Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-20

GERRY" is the name of the
tramp" At the Amazon theatre
October 3Oth. 1t
We have a large variety of hand
some, reliable clocks at all prices.
o. F. Howe. If
OUR BILL OF FAREl Good cof-
fee. Tender meats. Crisp salads.
Juicy pies. MODERATE PRICESl
When in Spokane, make us your
Information Bureau. TRAY TAV-
ERN, next to Pantages theatre. I'll
The Thos. A. Edison 100000 prize
contest closes tomorrow, Saturday,
so you still have an opportunity to
win it. Come in Saturday and we
will be pleased to explain the rules
of the contest to you.
Earl Heathershew, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Heathershaw, plans to
leave next week for Seattle, Wash,
where he will join his brother, Ray
in taking a course in the Seattle
school of electrical engineering. He
plans to spend about II months at
the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spaw, of
Salt Lake City, Utah, were in the
city several days this week looking
up new business for the Western
Loan & Savings company. This
company has a number of stock
holders here and has made several
loans in this county.
George Smith, an alien, was ar
rested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
Mcmahon on the charge of petit
larceny. On being arraigned before
Justice King the defendant plead
guilty to having taken a robe from
the auto of H. Thomson and was
fined $50 and costs which he is
serving out in the county Jail.
Among the visitors at the Herald
office Tuesday was G. w. Buzzard,
of Addie, who was on his way to
the Idaho-Continental mine near
Porthill where he will be employed
this winter. Mr.. Buzzard has a
well improved ranch near Addie and
/, his daughter has a store and is
postmistress at Sinclair.
The annual bazaar and supper held
at the /. o. o. f. hall last evening
by the members of the Altar society
was a grand success. The ladies
took in $50 from the sale of fancy
and plain sewing and for meals. The
supper was highly praised by all
and the affair may be considered
one of the most successful ever held
in this city.
: Joe Stitch, well known resident
7 of the Porthill district, came to Bon
ners Ferry Monday to spend a few
days visiting with old friends. Mr.
? Stitch has been afflicted with rheu-
matism for several years and last
winter was under the care of Drs
Fry and Faucet for several months
He still walks with a cane but
states that his trouble is not nearly
so severe.
DR.. and Mrs. L. ]. Stauffer OF
Browning, Mont, arrived here las
week to visit with friends and rela
tives. They had been visiting a
the home of DR.. Stauffer's parent:
at Hope for a week before coming
here. DR.. Stauffer returned HON,
Monday and Mrs. Stauffer will stay
here with her sister, Mrs. HARRY
Kinnear until the latter is fully re
covered from the effects of a re
cent severe illness.
w. E. Rath, candidate for count,
commissioner from the End district
w. r. Hoagland, candidate for coun
ty commissioner from the LIST dis
trict, o. c. Wilson, candidate 70
, county attorney, Elmer Des Voignes
candidate for assessor, and G.. w
King, county chairman of ,:ie count,
central committee of the repubi ioel
party, went to Leonia Tuesday eve
| ming to meet the voters of III
| l., onia precinct at the camp of III
| Idaho Gold and Ruby Mining com
pany.
| w. C. Cundell, manager of tn
| Kootenai Valley Produce company
| turned Monday from a trip to tn
| p"louse country in the effort t
| '''- hay and grain from Palous
| fs~mers. Mr. Cundell hoped to b
| able to make some good buys bu
| was disappointed because he state
| that the farmers are holding thei
| wheat, believing that they will ge
| 81 for it this winter He pur
| chased a car of mixed wheat an
| oats and may ship in a carload o
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