Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-11-17
Local News

The very best in fresh chocolates
and bon bons at Simonds' Drug
Store. adv
Fred Causton left the first of the
week for Spokane on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Kenneth Mahoney left Monday for
Spokane and Heppner, Ore, to visit
with friends at Spokane and with
an uncle at Heppner.
Charles McGlocklin left yesterday
for Spokane where he plans to spend
the remainder of the winter. He
expects to secure employment in one
of the Spokane garages.
Contractor Wheeler began work
yesterday on the work Of replas-
tering and calcimining the Casey
hotel rooms. Every room in the
hotel will be gone over and put in
first class shape.
J. P. X. Graves, who left sew
eral weeks ago for Leonia to work
for the Idaho Gold and Ruby Mining
company, of which he is a stock
holder, returned Monday to Bon
ners Ferry.
On Wednesday E. Des Voignes,
the well known Copeland farmer and
stockman, shipped a registered thor
oughbred Hereford bull to Orofino,
Idaho. The bull was seven mortns
old.
China ware-Just arrived, the
very daintiest in prettily designed
ware for all occasions. Serviceable
too, and priced very low. Brodys
Drug Store. adv
The members of the Wilson Club
and the various democratic county
candidates in the recent election will
hold meeting tonight at the office
of the Kootenai Valley Times.
A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE is
only part of the SATISFYING
MEAL the TRAY TAVERN will
serve you. The service is quick
, and modern. Popular prices. Next
to Pantages Theatre, Spokane. adv
Miss Eva Boileau plans to return
to Spokane Sunday after having Wis
tied here for several weeks with her
, mother, Mrs. Homer Boileau. Miss
Eva Boileau is nurse at the Sa-
cred Heart hospital in Spokane.
, The Dover Lumber company is
now occupying the old camp of the
! National Pole company at Meadow
, Creek and have a number of log
cling contractors working in that vi
q emit?
= While skating Sunday on Fry
S Lake, Clair Fleming tripped in some
n scale ice and was thrown headlone
l.. IL. ~
didn't exactly enjoy the icy duckine
but suffered but few bad effect!
f from it.
The members of the st. Mary's
Guild are planning to eclipse all nre
:. vious records on next Thursday wher
:. they will hold their annual bazaar
at the Guild hall. The sale of fancy
work will start at 8 o'clock. Luncl
}. will be served from o'clock on
Plates % cents. adj
j. Frederick Johnson, organizer TO
h the Moose lodge, was in the cit!
f between trains Tuesday. Mr.. johnson
f undertook to organize a lodge in thi
city some months ago but was no
able to secure sufficient members
He is now organizing a lodge a
=. Troy, MOnI.
eThe case of Peter Batway agains
C the S. l. railway, which was file,
9 last week in the probate court, ha
! been settled out of court. The plain
! tiff sued to recover damages for
u cow killed by an S. l. railway train
S. f. Henry was attorney for tn
y plaintiff.
1
t C. w. Megquier stated yesterda,
u that he was undecided as to whethe
e he would halt the work on his ney
e brick garage on Main street unit
early next spring or try to build i
o under adverse weather conditions
l. Contractor Clapp has been held u
e in the driving of piling on account o
q being unable to get coal for the pill
q driver engine.