The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

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gsxUerce chautauqua June 2l-2e'
girst-class c0DDler OF tic a. 3. Fix
harness store.
Stove repairs ana good buys IN
stoves at Laier's.
~, wal, paper &c ana up for single roll
,aier's. Complete stock
~. Herald is illegal" this week
AWAY; or most of it is.
w. orov Miller was in Lewiston the
81. If the week on store business
nlS' = the MADISON LUMBER q
NIL co. figure your spring building
n' wHEAT-Extra fine Early Baart
I'D wheat for sale by the Nezperce
pOchdale Co.
fine lot of yellow onions, going
.91.2 cents the pound at Leroy Mil
~ m store Aft
should you be contemplating hold
mo public sale better see Ball the
suetioneer at Nezperce.
Lunch will also be served during the
.on and cooked food sale at the
Community hall Saturday afternoon
non,t fail to see "On the Road to
u.nn;ness ''-the Ford special-at the
Tsmple Theatre Saturday night and
Sunday.
Inst received---a car of the famous
npEACocK ROCK SPRINGS stove
anal Phone the MADISON LUMBER
MILL co.
The Loyal Neighbors' Club is being
entertained and dined today at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. Waters
north of town.
If YOU want your hides or furs
tanned for robes, furs, coats, harness
Or lace leather see G. w. Clark at
Clark's market.
nThe Old District SCHOOL, for ben
eft Of Christian church, at the II. s.
auditorium, tomorrow FRIDAY night.
at 800 o'clock.
| have just added stock of ladies
l4inch high-top shoes with the moe
casin toe--the very latest. Have all
sizes. Carlson, the Tailor.
FOR SALE, at reasonable price, or
will trade for smaller machine, g.
r4S-inch Twin City grain thresher,
nearly new. H. Wolff, Leland Ida.
Miss Elsie Thompson, after spend
ing week with homefolks here, re-
turned Monday morning to Lewiston,
to continue heH work in the Normal
school there.
FOR RENT-3O acres of plow 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 news comes across the way that
during the recent session of district
court in Grangeville one. of the at
torneys lost case which was not re-
corded in the proceedings.
The handsome new Christian church /
edifiee at Lewiston was dedicated
last Sunday, with Rev. Geo. L. Snive-
ly, of Lewistown, ILL.,, conducting the
service. The sum of 100000 was
pledged at this service toward the cost
of the building.
The Lewiston weather man promises
more rain and highere temperature ror
this week. He again promises ample
rain through May and June. With
the spring seeding on this section of
the prairie pretty well advanced and
this prospect of plenty of moisture at
the right time, the outlook for another
big crop is right good.
The Bible Champion, a religious
magazine published in Reading, Pa,
gives an editorial review, in the April
number of the booklet recently pub
lished by Nezperce pastor. This is
what the Champion thinks of the pub
lication: "Rev. John A. Hoffman,
Nezperce, Idaho, speaks out plainly
enough in his booklet ON biological
Evolution" 1t is spicy piece of
composition. The author shows that
EVOLUTION betrays its weakness at ev-
Try crucial point He loves science,
md proves that he has read widely
md deeply; but he holds that the
heory Of evolution is piece of spec
llatiOn, and does not belong to the
calm Of empirical science The book
ct can be bought Of the author"