Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-01-23
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Mr.. Macarthur of Macarthur suf-
fered a broken leg last Saturday by
having a log fall onto it.
Emil Lunden, Appointment rancher
of the Highland Flat section near
Naples, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Harry Baker of Troy was
shopping in town Saturday and Sun
day and having dental work done.
Tom Hooker of Addie was at
tending to business affairs in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Herzig were
in from their Naples home last
Sunday.
Miss Freda Peterson is spending
several days in Spokane visiting
friends and relatives.
Thos. Maui, the popular merchant
at Copeland, was transacting bust
ness in town Saturday.
Miss Valeria Elder, who has been
visiting for the past month with her
brother, Deputy County Clerk Elder,
left today for her home at Occur
d'Alene City.
TIL Boomers Ferry band has made
arrangements whereby they secure
the building occupied by the Critic
and hereafter will hold their prac-
tees there.
Wanted-Post and poles at all
times. What can you furnish and
when? Write L. D. Mcfarland,
Standpoint, Idaho. Feb-13
H. w. Terrence went down to Spo-
kane last week to attend a session
of the directors Of the Spokane Fruit
Growers association. He had just
recovered from a severe injury to his
back received while handling grain.
Miss Edith Marshall, formerly en-
ployed at the Bonners Ferry hos
pital but now working in like ca
lpacity at Libby, stopped off in Bon
ners Ferry Thursday after visiting
her home st Lenia.
Messrs. Maeuk and Goldstein, of
Spokane, have been in the city this
week for the purpose of buying cat
tie. Their firm is known as the
Spokane Buyers" Mr.. Maeuk states
that they have been very success
full in this district in securing fine
beef cattle and they will remain
here some time.
w. ]. Greenway, the general mer-
chant and logging contractor of Ad-
die, was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Greenway states that this year has
been the best in the history of the
district for logging operations. He
will finish his contract about the
first of February.
Prof. Theodore Perry delivered ar
address Sunday evening at the M. E
church in which he told of his ex-
I periences while engaged for two
years in mission work in New Yorl
City. Those who heard the ad
dress report it a very interesting
discourse.
A. w. Markham of Meadow Creel
was transacting business in tow
p yesterday. Mr.. Markham has beer
getting out a lot of saw logs thi
winter but has that work about fin
ished now and expects soon to be
gin cutting pulp wood for the pape
mill at Wildwood.
]. B. Brody is in receipt of lette
from G. f. Moore in which he sta
| ted that a very short time ago hi
| little son underwent an operation
for appendicitis in a Colfax hospita
= and within a week of that tim
|. the doctor himself was in the sam
hospital to undergo an operation 70
the same trouble. Fortunately bot
/ came through the operations sue
1 cessfully. DR.. and Mrs. Moore wer
| formerly residents of Bonners Ferry
The Herald is in receipt of a com
munication from Senator w. s
, Walker in which he states that Mr.!
Walker has been quite i'll since leay
ing here, in fact the Hines havin
manifested itself even before thei
departure 1t has been necessar
| for Mr.. and Mrs. Walker to engag
i suite of rooms and leave thei
hotel in order that she might hav
more quiet and rest.
f. w. Bruce and family will leav
about February LIST for North, De-
kota where Mr.. Bruce has made al
rangements to engage in farming
the vicinity of DEVILS Lake. He
Il retaining most of his property herr
however, and states that if he is nc
satisfied in his new location he ma
4 return to Boomers Ferry. Mr.. an
Mrs. Bruce have made many friend
here who will regret their depart
lure but will wish them success
the new home.