Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-25

Mrs. H. b. kinnear and her sister,
Mrs. l.. j. Stauffer returned We'd
nesday evening from a visit with
friends in Standpoint.
Joe Goba, we'll known rancher
and prospector of the Copeland dis
trict, transacted business in the city
couple of days last week.
Mrs. S. w. Ashby and children
of Valley, Wash, arrived here last
week to spend a couple Of weeks
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. B. Ashby.
The St. Mary's sGuild will hold its
annual bazaar the afternoon and
evening of September goth in the |
Critic building. All kinds Of plain
and fancy sewing and needlework
Also a cooked food sale.
Tony Heppner, formerly the man
ager of the Bonners Ferry Meat
Market, returned to the city Sun
day from Naples, and will assist
Nicholson & Zimmerman a few days
at the City Meat Market.
Miss Margaret Wolfe, boolSeeper
for the Copeland Trading company,
of Copeland, spent Saturday and Sun
day here visiting with friends and
her father, c. F. Wolfe, returning
to Copeland yesterday morning.
Mrs. Frank Berger returned We'd
nesday from a visit with friends
in Spokane and Lewiston. She ac-
companied her son, Francis, to Spo-
kane where he took the entrance
examinations for Gonzaga college
with such high grades that he will
begin the second year course.
Clarke Howe and Jesse Howe, both
former residents here, have gone into
business at Denton, Mont, where they
are operating a feed and livery bust
ness. Jesse Howe was in the trans
fer business in this city severa
years ago selling out in 1913 to
c. W. Megquier.
Irving Erlwein, his sister Minnie
and Mary Mccormick made a trip
from Troy to Willow Dale ranch in
a side car motorcycle on Monday.
The Erlwein young people proceeded
to Bonners Ferry and returned yes
terday without experiencing any diff
\ ficulties whatever, enjoying the trip
immensely Echo.
The bake ovens and most of the
4 equipment of the Bonner Bakery
which were. recently purchased from
W. c. Bowling of the Bonner Bakery
by C. H. Bixler, proprietor Of the
Grill restaurant, were moved to the
4 Grill Saturday night. Mr.. Bixler
\ will be ready in a few more days
! to serve the public with fresh bread,
cakes and pastry.
.. Frank Mcbride and Grant Pritch-
! ard, commissioners of Bonner coun-
ty and Herbert Webster deputy
1 county auditor of Bonner county
4 were business visitors in town Thurs
u day. The Bonner county commits
4 sioners will endeavor to secure $780,
3 900 for good roads in the near fu-
ture and a bond election will be
I called for this purpose.
n John NJ. Johnston left Sunday fol
81 Milwaukee, Wis, where he will re
sumo his studies at the Marquette
! university in the dental department
4 Mr.. Johnston spent most of the sum
a mer vacation near Thornton, Wash
4 Last week he came here to visit fol
d few days with his parents, Mr.
q and Mrs. R. G. Johnston, of the
q Paradise Valley district.
y Frank Moore, John T. Moore ant
Il E. A. Moore left Sunday for Seattle
N Frank Moore travelling in his Oak
VI land auto and John and Ernest il
s their Maxwell. They will visit il
b Seattle at the home of their brother
n Fred Moore and visit various coas
a points with a view of securing
N location. Mrs. Edward Moore lief
n Wednesday for Spokane where. sh
4 will visit few weeks before joinin,
her sons in Seattle.
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