The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-09-18

Window glass and the 1xin 8 a
Laier's.
All ready and a-goin' at Sharp
pool hall.
Buy your blacksmith coal at tn
MADISON.
First-class cobbIer OF TIE a. 4. Fix
harness store.
Monarch Ranges, the kind that al
use. at Laisr's-
Rev. J. A. Hoffman left this morn
ing for Culdesac
Everything for the lucky fisherman
at LATER s., for less.
We buy grain and sell sacks, IN any
quantity. J. G. Wright.
Medved's market will supply you
anything in the meat line at right
prices.
See Carlson Is new line of ladies'
riding boots and pants.
See our up-to-date plans for hog.
houses at the Prairie Lumber Co.
Men s. suits az car1sonrs. A large
stock just received to select FROM.
Burn Rock Springs and Utah Alb.
erdeen coal and buy It at the Prairie
Lumber Co.
Wen buy your grain and supply
your sacks at the best market prices.
J.. G. Wright.
Attend the reception to the teachers
at the High School assembly room
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Conger and the
boys visited relatives and the fair in
Grangeville Monday.
PEACOCK Rock Springs coal, both
LUMP and EGG sizes, always in
stock at the MADISON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen johnson and Mr.,
and Mrs. Daniel Hoover made a motor
trip to Lewiston yesterday.
Join the caravan to the Dick john
son and Theo. Primus ranches next
Tuesday afternoon at 200 O'Clock.
If you are fond of real toilet wa
ter after shave, you will like
sweetie at the Gem State Barber
Shop,
E. Nelson was up from Lewiston yes
terday on business mission, and en-
joyed few hours shaking hands with
old friends.
Miss Frances Fuchs, who is staying |
at the Theo. Primus home southwest
Of town, visited her folks in Charleston
over Sunday.
LUMBER 2x4 3 rough, $40 per M;
rough boards, mixed widths and
lengths, $3.50 per M. Ramey Lumber
Co., Gilbert. Idaho. 15tt
Bids are being received by the state
department. of public works for the
construction of a fish hatchery at
Grangewlle. The bids will be opened
on the oath instant.
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call at
Stellmon' sreal estate office and set
tie. M. d. DeMoude. lift
| have just added a stock of ladies
l4inch high-top shoes with the moe
sasin toe--the very latest. Have all :
sizes. Carlson, the Tailor.
Now, if you want good team, q
good mich COW or any piece of farm
ing equipment just attend one or all n
IF the public sales advertised in this
paper and buy it at your own price !
President G. J. ,Magenheimer of the
Nezperce 6 Idaho Railroad Co. and {
lis SON, G. E., were visitors in the city
yesterday and today, from Los Ang-
lies, Cal. They were making survey
# conditions relative to the road
G. j. Miller, @. B. Billups, Harry
Mitchell, Arthur Cheeley, c. E. Sharp, '
Dr.. E. Taylor, A. A. Hunter, R. M. {
'feiffer and P. W. Mitchell were ]
mong the Nezperce people who at
ended the Idaho County Fair at t
irangeville Tuesday. p
G. W. Felt, who as a comparatively a
=" AuCAlucI VI Lie Idiu1lJ ~ ~ o~>,N-NN y
cal etsate dealers is disclosing to the $
GERS the arts of the game, came down Il
ne first of the week to look after P
usiness matters and, incidentally,
tighten up ON pinochle.
Dr.. Charles NJ Anderson of Brook b
IN, who has been visiting here, will s.
sturn home by way of California. Il
is mother, Mrs. =. w. Anderson, will g
company him and will spend two a
onths in Colusa, Cal.-Personai item "
Spokane Spokesman Review.
Las Damesn are all right. Thelf O
ushing beauty and their rare frag- =
nee are surely responsible for their n
ame; and they make the best apple q
es this side of Missouri. We REFER ~
fine variety of apple raised on ?,
e G. F. LANCER place northeast Of u
wn, liberal sample of which from &C
rs LANCER is the inspiration OF these
marks. al
Joe Hall tapped bee tree on the N
J. McRae farm northeast of Nez- D.
rec last Monday and took from 1t g