The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-06-05

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y. deliver ice-Clark's Market.
.,..nsrce chautauqua June 22-27.
attractive aluminium ware offer a
Laier's-
girst-eIass cObblsr OF TIE a. B. Fix
harness store.
a' rsas r Thomas was a business Wis
-. i Lewiston. Friday.
Mans suits ar Carlson e. A larg'
.s.s inst received to select from.
''g Tbs newest attraction az Laier's j
,;s Apiece Nippon china dinner sets
- lain. dry pine wood at the MAD
1soN LUMBER 8 MILL COMPANY
sra. the flies and buy screen doors
u screeus at the Prairie Lumber Co
furnish coffee and drinking cups
-. for sale lunches. Col. A. v. Ball,
pu,n Rock Springs and Utah Alb
.rdssn coal and buy 1t at the Prairie
Lumber 90.
Won save money if you buy Kelly
TRES and tubes from Nezperce Motor
& Supply Co.
Murphy da-cote your car and she'll
,cok like new. Later sells this won
derful paint for less.
BOXING, $22.5o per M; dimension,
APO; slab wood, So per cord Ramey
Lumber Co., Gilbert, Ida.
SCREEN DOORS and SCREEN
wTNDoWs-like Laier-the MADI-
CON sells 'em for LESS.
Buv Kelly-springfield tires and save
tbe price of two Chautauqua tickets.
Nezperce Motor & Supply Co.
@ B. Workman and family visited
st The home of Mrs. Workman g broth
sr near Grangeville last Sunday.
County Auditor W. R. Emerson and
family returned Monday from visit
with relatives at Prosser and Yakima.
Wn.
Various degrees of luck are reported
bv local nimrods who took advantage
Of the opening Of the fishing season
Sunday.
Alya Centeres, fireman on the N.
6 |. road, had to relinquish his post
Yesterday on account of a severe at
tack Of the grippe.
Mrs. James Maher returned Monday |
to her home in this community, after
. visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM
Maher in Charleston.
Dr.. Shinniek and family of Cotton
wood were guests at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. A. o. Martin of this vicin.
ty the first of the week.
E. v. Wilson, who is up from KAN |
al working on his ranch seven miles
asst of town, was shaking hands with
Id friends and shopping in Nezperce
esterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laramore Mattoon
nd son, Jack, motored to .Kooskra
uesday, where she is visiting home Z
olks. Larry returned home Wednes-
ay morning. II
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Crocker left Tues
ay for a visit at the home of their {
m, Clayton, at the o 'Hara Bar rang I
station on the, Selway, and for $
= at fishing in those waters. t
L. J. Wood, of Salt Lake City, rep
senting the Federal Reserve Bank,
in town on business connection with
MON State Bank collections. He is. a
by Mrs. Wood and their d
a, VIM. c.
Robert Later, of Seattle, arrived in "
IS city last week from a trip to N
nnesota and spent several days Wis
ng with his brothers, Nicholas and e,
tner. This was the first time the Il
'thers had been together in 20 fl
RS, Robert having lost track of the k
ers when they came west while he 81
trying his luck in the Klondike. til
emily, on returning from a trip to m
Alaskan country, he decided to To-
his brothers and made the trip j.
Minnesota for that purpose. This nc
proved successful and the reunion ri
followed. co
: ). Miller and family of Lewiston in
Monday for a six weeks auto Gil
back to his old hime in Illinois, ju
g over the North and South High tn
via Boise, Salt Lake City, Den an
and thence east to Kansas City.
and Mrs. Miller are well known SUI
ne prairie, he having been cashier an
ne Lilo State Bank for many years thu
re taking the cashiership Of the He
lston National Bank, and he is all
president Of the Farmers State fly.
In this city. Mrs. Miller is the shc
u daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. A. tic
Ct Of this vicinity. pal