The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-05-01

.ttraetiye aluminium ware offer a
Laier's. r.,
Bulk garden and field seeds 9. "
Buckley
Fsrst.elass cobbler OF TIE A. H. FIX
harness store.
Mems suits at carlson Is. A iarg'
stock just received to select from.
Tho newest attraction at Laier's j.
$, Apiece Nippon china dinner sets
s,ua. the flies and buy screen doors
IA screens at the Prairie Lumber 90
vollev Griffith was visitor in tins
s;tv from Lewiston Saturday.
~ the MADISON figure your lum
.or bills. We sharpen our pencils
first.
furnish coffee and drinking cups
400 for sale lunches. Col A. V. Ball
p,lrn Rock Springs and Utah Alb
srdeen coal and buy 1t at the Prairie
Lumber Co.
wHEAT-Extra fine Early Baar'
.oad wheat for sale by the Nezperce
Rochdale Co.
M H. Paige, of Elk River, visited
with Nezperce relatives and friend
over Sunday.
FOR sALE-or will trade for wheat
roo;stered roam Short horn bull 3 year.
old J. P. Lundaby, R. 2, Nezperce q
Mrs. Harry Knutson and childrel
vent to Craigmont Saturday for Z
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Zolber
A little dry the past week, but the
Weather man promises showers
through May and considerable mois-
ture in, June.
If YOU want your hides or furs
tanned for robes, furs, coats, harness
az lace leather see G. W. Clark at
Clark's market.
LOST-Tan bill book about inches
wide and inches long, on highway
in northeast end of town. Finder
please leave at this office.
Your summers fuel-Peacock Rocl
Springs coal Better than wood fol-
summer fires. MADISON LUMBEF
& MILL COMPANY, Agts.
I have just added stock of ladies
l4-inch high-top shoes with the moe
casin toe--the very latest. Have al
sizes. Carlson, the Tailor.
FOR SALE, at reasonable price, OF
will trade for smaller machine, a 2S
x4S-inch Twin City grain thresher
nearly new. H. Wolff, Leland Ida
Mrs. Lizzie Ransier left Wednesday
morning for Bend, Ore, where she
plans to visit at the home of he,
brother, Ed Ingram, during the sum
mer.
A line from Lewis county's old
friend and one of it's founders, Johr
]. Wood, states that he has left Port
land and is now located at Payettc
Idaho Congratulations, Payette.
FOR RENT-30 acres of pillow lane
with buildings, and about 300 acres OF
pasture land, all belonging to the "
s. Brockman estate. Write Guy W
Wolfe, attorney, at Moscow, Idaho.
Word was received here this weef
that W. L. Ledbetter, a well known
ex-citizen who is operating a truck
farm north of Vancouver, Wn., recent
y lost by fire new $3.50 chicken
house and $50 chickens.
Orve Poole returned to his home IN
Juliaetta last Sunday after a brief
visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
v. R. Grim, in this city. Mrs Grim
accompanied him on the return trip
and came back Monday.
Mrs. Laramore NATION and son,
Jack, went to Lewiston yesterday,
where they will visit at the home OF
her mother, and where she will take
treatments for the improvement of her
health. They were accompanied by
Miss Ruth Grim.
York Herren yesterday bought the
Joseph Mitchell residence, just vacated
Dy Chas. Holgreen and family. This
is one of the most attractive and best
located home properties in town, and
Oefore moving into it the new owners
Will further add to its beauty with IN
tenor improvements.
Carl, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. A.
hoffman, came in Tuesday to visit
aor time at the home of his parents.
Inc young man has been attending
business college in Portland. He. in
.snas to work for the Clearwater
timber Protective Association during
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holgreen left
'ne flrst of the week to take up their
,eaoenee in Culdesac. Mr.. Holgreen
Ass oeen in the employ of ]. G. Wright
u this place during the past year in
gam warehousing, and he takes like
position with other interests at Gull
pesac The Holgreens are most esti-
''Oie citizens and during their stay
uefe made host of friends who regret