Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-07
Tablets and stationery at Brodys.

laDlets ana stationery at BrOdys.
Kodaks and kodak supplies at
Brodys.
If you have apples to sell, see
Bush Il Sons.
Try a bottle of Liver Salts for
your Liver's sake at Brodys.
Mr.. Young, U. S. Custom Inspec-
tor at Porthill, spent Monday in
the city.
Mrs. w. H. Richardson will en-
terrain a company of ladies this
afternoon.
Ladies' Misses and Children's
Coats at big discount. Bonner
Dry Goods Co,
A persons living all depends on
the Liver get a bottle of Troy
Liver salts at Rrodys.
Remember the Arch Home rem
edies have a positive guarantee.
! For sale at Simonds Drug Store.
! Thinking of buying a piano?
Come In and let us show you one
of the best kind made-Brodys.
c. w. Magquire went to Occur
d'Alene Wednesday for several
, days visit with his family. He will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. J. V. Hawkins returned
: from visiting her son in Pasco,
Wash. She was accompanied by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. b.
Hawkins and little daughter.
P. P. Boileau of Crookston, Mimi,
arrived in the city last Saturday
evening and spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. Boiieau and family. Mr..
: Boileau is on tour of the West.
w. D. Baxter and H. S. Remer
were out in the Snyder district
e hunting last week. They succeeded
q in getting deer and plenty Of
II birds, and enjoyed the week en-
n mensely,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bush and
little daughter, Genevieve; Mr.
d Marrantette and daughter, Miss
It Julia, father and sister of Mrs
s. Bush, went to Spokane this morn
ct ing for a short visit.
u Frank Garris had the misfortune
: last Saturday night to loose one o
o. his black horses, from rupture o
r the stomach caused by over driving
J. DR.. Weber stated that there wa
Ie no known cure for this disease.
e The Village Council at its meet
he ing this week decided not to orde
u the construction of cement walk
ii on Main street this fall, owing t
the possibility of injury by fros
70 during the construction of the same
or The Christian Aid Society me
r. at the home of Miss Hawkins, o
Is Wednesday afternoon. There wi
ed be work meeting next Wednes
to day afternoon at the home of Mrs
or Wooledge. Mrs. Halsey will b
IN hostess at the next regular meetin
of the Society Oct 18th.
Mrs. H. c. Howard of LAX
! Crystal, Mimi, arrived in the cit
y Thursday to visit her daughter
II Mrs. J. /. Monks. Mrs. Howard
iii will remain here until about Jan
iii when she and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
iii Monks expect to go to Florida t
iii spend the balance of the winter
iii Sunday morning Rev. Moor
iii will speak on "The Power of God
IN and in the evening any Ships a
\ Sea and when They Come In. o
III What l Would Do if | Had a Mil
iii lion Dollars" The choir will SIM
III i'm addition to the usual anthem
III "Crossing The Bar" Mr.. Steven
I son will sing a solo at the evening
service.
III The Altar Society meeting he'll
at the home of Mrs. John Muhlfel
III on Thursday was unusually wei
/ attended, 16 members being pres
iii ent. Neeblework and pleasan
III social chat occupied the ladies dur
II ing the afternoon. After the bust
III ness meeting light refreshment
III we're served hv the hostess, Mis-
n Msrantetie of Detroit was an bono
: guest,