Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-04-03


If you don't get Barling's you
don't get the best.
For Sale Ten tons loose timothy
hay. Inquire of J. Hawkins, City.
Feb. 6 If.
Surveyor Ashley, of Standpoint,
was in town Wednesday making a
survey for G.. w. spoerry.
Sherwin and Williams Paints,
best on earth, at Brody's phas-
macy.
Z. b. Schlette and Earl w.
Newton were visitors several days
last week at Standpoint.
You can buy a $4,000 Nspanee
kitchen cabinet at Moore's Furni-
ture Co. this week for $1,000.
The st Mary's Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. B. Brody
next Thursday afternoon.
Moore's Furniture store will
exchange new stoves and furniture
for old.
Charles O'Callaghan was in
Standpoint the first of the week
looking after legal business for
clients.
For Sale-Span of horses,
harness and wagon, nearly new.
Cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Mamie
Aldrich, Northside. Apr. 4. If.
John P. Dunn left Wednesday
evening for Wardner, and other
Canadian towns where he will
spend several days looking after
business interests.
Herbert S. McCutcheon, a
prominent lawyer of Portland,
Greg, attended to legal business
here and at Standpoint this week
and spent Wednesday and yester-
day visiting his aunt, Mrs. Lee
Fewkes, of Moravia.
Ranch For Sale-Mile and a
half from Boomers Ferry, best 40
acres in Bonner County, we'll inn
proved, all kinds of fruit. Good
terms. Address Box 495, Boomers
Ferry, Idaho. Apr. Aft.
F. c. Buchanan left this week
for Salt Lake City, Utah after a
visit with Mrs. M. A. Elderton.
Mr.. Buchanan came here from
Mexico City, Mexico, where he
was in business during many
serious stages of the Mexican civil
war.
Before buying see us and get our
prices on field seed. We have the
best of spring wheat, oats, clover
; and timothy and hulless barley at
our warehouse near S. l. Ry.
depot. Phone 100. J. P. Dunn
& Co. Apr Ali
Miss Wallmo, in charge of the
Western Union Telegraph Com
0 pany's city Office, expects to leave
b tomorrow for her home at Middle
ton, Conn, in order that she may
e be with her mother who is i'll and
4 who expects to undergo a serious
operation soon.
Mrs. Mccoy has received another
large shipment of modish hats for
ladies and children wear which
will be ready for inspection Satur-
day, April a in her HAT SHOP
+ in the Ferry Dry Goods store. AS
there are only 8 more shopping
i days before Easter, an early selec-
$ ton will insure satisfaction.
9 Elisha Waterman has applied to
Probate Judge Woods for the
q appointment as administrator of
the estate of his father, A. S.
Waterman. G.. A. Buhrow will
act as attorney for Mr.. Waterman
if he is appointed. Mr.. Waterman
came here from Ashland, Greg.
upon learning of his father death
For Sale Red Wing" the
o graceful steel launch, owned by
G. w. Spoerry of this city. This
j launch is complete in every detail,
= life preserving cushions, acetylene
4 headlights, Roper reverse gear
T 5 h. p. Waterman engine, in per-
8 feet condition. Capacity eight
! persons, altho IL have ridden in
!. it. Tools, extras, canvass cover
t etc. Guaranteed to run perfectly
d and give satisfaction. Ladies with
! white dresses ride with pleasure in
this boat as it is spotlessly clean.
o Price 5000