Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-28
Local News

Mrs. Charles Woods visited last
week with friends in Troy, Mont.
The Boundary Creamery is paying
Acc for butter fat, this week. adv
Cut flowers and plants for all oc-
casions. Order them at Simonds'
Drug Store. adv
Remember that extra big program
at the Amazon theatre Wednesday
night with the regular prices of
10c and 15c. adv
Charles Prell, of Keisling, Wash,
arrived here Wednesday to spend a
few days visiting with friends and
looking after his ranch interests in
the Katka district.
Tom Nicholson of the City Meat
Market, returned last week from a
trip to the Big Bend country, Wash
ington, where he purchased car
load Of prime steers.
Mrs. Emma Jones and son, Carl,
of Standpoint, arrived yesterday TO
visit a few days with her sister,
Mrs. C. w. King.
Lost-Between Bonners Ferry and
MaArthur August 10, two girls
coats. Blue serge trimmed in red.
Finder please leave at Herald office
"a roce;ved reward. TIC
Mrs. George Causton and little
son, left yesterday morning for Seat
tie. Wash, where they will visit, a
few weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
The social committee of the Odd
~ l. L0e o,.,.ot1crnH fn olive
another social dance at the l. .. u
F. hall on Friday evening, August
81. The committee invites everyone
to attend and guarantees a good time
Mrs. R. E. Clapp and children
returned home last week from Spo.
kane. Mrs. Clapp was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. l.. E. Tesarlk
who will visit here a couple Of
weeks.
Last week the Herald chronicleC
the arrival of a baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Breen, O.
Addie. Mr.. Breen writes the Her
aid this week that there is a mis-
take somewhere and that the storl
did not visit his home a week ag'
Saturday. Also that the error ha
cost him a box of cigars.
Town Clerk Storm mailed notice
this week to property owners ad
vising them that the sidewalk
AUDITING their property was in nee
of repair and if the walks were no
repaired in a reasonable length o
time the work would be done b
the city and the cost assessed to tn
property.
For Sale at Auction-Two 2-yea1
/. old colts, one an iron gray weighin
about HOO pounds and one ba
, weighing about 1850 pounds. Wi
be sold to the highest bidder at pull
lie auction Saturday, September Is
at the Fitzpatrick barn. | Caustol
Auctioneer, George McGlocklil
} Owner.
Howard Kent, a member of Con
: pany A, Idaho infantry, now sts
! toned at Boise, arrived here Tues
day to spend a weeks furlough vi
| Iiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
A. J. Kent. On Wednesday Howal
| and his sister, Miss Faye, went I
| Libby, Mont, to spend a day wit
/ their sister, Mrs. G. E. Leader.
Mrs. R. E. Kuehn, proprietress
i the International Dining Room, hs
II the misfortune to cut off the er
of the middle finger of her rigl
II hand Friday with a butcher knit
II Until the injury heals Mrs. Kuel
II will be unable to continue her ba
H cry business but she expects
II again supply her patrons with FIRE!
H bread, pies and cakes in a fe
il days.
II Norman Faulkner and the Miss
II Faulkner, his daughters, visited he
II last Tuesday and Wednesday wi
II their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Jam
II Welch and Mr.. and Mrs. .Malcol
IL Bruce. The visitors are residents
III Waterloo, Mont. Miss Nellie Faul
II ner will be remembered as havil
Ill taught in the local high school abo
Ill four years ago. Mr.. Faulkner
II we'll pleased with this district a
II may return and locate here.
II Two suits were started Thursd
III of last week in Probate Judge He
II dersons court, against the Gre
HI Northern Railway company. W.
HI Hawkins sued for $40 damages a
II $500 attorney fees, claiming I
III defendant company's train killed
m COW. B. Nels Peterson sued
HI $3.50 damages for a COW killed
HI G. N. train. S. E. Henry is
III torney for both plaintiffs. Fra
II Botum represents the defendant co