The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-01-24
Jews STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD
tems Of Interest Cleaned From the
Daily Life of Home Folks In
Town and County.

Shoemakers is starting big price
smashing sale Saturday.
Lath, shingles, lime, at the MAD
1SON LUMBER & MILL co.
All set for the fire alarm dance al
khe Fraternal Hall Friday night.
Does your motor pump oilf See
Eezperce Motor & Supply Co. for the
lure.
When in Lewiston stop at the new
Raymond hotel. J. B. McGrane, prop
ietor. "a, +
q Don It let the weather man ruin your
battery. Play safe; store it with Hes
ION & Miller.
/ Feed 'em the egg producing foods
rit, charcoal, shell, meat scraps, etc.
All kinds at Laier g.
8 Don't forget the railroad meeting
"a the Fraternal Hall next Tuesday
fternoon.
Attorney G. H. Nugent was over
rom Craigmont on professional bust
ess Saturday.
Dom let the weather man ruin your
attery. Play safe; store it with Hes
pn & Miller
Attorney P. w. Mitchell left Tues
ay on business mission to Spokane
nd Coeur d'Alene.
Aberdeen Utah and Peacock Rock
brings coal, none better on the mar
et, phone the Prairie Lumber Co.
Mr.. Dole, of Colfax, Wn., visited
be past week at the home of his sis
r, Mrs. FL. W.. Niles, in this city.
We give all batteries stored with US
Ne same careful attention as those we
ll. You take no chances if your bat
Bry is left here. Heston & Miller.
q *NUMETAL WEATHERsTRIP cuts
BAL bills by keeping out the cold. I
MADISON LUMBER 81 MILL CO.,
gts.
f you want your hides or furs
nned for robes, furs, coats, harness
4 lace leather see C. w. Clark at
1lark S market.
ITO TRADE-Equity in five acres
kuit and alfalfa in Charleston, Wn.,
&r good farming outfit. 7. J. Bezold,
1arkston, Wn. 33-4
n so loans under reserve system on
Wy or farm property. Reserve De
|psit Company, Cliff Building, Salt
axe City, Utah. 11-tf
"A flue burning out in the southeast
Art of town last Saturday about 500 |
n M, created some excitement, but
D damage was reported.
The prairie weather during the rest
4 the month will be unsettled with
pnsiderable snow falL according to
lYz of Lewiston Orchards.
Postmaster Charles Simmons of
kangeville will have several compet-
prs for his $240O job when his term
kpires next month, according to re-
Prts coming from our sister city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Braun, of I'm
ntown, are visiting at the homes of
[s and her parents Mr. and Mrs.
mile Braun and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
hrbke in the Russell section.
FOR SALE-Oats, Swedish select;
1th heart and good yielder;
axes good hay, hogs eat the top and
title the straw. Samples at Nezperce
oller Mills elevator and Rochdale. 2
The passenger train on the Camas
Eairie road was blocked by snow ]
ear Fem last Tuesday morning, on s
IL run from Grangeville to Lewiston, I
ID did not reach Craigmont until Z
Jon. lC
The spring-like weather of the past n
Nv days has reduced the depth of c
le snow here from Is to about 10 v
ches, and is making the bristles
ick up on the backs of the marble d
i'd base ball FANS
Lloyd Marker went to spokan. j
nesday, where he will take physical N
for permanent disabil- F
Y rating. He was seriously wounded
Z shell fragments in the right side, G
oulder and nand while serving with al
e American troops in the Argonne W
mpaign.
The many friends in this city OF k
isses Florence and Isabelle Stoufer, nj
rmer residents of Nezperce and pop h,
ar students in our high school, will ri
pleased to learn of their gradua- gi
IN this month from the University oV
California at Berkeley. Pictures in
these young ladies in their gradu fl
ing caps and gowns were recently al
ceived by friends here. BY
Mrs. E. H. Ratliff and Mrs. J. W.
received telegram last
turday from their old home, Salem, ca
wa, telling of the death Of their ST.
lest brother, T. e. White. The sad ce
WIS was a great shock to these peo- pi
, as they had no intimation of their ia
others sickness. They have the eli
of their many prairie fir
ends in this bereavement. ST