Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-01-23

Spokane Wednesday.
Harvey Washburn was down from
his home at Copeland Saturday.
Chas. Wolfe spent a part Of last
week in Spokane on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dan
forth at their home in the Cow Greek
district, on january goth, son.
The ST. Mary's Guild will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Otto Mathiesen.
Phone SO, Boomers Ferry Lumber
Company for No. boards, fine for
common work. $3.50 per NJ. adv-tf
John McCullom, roadmaster for
the S. l., was transacting business
in Boomers Ferry Thursday.
Edwin j. Charles spent Friday
night in town on his way home from
a few days in Spokane.
H. D. Stevens was down from the
cedar camp at Eileen Saturday put
ting in a stock of supplies.
The Aid Society of the M. E.
church will have their monthly food
sale Saturday, January 9th, at the
Bonner Supply Co.'s store, beginning
at 10 o'clock a. m.
H. L. Edwards of Copeland had
the misfortune to fall and fracture a
thigh bone Friday The old gentle
injury more serious.
Bargain Night at the Amazon
A five reel Red Feather feature
film, "The Folly of Desire" all-star
cast, 10 and Is cents. Friday night,
January 26. IL
Remember that every Sunday
night the Amazon has a Red Fea-
Their feature. These, you no doubt,
know the quality of. The admis-
sion price for the same is only 10
and Is cents. 1t
S. Leibrecht, one of the promi-
nent ranchers of the Lenia district,
was a business visitor in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Leibrecht is selling
hay in the city and is getting SIS
a ton for fair grade.
Ed Dawkins of Troy was in the
city Friday night and played violin
at the Odd Fellows masquerade. He
will also assist in the music for the
dance to be given by the Senior
Dancing Club next Thursday eve
ming.
County Assessor Bush has started
the work of making the 1917 assess
ment. He states it will require about
a month to secure the assessments
of Bonners Ferry and after that
he will take up other portions of
the county.
Several ladies on Park addition
hill have formed a neighborhood card
club and have named the organiza-
ton the Entire Nois Bridge Club.
The club will meet every Friday
afternoon and once a month an eve
ming party will be given. The mem
bership of the club is confined to
a number sufficient for three tables.
We have just issued new tele-
phone directories, and if any patrons
have not secured one, please call
up central and notify US. On and
after February LIST, all calls must
be by Fumber.-Interstate Utilities
Co.
Word has ben received from w. H
Richardson and wife, who are visit
ing in California, that they will
start for home the latter part of this
week. Mr.. Richardson's mother, who
went to California to benefit her
health, has made great improvement
and is able to move about as freely
as ever, it is reported, but Mr.. Rich
ardson, Sr., is in rather poor health
Wanted-Pulp Wood, Spruce and
Fir, a or fit. long, between to "a
inch diameter. Must be sound and
round with bark on. Price per cord
Spruce, $3.50, White Fir $500 f. o. b
cars Wildwood, Wash.-Inland EN-
pire Paper Company. Feb-t
Miss Phoebe Boileau has resigned
her position with the Bonners Ferry
Lumber company of this city, anc
has accepted one with the Weyer-
haeuser Sales company of Spokane
Wash. Miss Boileau expects tC
her new duties the first of February
Miss Effie Brock is taking the posi-
ton left vacant by Miss Boileau.
Louis Hogan left Sunday for Great
Falls, Mont, where he will take
charge of a retail lumber yard fol-
the Roger-Templeman company. Mrs
Hogan will join him in a few weeks
Mr.. Hogan has been with the Bon
ners Ferry Lumber company fol
some years and he and his wife have
hosts of friends here who wish then
the greatest success in their new
home.
Two Bonners Ferry young ladies
Miss Verna Bruce and Miss Goldit
Harding, have been taking course!
in nursing in st. Luke's hospital il
Spokane, which was totally destroyed
by fire Sunday. All patients anC
occupants of the hospital were re
moved without harm. Word has no
been received as yet from the young
ladies and it is not known whether
they will return home pending the
building of a new hospital or wheth
er their services will be required il
the city.
Mrs. r. H. Mccoy left last weel
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