Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-14
Local News

Services in the Lutheran church
next Sunday at 1880 p. m.
For Sale-Work horses, weight
between 1900 and 1400 pounds. Box
297, Boomers Ferry. Aug14c
McDonald's chocolates are truly
delicious. You always get fresh con-
fectionery at Simonds' Drug Store.
C. E. Critchell, of Meadow Creek,
was in the city yesterday looking
after business matters.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
meet Thursday, August 16, at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Graft.
Mrs. Lee Fewkes left last week
for Troy, Mont, where she is visit !
ing at the home of her son, D. F.
Fewkes.
The Sale at Brody's Drug Store
offers great opportunities to buy
present and future needs at great re-
auctions. Read the page ad in this
weeks Herald. adv
Oscar Murphey, of Addie, was in
Spokane last week and purchased
five passenger Maxwell auto, driv-
ing the new car home.
Mrs. liver Johnson, of Hillyard, wife
Northern railway, visited here last
week with Mrs. H. H. Howard.
James Philbrick, a former resident
of this district and now located at
Hope, Idaho, where he has several
promising mining properties, was
visitor in town Wednesday.
For Sale-An Oliver typewriter No.
good as new, cost $105, will take
$50 cash. Also 8 May Matched
thoroughbred Black Minorca cockrels,
$150 each Josephine M. DePuy. Ito
Oscar Grant, an artilleryman of the
regular army and stationed at Fort
. Wright, spent a three day furlough
in this city this week, visiting with
friends. He returned to Spokane
,, yesterday.
Mrs o. c. Wilson and little daugh-
ter plan to leave Thursday or Fri
day of this week for Mrs. Wilson's
former home at Aberdeen, S. Oak,
| where they will spend about two
! months visiting at the home of Mrs.
Wilson's parents.
The members of the Methodist
Sunday School will hold their annual
picnic at Maughan's park on Friday,
! August 18th. A basket dinner will
6 be served at noon and the children
: will be entertained at various games
during the day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Baxter and
+, ]. l. Monks leave tomorrow for their
ranch home at Addie where they
/ will spend a few weeks hunting and
e fishing. Mrs. ]. l. Monks and Mr..
and Mrs. H. l. Monks will join them
Y Saturday of this week.
= C. E. Berger, of the purchasing
= department of the 500 line, with
S headquarters at Minneapolis, Mimi,
: and Geo. B. Paul, purchasing agent
i for the Spokane international Rail
Y way, with headquarters in Spokane,
e were business visitors in the city
Friday.
y L. N. Brown and wife left Mon
y da morning for Spokane where they
y planned to spend a few days on a
y combined business and pleasure trip.
= They made the trip in their Dodge
y auto and were accompanied on the
y trip by Mrs. Browns niece, Miss
Mildred Fewkes, of Rexford, Mont.
q d. w. Twohy and family, of Spo-
q kane, stopped off here Monday night
! on their way to Montana points
: Mr.. Twohy is president of the Old
" 4NdLlOlStl Ddiih, VI OpOhdle, anu Oue
' of the most prominent bankers Of
= Washington. The Twohy family is
: making the trip to Montana by auto
e A. V. Hemming received a
r thoroughbred Brown Swiss bull last
S Tuesday from Honey Creek, Wis. The
r animal comes from one of the best
:. bred dairy herds of Brown Swiss
v cattle. The animal was SHIPPED by
a express and although it was Is days
e on the road arrived here in fine con-
e dition.
Rev. John Hoffman returned last
i week from Hope, Idaho, where he
n had spent a couple of weeks attend
= ing a camp meeting which is to be
$ permanent affair and which from
d now on will embrace the entire Co.
= lumbia river conference. Mr.. Hoff-
man was selected to look after the
y advertising of the next years meet
ings.
= About two weeks ago Malcolm
Bruce stepped upon a needle, the eye
part of the sharp steel being forced
into the ball of the right foot. The
point of the needle broke off when
Mr.. Bruce stepped on it. Drs. Fry
and Faucet were called upon to To-
! cate the foreign substance and remove
I it and Mr.. Bruce expects to under
go a slight operation tomorrow.
DIR. Martin N. Remers, of Chicago
arrived here last Thursday to spenc
a few days with Drs. Fry and Eau
\ cett. DR.. Remers came west to visit
with friends in Spokane. He is favor
ably impressed with Bonners Ferry
and it is possible that he will locate
here to assist DR.. Fry in the absence
of DR.. Faucet who received his com
q mission last week as LIST Lieutenan
in the medical corps of the U. S
army.
E. H. O'Brien left yesterday morn
ing for the cedar pole and post CAM
at Pine creek in the Yakt distric
which he and his partner, Mr.. Han
sen, are running. O'Brien and Han
sen are employing a crew of IL mel
and could use twice as many. The,