Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-24

L. M. Hinthorn, of Naples, was in
the city Wednesday transacting bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peters, of Cope
land, were shopping in the city Wed
nesday.
Ira Cooper, a resident of Porthill,
was a business visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Goldie Cave has accepted a
position as bookkeeper at Browns
Department Store.
J. L. Johnson, the tie contractor of
Copeland, was a business visitor in
the city Wednesday.
The Senior Dancing cub will hold
its last dance of the series Friday
evening, April 27 in the I. o. o. F.
hall All those having received in
vitations to previous club dances are
welcome to this. Dancing from $3.50
sharp to ~. Punch will be served.
The local BARRIERS held meeting
last Tuesday night and decided that
owing to the increasing cost of living
they were Untitled to a slight raise
of prices for their work and accord
ingly the three shops have adopted
new scale of prices. Shave and
: neck-shave is now 25 cents and a
haircut costs so cents. Increases
were also made for massage work.
razor honing, etc.
A good sized crowd attended the
patriotic service at the Union church
Sunday night. Rev. Wilbur had
charge of the service and brief pa
triotic talks were made by D. W.
Parks, W. S. Walker and E. M.
Flood Rev e. R. Henderson gave
the invocation. A quartet and an
them was rendered by Roy Voshmik,
c. W. King e. E Elliott and ]. W.
Stewart.
Charles Zimmerman, who for the
past five months has been engaged
in the meat and produce business at
, Mullan, Idaho, in partnership with
, Fred Causton, returned to Boomers
: Ferry Sunday afternoon, having sold
{ out his interests in the Mullan bust
t ness to Mr. Causton. Mr.. thinner
man has no definite plans for the
future and will make his home here
4 until he finds another location.
Beginning May LIST the Boundary
! Creamery will supply the local mar
| ket with ice cream manufactured in
4 Boomers Ferry. The machinery for
! this purpose is installed and ready
! for operation and Manager Stoos an
4 nounces that the manufacture of ice
cream will be III charge of an ex-
perienced ice cream maker.
T j. Hollinger is exhibiting to
his miner friends a sample of a
1 Way Centrifugal Gold Saver with
/ which it is possible to wash gold
/ bearing gravel much more rapidly
than with an ordinary pan and is
Il possible to save the finer gold. 1t
4 is claimed that the apparatus will
a handle 20 times as much gravel as
q the comma nused pan.
J. N. Norton is wearing a couple
q of we'll bruised ewes as a result of
a an ENHANCEMENT last Friday with q
n 16-year-old horse he owns. The horse
q became frightened when some colts
q ran up behind it and knocked Mr.
q Norton down. Mr. Norton says that
n in the future he will be mighty care
b full around old horses which are sup
q posed to be gentle and of an ex-
q emplary disposition.
4 The Northern Idaho Seed Growers
b association has on hand a quantity
= of the following seed which will be
sold at most reasonable prices: WaS
bean; 800 pounds of white marrow
fat field peas; garden peas. We
now have quantity of Senator Dun
lap strawberry plants at about S3.5C
per thousand and Clark's Seeding:
4 at $3.50 per thousand. Also Pre-
a gressive and Superb Everbearinf
q strawberry plants, guaranteed t
Z live, at $3.50 per hundred plants. G
w. Spoerry, Manager. adv
u Seven actions were started in the
n district court last Thursday and Fri
III day by Attorneys Bottom e. Wilson
r and E. NJ Flood to forclose tax lieni
q for King Jernigan, Of Spokane, Wash
q The suits were brought against f. G
Y Ross, Strouf Realty Company. Con
B necticut Investment Co., and Hallet
Il Griswold & Parsons; Bert Hall ant
~. f. Moran; Mr.. and Mrs. f. B
3 Oddson and the Kootenai Tradini
q Co. and VIM. VanGasken; Eugene W
Stoner, F. A. Smith, julius and Mrs
= Stenerson; John w. Loder, Florenc
Weybert, Grace Loder, ]. N. Elliot
and Luce B. Elliott; William Stonel
Eugene w. Stoner, F. A. Smith
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