the fixin . at
4aier's.
Bulk garden and field seeds. 9. W.
Buckley.
SEE al. Huff for plumbing and
Stove parts. 2s-tf
First-class cobbler ., TIE A. r. Fiks
harness store.
Don't forget to try our corn beef.
CLARK Is Market.
1t looks like March was coming in
i little lion-like.
Stove repairs and good buys in
Stoves at Later g.
Antoine Nagle was a visitor from
lewiston Tuesday.
Newest hats and caps, for men and
Koys at Carlson 3.
Let the MADISON figure on your
easonls building needs.
A nice line Of wall board and veneer
the Prairie Lumber Co.
LOST-Conklin fountain pen. Find
return to l.. E. Reeder. Reward.
Cottonwood and Nezperce girls in
basket ball battle Saturday night.
For auction sale cafes see Herald
office. Harry @. Cranke, auetioneer
4 Get ready: Garden and flower
eeds and rakes and hoes at Laier's.
A special price of $40 on short ship
10 ana 2x4's at the Prairie Lumber
Do.
Miss Bernardine Croker is recover
no from severe attack of the meas
les.
When in Lewiston stop at the new
Raymond hotel. j. B. McGrane, prop
8etor. 34.r
Wall paper and paint and an e1-
ert to put them ON for you--at
.aier IS.
Mrs. Robert Wright went to Lewis
on yesterday to visit relatives and
riends.
300-gal. size wood stock tanks for
lie at the MADISON LUMBER g
fILL co.
FLoUR-$1.95 per 5O-pound sack;
Dilver Loaf, and it's good. Nezperee
ocbdale Co. 40-tf
A fine assortment of dishes at
aier's. It's time to replace the win
n q breakage.
The War Mothers will meet at the
Some of Mrs. c. w. Booth next Sat
Hrday afternoon.
The High School basket ball team
I'D tuning up for the district tourna-
'rnent at Lewiston next week.
One fourth in. FIR VENEER PAN
III s for cabinet work. At the MADI-
I1DN LUMGER & MILL co.
IF you want your hides or furs
8nned for robes, furs, coats, harness
w lace leather see G. w. Clark at
lark IS market.
III Mrs. J. G. Wright and little grand
I aughter, Anna Beth Miller, came up
<om Lewiston Friday for a visit with
Ilezperce relatives.
N Nick Later viii go to Lewiston to-
borrow to attend the district hard
x1are dealers convention, to be held
HERE Friday and Saturday.
Il III have just added stock of ladies
3<rineh hightop shoes with the moe
sin toe-the very latest. Have all
les. Carlson, the Tailor.
FOR RENT 80 acres Of plow land
&tb, buildings, and about 300 acres of |
*sture land, all belonging to the W.
Broekman estate. Write Guy W.
1olfe, attorney, at Moscow, Idaho.
An eight-pound son was born to Mr..
la Mrs. Carl Bubel, of west of town,
Washington IS birthday, and Carl
kys he is going to teach him how to
III down cherry trees and be the faith
of his country, too.
Il Rev. John A. Hoffman, pastor of
&e Community church, accepted an |
6vitation to address the Men Is Club |
e. the Presbyterian church at Craig
ont on next Tuesday evening. He
IN speak on the subject, ''The Most
Important Thing in Craigmont. =
The ladies of the Christian church |
III at the annex yesterday and the |
Naming of the church was the order
the day. The ladies are very CRATE
II to Mrs. A. o. Martin and Mrs. N.
Miller for delicious lunch served
III the close of busy afternoon. The |
vt meeting will be in two weeks.
8 Sec ".
About seventy-five men and boys of |
e Christian Sunday school enjoyed |
y hospitality of the women folks last |
~nday in the form of a big basket |
&nner. Some time ago the men of the |
nday school were pitted against the
omen in contest in which the WON
n lost by small margin, but it was
"a small feed they provided for the
sinners. 1t was evident that all pres
ht enjoyed the day and the men
plks certainly feel thankful that the
Somen lost. A participant.