The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-05-15

Special low price on all meats at
Miller. 1' -
Laier's ~
Buckley.
Lime for whitewash at the Prairie
Lumber 90.
WANTED-To buy an oil stove.
Reynolds Bros. ~
see our up-to-date plans for hog
houses at the Prairie Lumber Co.
The dry spell continues, but the
crops hereabouts still look finely.
Get ready: Garden and flower
seeds and rakes and hoes at Laier s.
WHEAT-Extra fine Early Baart
seed wheat for sale by the Nezperce
Rochdale Co.
KNIGHT-Utah's best egg coal.
at the MADISON LUMBER & MILL
COMPANY.
we no longer handle cheap tires, but
we handle good tires cheap. Nezperce
motor Supply Co. 46-tf
E. G. Steele, Of Spokane, visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs. L. L.
Crocker, in this city last week
FOR SALE or trade-Good piano in
first-class condition; very reasonable;
don't want to move it. Mrs. H. j.
Westerman.
LoST-S yearling calves, described
as follows: I Holstein bull, roam
Durham bull, and ! red heifer. Finder
please notify A. 0. Martin. 49tf
FOR SALE, at reasonable price, or
will trade for smaller machine, a 49,
x48-inch Twin City grain thresher,
nearly new. H. Wolff, Leland Ida.
FOR RENT-3O acres of pillow land
with buildings, and about 300 acres of
pasture land, all belonging to the w.
s. Brockman estate. Write Guy w.
Wolfe, attorney, at Moscow, Idaho.
The public library will be closed
for the season on May 30, and it is
the desire of the librarian that all who
have books borrowed return them by
that date. This is important
Mrs. F. A. Wester arrived in this
city Monday from Lewiston and is
visiting at the home of her son, carl,
and daughter, Mrs. Hans Eggers, north
of town.
Elwood Johnson, one of the growing
Nezperce delegation attending the Ida
no University, is one of the 10 charter
members of Tau Kappa Iota, a newly
organized men IS local fraternity which
has just been officially recognized by
the University. 1t is the eleventh fra
ternity on the Idaho campus.
Rev. B. ]. Fike was over from Sun
nyside, Wn., on real estate deal the
latter part of last week and had a
good visit with relatives and his many
old friends here. Mr. Fike was look
ing like the Yakima valley is mighty
agreeable place to live, but he still
has a warm feeling for his old home
community.
Our members of congress who have
done nothing during all the past two
wears to save the farmer from the dis
! tressing plight into which they helped
place him, are now sending circulars
all over the west propounding the idea
that an old member in congress is
much more valuable to his constituents
than a new one could be. Gracious!
If it really is as bad as that, then
God have mercy on the dear old U. 3.
A.
Postmaster Bascom Billups has APP
pointed as his assistant Miss Edith
Downing, and she came up from CLARK
ston last Monday to make arrange
ments for taking over the job today.
She was accompanied Monday by her
father. in their car. He returned the
same day. Miss Downing, who is ex-
tensively experienced in office work
and who is really returning to her old
home where the family resided before
moving to Charleston a year ago, sue
ceeds Mac Scofield in the postofnce,
who has been dividing his time be
tween that job and the Carlson Togs
cerv He will now give his entire
time to the latter position.