Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-02-27
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"They 'sho-gro' and 'shur ma
ture.'"
| Mrs. L. J. Johnson is visiting at
Priest River with friends and rela-
tives this week.
Miss Margaret Wolfe left Satur-
day for Great Falls, Mont, to spend
few weeks visiting with friends.
Mrs. l. Causton returned last
Thursday from a visit of several
days in Spokane.
For Sale Cheap-The acre north
of Simond's residence on the North
side. Ask Fred Mccall about it.
feb 20
Mrs. Colon Smith and children of
Porthill passed through town Sat-
urday on their way to Spokane on
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mcdowell Of
Eureka were here during the past
week renewing old acquaintances,
Mr.. Mcdowell having formerly lived
here.
For Sale or Trade-18-foot, 10
passenger gasoline launch. Will sell
or trade for automobile. Write Box
303, Bonners Ferry. Feb 81.
Miss Nelson, clerk at Reid's De-
partment store, returned Monday
from a several days visit with
friends in Spokane and st. Maries.
Ward Duvall returned Monday
from a several days stay in Spo-
kane where he visited with friends
and attended the sessions of the
mining convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chambers and
little daughter of Copeland were in
town Saturday. Mrs. Chambers has
been suffering lately from blood
poisoning in a foot.
By buying your seeds from the
Seed Growers Association you help
to establish a marketing concern for
your crops. Who needs this more
than our farmers? feb-27
The Entire Nous bridge club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. w
King. the prize being won by Mrs
G. w. Spoerry. The club will meet
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. vii
Kinnear.
. According to word received here
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Hogan
will locate permanently at Ulm
Mont, where Mr.. Hogan will have
charge of a retail lumber yard. Mrs
Hogan is now visiting with relatives
in Athol, Idaho.
, Wanted-The best mich COW in tn,
; country. Nothing considered tina
gives Ness than 80 lbs. daily testinl
per cent or better. Before buying
4 | will weigh the milk personally an,
{ take a sample for testing-G. W
Spoerry. teb27-2
Joe Banning had a watch stole
last week, which was taken from hi
vest while hanging in his place o
H business. Suspicious rested agains
"floater" who was in town at tn
: time but evidence wasn't stron
enough to warrant conviction. TIL
watch was a % jewel Waltham an
a valuable timepiece.
: Lee Fewkes sold his 100 acr
: ranch at Moravia yesterday to
: Mr.. Mitchell, who came here frol
: Montana. The new owner brougf
: some of his farm implements an
: household goods and leaves toda
to move the rest of his belonging
to the new home. His wife ar
family will join him Sunday.
= Mrs. Thomas Hooker has he
some trouble the past week from
8 badly infected thumb on her han
: She scratched the thumb very light
: on a nail protruding from the wa
: and thought nothing of the scratt
: at the time, but infection set
( and it was necessary to lance Il
: thumb.
: Farmers Educational and Cooper
: tive Union Local No. 80 meets alte
= nate Saturdays at Northside scho
= house 7:30 p. M, visiting membe
: cordially welcomed. Geo. Kindschu
= President; Mrs. A. E. Aldridge, Sc
= rotary.
= Work on repairing the S. l. bridI
: was temporarily stopped Saturd;
= because of failure of a shipment
= timbers to arrive, which is still
= the way. The timbers were order
: from Seattle. 1t is stated the ord
- has been in for over 60 days and y
= some of the timbers are still stan
= ing in the trees, so difficult is it
= have orders filled promptly.
= 1t had been the intention of t
= school board of Independent Schc
: District No. to keep the schot
: closed until next Monday, but t
: statement is now made that if
: new cases develop and if the pup
= who have been vaccinated are g
: ting along all right that school m
; be resumed next Thursday. 7
u Nertnside school opened Monday.