Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-27
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pafInent store. ddVlI
c. D. simonds was a business Wis
itor in Spokane Wednesday of this
week.
Our bargain remnant counter may
have something you have been looking
for. Look it over at Hollinger's.-Adv
Mrs Ritchy, mother of Mrs. l.. E.
Reich, visited with friends in East
port several days this week.
See our Window fine assortment
of jardinierres. The most complete
line in the city. Brody's Drug Store.
advtf
Mrs. George r. Gray is hostess this
afternoon at bridge party. Some
20 guests are passing a pleasant af-
ternoon at auction bridge.
Miss Margaret Wolf is expected to
arrive home Sunday from Rochester,
Mimi, where she recently underwent
an operation for stomach trouble.
The members of the Methodist Sun
day school held their annual picnic
yesterday afternoon at "The Springs"
on the Northside. A most enjoyable
afternoons outing is reported.
Mothers, don't forget that we have
a dandy line of Boys Clothing and
Pants. Prices very low. In serges
and cheviots in the latest weaves. See
them at Hollinger's. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Gray, of Entiat,
Wash, are expected to arrive here the
first of next week for visit with
their daughters, the Mesdames Brody
and McGreevy.
Elmer Philbrick, a former resident
here and prominent in mining circles,
visited in town with old friends a day
or so this week. Mr.. Philbrick is de-
veloping claims belonging to himself
and Art Zimmerman at Hope, Ida.
Mrs. Wilson, operator in charge of
the city Offices of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., returned the first of the
week from a several weeks vacation
trip to the California expositions.
Miss Ada Shillson arrived here on
Wednesday evening from Manistique,
Mich, for a visit at the home of her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Brody.
Miss Stillson was a teacher of the To-
cal high school some few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Gowen, of East
port, are the proud parents of a
bouncing 10 pound boy which arrived
last Friday morning. Mr.. Gowen is
Inspector-in-charge of the U. S. Gus
toms office at PASSPORT.
Hello therel See those new Envy
Lou ladies' and children's one-strap,
white canvas slippers. Prices to close,
s1.OO and s1.25 pair. At Hollinger's.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs C. w. Megquier plan
to motor to Couer d Alene City Sun
day in the Crescent Garages new Ov-
erland auto They will take Mrs.
Giles, sister of Mrs. Megquier, with
them, her home being at Couer d
Alene City.
The little year-old son Of Mr.. and
l Mrs. Otto Mathiesen fell and cut its
forehead in two places Wednesday
noon on an iron footscraper on the reaI
porch of the Mathiesen home. Sew
eral stitches were required to bring
the edges of the wound together.
Last week j. B. Brody sold his Ford
: auto to a Spokane party. Mr.. Brody
has purchased two new 1916 Ford
autos, a five passenger model for his
own use and a runabout for a local
customer. He expects to be able tc
secure the cars in another week.
!. A special attraction has been booked
for the Amazon theater for Wednes-
day night, September 1, in the lava
iian Singers, a troupe of eight must
!, clans, vocal and instrumental. This
) company comes here highly recon-
81 mended They sing and play both
n American and native airs and songs
In an article published in last weeks
I Herald it was stated that now that the
d First National Bank had been desig-
& mated as the postal savings depository
for this district the postal savings
4 funds from Standpoint would come tc
Il this city. The Herald is told that tho
4 postal savings accounts have been foI
q a number of years coming to Boomers
4 Ferry from all points in Bonner ccun-
j ty.
Il This week a petition was circulated
by various residents of the Northside
4 in which the county commissioners
q are asked to provide foot-bridge on
the county bridge across the Kooten-
al river. The petition has been gen
orally signed and is to be presented tc
a the county commissioners at their
first meeting in September The foot
4 bridge would be a good thing and the