Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28

business VlSllOr IN the city yeStef-
day.
You can buy Lawn Mowers at
Moore's Furniture Store for S4.65 and
$4.35.-adv.
Miss Josephine Kromholtz, of Lib
by, Mont, is visiting with her friend,
Miss Agnes Rookey.
w. P. Luse left the first of the
the week for the Palouse country
where he will spend several weeks
during the harvest season.
Mrs. A. B. Wilson visited with
friends in Porthill the first of the
week, making the trip on the Steam
er Crescent.
Miss Dollie Bruce has resigned her
position at Kane G. Co.'S store. Mrs.
Mary Morton has been engaged to
fill the vacancy.
Brown carries a full line of china
ware identical to that recently given
as premiums by Brody's Drug Store.
Send us your "fill in" orders.-adv.
P.O. Swanson and daughter, prom
inent residents of the Curley Creek
district, were visitors in the city
Wednesday.
]. H. Washburn returned last week
from a business and leisure trip to
Spokane. While there he registered
for the Colville land drawing.
A dance will be given tomorrow
evening at the Moravia hall and a
number Of local people are planning
to attend.
Miss Margaret Eagan left We'd
nesday for Libby, Mont, where she
will visit with her aunt, Mrs. Earl
Garrett.
Mail orders . given prompt and
careful attention. eve deliver the
goods" Brody's Drug Store.-adv.-
If.
The Misses Selma and Freda
Peterson were in Spokane several
days last week visiting with friends
While there they registered for the
Colville land drawing.
E. L. Keith left Sunday for Minot
N. Oak. where he has secured sew
eral building contracts which will re-
quire his time the remainder of the
summer and fall.
r. f. Luse left Sunday for Spo-
kane, where he expects to spend g
couple of months working on paint
ing contracts which he has accept
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell, wei
known residents of Copeland, were
transacting business in the city Mon
day. They made the trip by bug
gy.
u5noIql pessed uosIslled pIsMoH
the city Monday on his way from
visit with his parents at Sandpoin
to the Idaho-Continental mine wher
he has a contract for the hauling
of ore.
Miss Margaret Moore, county sup
erintendent of schools, returned Mon
day from Moscow, Idaho, where sh
spent last week attending the SEES
sions of the state convention of tn
county school superintendent.
Miss Lillian Kelly, of Cloquet
Mimi, left yesterday for coast point
where she will spend several week
l visiting with friends before return
, ing to her home. While here Mis-
Kelly was the guest of her frienC
Miss Margaret Wolfe.
Mail orders given prompt and care
; full attention. We guarantee ther
; against breakage and pay parcel
post or express charges. Send you
next order for drug sundries to s.
monds' Drug Store, Bonners Ferr!
Idaho.-adv-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Peterson G
Porthill, drove to the city yesterda
, to spend a day or so looking afte
business interests. Mr.. Peterson ha
: large, we'll improved ranch at Port
| hill and is devoting his time to tn
! raising Of fine stock.
Tony Heppner has taken charge G
the Boomers Ferry Meat Marke
Mr.. Heppner is an experienced mea
, cutter. He was formerly located g
} Eastp0rt and for the past fe'
months has been employed at the II
= ternational hotel.
= On Wednesday, August 2, one da
} only, we will give s bars of Electri
Spark soap for 25c; 8 cans soil
pack tomatoes for Csc; macaron
DC for loo package. only Zoe wort
of each to each customer. Kane
= Co. ad
Mrs. Alice O'Conner, who has bee
seriously i'll for some time and VIII
has been at the Boomers Ferry no!
pital for some time, was able
leave last week and is now visi
ing at the home of her daughte
Mrs. Wyman Hoagland, at Nor;
: via.
County Prosecuting Attorne
leighton left last Friday for Greel,
Colo, where he plans to spend
couple of weeks visiting with h
parents. During his absence Alto
ney Sidney Smith, of Standpoint an
Mr. Heighton's law partner, will tax
charge of the legal business of til
county and the firms private bus
ness.