Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-05-08

Game Licenses and Fishing Tackle
for sale at Brody''s Drug Store. adv
]. T. and A. C. Moore motoced to
Meadow Creek yesterday to look
after business matters.
Beautiful but inexpensive articles
of jewelry, suitable for graduation
gifts, at Howe's Jewelry Store. If
VIM Peters of Copeland was trans
acting business in the city the first
of last week.
Fred Mccall has accepted a posi-
ton with ]. r. Meeker, as blacksmith
and wood worker.
If you want something useful as
well as dainty for a graduation gift
for some relative or friend call at
Howe's Jewelry Store. If
J. ]. Archer, proprietor of the
Meadow Creek Lumber company of
Meadow Creek, was business visitor
in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter barrow are
the happy parents of a baby boy
which arrived at their home at Nc
Arthur last Wednesday.
Mrs. George R. Gray leaves to-
morrow for Sinclair where she will
spend several days with her hus-
band who is doing the spring seeding
on his ranch near Sinclair.
A man by the name of CAIRO, who
has been employed at Wilson's camp,
was brought to the Bonners Ferry
hospital yesterday. CAIRO had his
feet and ankles bruised badly be-
tween a couple of logs.
Thieves filed the lock on w. t.
James root cellar recently and stole
quantity of apples and potatoes.
1t is believed that the theft was
the work work of small boys.
Harry Lazos, an employee of the
Meadow Creek Lumber company, had
his shoulder injured last Monday at
Meadow Creek and was brought to
the Boomers Ferry hospital to re-
ceive the attention of a physician.
Jack Collins, an employee of the
Idaho Gold and Ruby Mining com
pany, is visiting his parents in the
Paradise Valley district. Jack re-
Gently had a finger badly cut and
will remain at home until the wound
heals.
Miss Agnes Muhlfeld entertained
the members of the G. G. g. club
, Wednesday evening. Miss Stella
. Stoos won the prize for the highest
score at the card games. A delicious
, lunch was served after the guests
! enjoyed a couple of hours playing
cards.
The camp of VIM. Case which has
been getting out logs for c. w
Reardsmore of Priest River, for the
mast nine months, closed down last
week. Mr.. Case will store his outfit
here but will take his horses tc
Clarksfork where he expects to speno
the summer.
H. o. Jackson has accepted
position as head of the grocery de.
partment of Browns Department
store. Harry" is lost when out OF
the grocery game and his many
friends are glad to know that M
will remain in Boomers Ferry fol
while at least
Mrs. James De Van, of Chicago
ILL.,, and Miss Margaret Sharpe, o.
Oldwine, ILL.,, arrived here last Thurs
day to visit at the home of thel'
sister, Mrs. M. T. Welch. Miss Mar
garet Sharpe will spend the summe
i here as the guest of her sister while
I Mrs. De Van will remain only a shor
4 time.
The work of grading a new count,
, road on the south bench was com
. pleted Saturday under the direction
of County Commissioner James tltz
i patrick. The new road was give
to the county by Malcolm Bruce
II runs south from the Bruce HON
through Mr.. Bruce's acre tracts an
turning west at the Brody line run
west connecting with the main roa
at the Kinnear ranch.
A wedding announcement whic
will come as a surprise to man
Boomers Ferry folks was that re
Gently made in the Spokane Chronicl
to the effect that Bert w. Albert.
of this city and Mrs. Dorothy Kelly
of Spokane were married on Marc
% at Colfax, Wash. Mr.. Albert
has been in the employ of the Pa
cific States Telephone company
Spokane for the past year.
A. w. Markham, a well know
resident of the Meadow Creek dis
trict, and Miss Elizabeth Biehler, {
r Buckingham, Ont, were united
marriage on Sunday, April goth, f;
Standpoint, the ceremony being pc
formed by Rev. McCaughey. tt
groom has a well improved ranC
near Meadow Creek where he h;
lived a number of years. His mar
friends all over the county exter
to him and his bride the heartie