The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-18
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD
Items of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

Wanted Job running Hol
combine or staIi Dnary separator
Call Herald office
VIM. Pell and Ernest Hartmal
are up from Sites to help in the
prairie harvest.
Allen Ranley, of Lewiston
spent Sunday with Nezperce
friends.
w. G. Ramey was a business
visitor in this city Friday from
Gilbert
VIM. Mockler, of Berkeley,
CAL, was visiting Nezperce rela-
tives this week.
FOR SALE Ford truck with
stake rack; bargain. w. j. Ra-
mey, Gilbert, Ida
Mr.. and Mrs. F. West. of Oro-
fino, chaperoned a party from
that point at the Nezperce Hotel
dance last Saturday night.
j. Ell. Mockler, Of Charleston,
was looking after business inter
ests and shaking hands with old
friends in Nezperce the first of
the week.
Tell your friends, asd every
body to trade at the Rochdale,
the farmers institution. We will
try our best to please you. The
harder you work us, the better
we like you. j. B. Lauby, Mgr.
The infant daughter, one of
the twins recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Funkhouser of
west Of this city, died Tuesday
night and the funeral services
were conducted at the Nezperce
cemetery yesterday by Judge G.
H. Ellis.
G. H. Martin, formerly editor
of the Register at Craigmont and
now resident of Charleston and
representative Of and correspon-
dent for the Spokesman-Review
in that territory, was in Nezperce
yesterday and made us an
agreeable call.
Delbert, the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. III. Campbell, of the
Fairview district, was brought
back from Lewiston Sunday, very
much improved after an opera
tion for a serious affliction of his
left eye.
John B. Lauby, manager of the
Nezperce Rochdale Co., returned
last week from a visit with rela-
tives in the Savageton, Wyo.,
country. He repots general con-
ditions over that wav as being
very good and says that the Nez-
perez prairie colony is prosper
GUS and happy.
The dance and luncheon at the
Nezperce Hotel last Saturday
night proved such winning card
and proved so satisfactory to the
many who attended that it will
be repeated at regular intervals,
and the popular Nezperce Har-
mony Four will continue to fur
nish the music.
Miss Port, of Spokane, who has
been a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. NJ. Pike. i'm this city
the past two weeks, will leave for
her home Friday morning. Mrs.
Pike and little daughter will ac-
company her, and will remain in
the city until after the M. E. con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Orr, of
Rochester, MINI Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Waugh, of Kansas City,
Mo-, J. N. Pickrell, of Colfax,
Wash, j. E. Pickrell, of Spokane,
A. McGregor, of Hooper, Wash.
NJ. E. Taylor and M. G. Fisher,
Of Pullman, made up an auto par
" which passed through this city
Monday en- route to the Elk City
section, where they are exten-
sively interested in mining prop
erty.
Mrs. L. N. Swift and daughters
eft Monday for Berkeley, Cal,
where this well known and high
" esteemed pioneer Nezperce
family viii make its permanent
nome. Mr.. Swift will remain
lere for some time yet to look af-
,er business interests, he being
argely identified with local COM
nescial affairs as president of
he Farmers State Bank, the COM
pioneer financial insti-
,ution, of which he has been the
head since its organiza-
ion eighteen years ago this
month. In all matters pertain
no to the development of this
section the Swifts have had
eading part and they will be-
greatly missed and their depart
ire regretted by many friends.