The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-03-06


slabwood at the Prairie Lumber 90.
! FOR sALE-work horses. Carl
sdgum. 4o.a~
Bulk garden and field seeds. G. W.
Buckley.
]. = D. stains and varn,snes fer less
at LATER =.
Special price on odd sash at Prairie
Lumber 90.
Harry Mitchell is visiting in Lewis
ton this week
Our bacon is good and priced right.
Clark's market.
Monarch Ranges, the kind that al
use, at Laier's-
Boys higatop shoes, paestyle, 81
Carlson q Toggery,
Attorney Chas. H. Nugent is Wis
itor from Craigmont today. c
FOR sALE-Blue barley, good and
clean. Fred Riggers. 1913
Window glass At the Prairie Lumber
Co. Bring your old sash.
Wall paper Sc ana up for single roll
at Later 3. Complete stock.
Alva McLanahan went to Lewiston
this morning on business mission.
DR.. Dunlap was over from Craig
mont today on professional business.
Mems suits at Garrison Is. A large
stock just received to select from.
Save the whole family's eyes. Get
a Quick Light gasoline lamp at Laiers.
Complete line of spring clothing Of
all kinds. Prices very reasonable, at
Carlson s.
FLoUR-,s1.25 per 5o-peund sack
Silver Loaf, and it's good. Nezperce
Rochdale Co. 40-tf
Feed 'em the reproducing foods
grit, charcoal, shell, meat scraps, etc.
All kinds at LATER IS.
Indications are that there will be
several hundred acres of peas planted
ON the prairie this season.
Glen Sullivan left the latter part of
last week with two car loads of far
cattle for the Spokane market.
FOR SAI.E-Oldsmobil s, 4-pas-
senger sportster; $500. Robs. B.
johnson, Kamiah, Idaho. 40-3 |
Aberdeen Utah and Peacock Rock
Springs coal. mona better ON ths mar
ket, phone the Prairie Lumbar Co.
York Herren attended the auto show
and visited relatives and old friends
IA Lewiston the latter part of last
week.
The lively picture, Caught Bluff
ing, win be the attraction at The
Temple Theatre next Saturday night
and Sunday.
WRITE for literature ON the Jer-
sey Black Giants, the coming chick
ems of America. M. N. Wallace, 9th
& Highland, Charleston.
Lineman Burns of Craigmont and
Sharp Of Grangeville of the Pacific
Telephone Co. were in Nezperee ON re-
pair and construction work yesterday. t
Mrs. Arthur Heston accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller ON an auto
trip to Spokane yesterday, where they
will spend few days looking after
business matters and visiting. il
The weather is a little Marehy, as
predicted by xYz for the first half
If the month, but he gives as more
sunshine and less moisture for the last
half. Farmers are pretty generally
BUSY with field work.
Mrs. Clarence Eastman and children Il
ind Mrs. D. w. Harding and children II
,ame in yesterday from the Craigmont
section for visit with the ladies'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Basket,
n this vicinity.
The decorating and furnishing Of
he building to be occupied by Leroy
Ailler's new general merchandise II
tore is almost completed and Mr.. Nil
or expects TO have bis dry goods and
grocery departments open for business
The other stocks viii be ]
pen few days later. The establish
nent is being made very attractive by ,
he painters, carpenters and deeor
tors and when finally finished, the
lace win present very inviting APP
One Of the largest public sale
rowds in prairie history is attending 7
he sale of the VIM. Eastman farm +
equipment at his old place west of
own today. There is big list of a
took and machinery to be sold and t
Anctioneer Cranke is said to be clear t
ng the slate in his usual, fast, bust
lesslike way, and the offerings are :
ringing fair prices, according to in 1
ormation received just after noon
rom party just back from the sale.
Turner Brothers of southeast of town
ought the well known Eastman
hreshing rig and header boxes for
1900. g
A few weeks ago they selected Theo. :
'rinus president of the Lewis County
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