The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-03

'oc ana $i-ou, Tor cash
Medveds.
Frst-elass cobbIsr OF tAe A. r. Fix
harness store
! Lime for whitewash at the Prairi,
Lumber Co.
Who said short hair and short crop,
are eompanionss
DOORS and WINDOWs-the MAD
ISON sells 'em.
Newest hats and caps, for men and
boys at Carlson 3.
Now, all aboard for the big celebra
ton at Winchester, July and s.
Swat the flies and buy screen doors
and screens at the Prairie Lumber Co.
Buy hardwood lumber at the Prai-
rie Lumber Co. A new supply just re-
ceived.
I furnish coffee and drinking cups
free for sale lunches. Col. A. v. Ball,
Nezperce.
All fresh stock of Kelly-Springfield
tires ard tubes at Nezperce Motor &
Supply Go.
Surfaced pine dimension--p priced at
80 1-3 off for CASH this week. MAD.
ISoN LUMBER and MILL co.
BOXING, $22.50 per M; dimension,
$40; slab wood, So per cord. Ramey
Lumber Co., Gilbert, Ida. :.
A. E. Powers, of Mabton, Wash, was
in the city the first of the week look
ing after business interests.
Curtis Miller and Doc Croker spent
the first of the week fishing on Rapid
river in the Salmon river country.
Roy Miller returned to the st. Jo-
seph hospital at Lewiston where treat
ments for a rupture will be continued
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright were
visitors at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Vonley Miller, in Lewiston last week.
Dick johnson, the hcstling farmer
of north of town, went to Spokane last
Friday to take treatment for tonsil
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reinhardt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reinhardt spent the
first of the week fishing on the Orc
arande and North Fork.
DR.. and Mrs. Wade who have made
heir headquarters in Winchester dur
ng the past winter, are now located !
n Nezperce. Winchester Reporter
Frank Newman took his family to
0ezperce Sunday and they win visit
here while he is at Mason Butte oper
ting the barber shop at the camp
rounds.
Rural route No. 2, Eugene Burton
arrier, was heightened to twenty
light and a half miles on July first, to
ccommodate families heretofore out of
inc of the carriers.
DR.. S. I. Ringsage, of Deary, idaho,
J visiting relatives and old friends on
entral Ridge and looking after farm
interests there. He and his son, H.
:, made business trip to Nezperce
aturday.
Washington will have no state fair
his year, but in its stead Yakima will
old three-day Harvest Home FEES.
val. - Short crops and the jolt Civ
a agriculture by congress are the
auses of the abandonment of the fair.
County Surveyor Jas. Carlisle and
ohm B. Carter were visitors from
-amiah Monday, and the former filed
)r nomination on the Republican tick
, for the office he now holds. They
ade The Herald a pleasant social
LII.
Just keep your eye on the prices
ezperce merchants are making and
e how favorably they compare with
her points. Gasoline is 20 cents per
allon here, and other items in pro-
,rtion. 1t does pay to trade in Nez-
,rce.
The fishing in Winchester lake is
SO said to be lacking in fruitful re-
Its this season; but the boating and
are still good, and the shade
Ju0 SJdtoly plHcS 10 hOSI lufitilS IS
r those who have time to accept the
citation.
A. Tetzlaff, who recently returned
ON Seattle and is visiting at the
me of his daughter on Centraf
dge, has been in poor health the
st six months and is now contem-
ating visit to the Mayo hospital
Rochester, Minnesota.
He Doesn't "Bob''
New York, June 28.-Before the
convention is over, ma q
rity of the male delegates may have &
ards but just now there are some Z
ize chest protectors bristling and 2
angling in the hot air of the garden
1T put in the shade the famous pink
mphony of J. Ham Lewis. Delegate 8
B. Wilson, of Soda Springs, Idaho, y
,bably has the most glorious sweep q
alfalfa across his bosom seen at a
tional convention in many day. q
is gray; it sweeps in majestic and
ky waves down the delegatorial
Sea ooaf. Wilson hoe If undar WON /