The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-02-21

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| Slabwood at the Prairie Lumber. Go.
Big dance, good music Saturday
night.
just about every Ford win run but
Henry.
They are gathering buttercups here
abouts.
! Bulk garden and field seeds. c. w.
Buckley.
]. D. stains and varnisnes for less
at Laier Is.
Special price on odd sash at Prairie
Lumber 90.
Our bacon is good and priced right.
Clark Is market.
Monarch Ranges, the kind that al
use, at Laier Is.
Boys high-top shoes, pac-styie, at
Carlson Is Toggery.
Window glass at the Prairie Lumber
Co. Bring your old sash.
Wall paper &c ana up for single roll
at Later Is. Complete stock.
Banker " w Platt was in Lewiston
on business the first of the week.
Men Is suits at Garrison IS. A large
stock just received to select from.
Get your SASH and DOORS from
the MADISON LUMBER & MILL co.
Save the whole family's eyes. Get
Quick Light gasoline lamp at Laiers.
Chas. F. Thomas is in Portland this
week on business for the N. &. I. rail
road.
One thing about staying in a hotel,
you can get the towels as dirty as you
like.
Complete line of spring clothing of
all kinds. Prices very reasonable, at
Carlson g.
John Klaus was up from Lewiston
the latter part of last week ON bank
business.
Feed 'em the producing foods
grit, charcoal, shell, meat scraps, etc.
All kinds at Laiei's.
Aberdeen Utah and Peacock Rock
Springs coal, none better on the mar
ket, phone the Prairie Lumber Co.
CATTLE.-My milk-strain Short
horn bull will be at the Henry Won
Bargen place until further notice. r.
J. Primus
Buy PEACOCK Rock Springs coal
for your kitchen range. Cleanest and
best MADISON LUMBER & MILL
co. Agts.
John Gehrke is up from Lewiston
for visit at the home of his son,
Roy, in this vicinity and with old
friends here.
The Sunday services to have been
held at the Lutheran church in this
city on Feb. "a, will be held ON Sun
day, March End, instead.
Farmers generally in the Nezperce
section are getting their horses and
machinery in shape for spring work
and some are already blowing
Frank Billups, the veteran mail car
rier on Nezperce route l, is much i'm
proved after his three weeks illness
and will soon be on the route again.
Idaho will this year receive $114,
764 federal road aid money-her por-y
ton of the million dollars annually
to the Irrational forest
states.
The nice weather brings to us
thoughts of spring and cleaning up
about the premises. Has anyone been
throwing cans and rubbish in your
back yardf
While at Fairview literary last Fri
day night set of celluloid reinspread
er rings were taken from my harness.
Party can save trouble my returning
them. Bert Jeffris, r. F. d. 2, Nez-
perce. 39-1 |
Attorney and Mrs. P. W. Mitchell
left Sunday for month Is visit to
points in South Idaho, Utah and Cal
fornia. In the latter state Mr.. Mitch
I'll will have reunion with two broth
srs he has not seen in many years.
Chas. Hutchins last week re-pur-
chased the Manthey farm south of
own, which he sold some two years
ago to Reynolds brothers. His eldest
ION will operate the place, and it is
understood the Reynolds boys will de,
yote their time to getting their newly
patented potato harvesting machine on
he market.
Lawrence Kincaid, pioneer stock
nan of Seattle, was an over-Sunday
,isitor at the home of his neice, Mrs.
FORK Herren, in this city. Mr.. Kin
aid made the trip into this section
o bring bunch of ten head of choice
Jersey and Guernsey dairy cattle to
is brother, J. E. Kincaid, of Lewis
on, who is using them on his big +
anch in west Tammany.
The current drop in the price of
gigs calls forth more or less criticism
n home town merchants handling that
me of produce. But, in this as in all
Their merchandise, the price is made J
Al l.