The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-10

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~swest hats and caps, Tor men an
,,ss at oarlsOn's. !.
'' s,oys repairs and good buys
,oyes at Later 8.
H' wal, paper sc ana up for single ro
,s;er,s. Complete stock
+ P. sorenson returned iuesaa.
: s;s oil property in western Mon
isn'. mo MADISON LUMBER 4
~ ~ co. figure your spring building
nse'' $40 lot of yellow onions, goini
30 cents the pound at Leroy Mil
at - -.o Att
f'' u iii all taste better in those AZ
N;ppon china dinner sets Laiel
. :, ' ths corners of your mouth are
down don't miss seeing "safe
r. First ! accommodating hold
Should you DC 'cou
No public sale better see Ban thf
'4st;oueer at Nezperce.
'I rosT-Auto License plate number
.,o,T n "a. Idaho. Finder kindly re
W. TO Prairie Lumber Co.
r. Auril 2l-27 has been set aside in 2
..lamation by President Coolidge as
rForest Protection Week
W Felt was down from Spokane
:, saturday, visiting old friends and
baking after business matters.
n YOU want your hides or furs
.s,ss for robes, furs, coats, harness
\ lace leather see G. W. Clark at
cark,s market.
1.-THE Old District School, !" by
n.mbers of the Christian church at
as High School auditorium, Friday,
April IS.
Inst received-a car of the famous
npEAcocK ROCK SPRINGS stove
nj Phone the MADISON LUMBER
MILL co.
FOUND-Car crank, Sunday, about
miles north of Nezperce. Owner
may have same by paying adv. charges
on this notice.
Jas. G. Wright returned Sunday
from two-weeks sojourn in Lewis
ton. where he has been looking after
business interests.
Aprons, cooked food and refresh
nents at the Community hall Satur-
day afternoon, April 10. The next day
is Easter, you know.
Miss Josie Thompson, who is attend
ing the state Normal school at Lewis
ten is spending the spring vacation
week with homefolks here.
have just added a stock of ladies
lIinch high-top shoes with the moe
sssin toe--the very latest. Have all
sizes. Carlson, the Tailor.
Peter Thompson, of Valley, Wn.,
vas witness in the case of the First
National Bank of Chewlah, Wn., VS..
Vim. Sullivan in the district court here
Tuesday.
FOR SALE, at reasonable price, or
will trade for smaller machine, a g.
l4sinch Twin City grain thresher,
nearly new. H. Wolff, Leland Ida.
FOR RENT-30 acres of pillow land
With buildings, and about 300 acres of |
pasture land, all belonging to the W.
J. Brockman estate. Write Guy w.
Wolfe, attorney, at Moscow, Idaho.
The commercial clubs of the Nez
Psree and Camas prairies have been
invited to send representatives to
meeting to be held in Cottonwood
fnday night, where the matter of us
ing the highwas for heavy truck haul
ing will be given consideration.
Mrs. H. G. Paige was called to Lew
al0n Wednesday morning on account
u the serious illness of her infant
grandson, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Z Potter, of that place. A phone mes
'sse received later by Mr.. Paige
stated that the little one was some
better and with proper care would re-
cover
Inc Old District SCHOOL, is the
1'lle OF the Christian church play to
70 gwen at the High School auditor
.s !. Friday night, April Is with a cast
: " characters The scene depicts
u OLD country school room with
:, ~ quaint garb of the children and
Jug old-style manner of studying and
''sl''ng their lessons.
r Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
=, ssns Of Weippe, Edna and Marie,
. g and 2 years, have died since
''' Sunday of pneumonia following
!, : attack of measles and whooping
!. and a third child is very low
>, 'As malady. The bereaved parents
/, e formerly we'll known residents of
:, ! h0hler section, where they have
s ,sny friends who sympathize with
'en in their sad loss.
=. Enjoy April 10th.
-. 'l'ssnments will be served all the
teorn00n dur;oo. ~