Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-02-06
local Plck-ups

w. B. Hawkins is about again
after his serious attack of the grip.
Mrs. 10 Trembly of Priest River
arrived Saturday and is a guest at
the home of Mrs. Boileau.
C. E. Selby, U. S. immigration
inspector at Eastport, was in town
last Tuesday.
T. E. Montgomery of Porthill was
transacting business in town Fri
day.
Don't forget the Christian Ladies'
Social club cooked food sale at the
Bonner Supply Store Saturday.
Amazon's Sunday Special: "The
handspring" 5-reel Red Feather
with Ben Wilson and Francelia Bill
lington. 10c and 15c.
Mrs. |. Causton returned last week
from Priest River where she had
been called by the illness of her
daughter
Home cooked food sale at the
Bonner Supply Co., store on Satur-
day. Auspices Christian Ladies' So
cial club.
Saturdays Bargain, "From Broad
way to Throne" 5-reel Red Feath-
er, featuring Carter De Haven. Also
a dandy Ford Weekly. All for 1Oc
and 15c. Amazon Theatre. IL
A laborer was brought in on the
5. l. from Addie last evening to the
Bonners Ferry hospital suffering
from broken leg, received when
the leg was caught between two
logs and crushed. He was working
with the Greenway logging crew at
that place.
Mrs. E. B. Squirting and little son
Merl, returned last evening from a
seven weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Minnesota and South
Dakota. Mr.. Squirting went to Troy
on G. N. train No. "a to meet his
wife and son.
An action was filed Saturday ask
ing for the annulment of the mar.
riage of c. P. Green to Tillie Greer
on the grounds that the defendant
was already married when she mar
ried the plaintiff. Bottum G. Wilson
are representing the plaintiff.
The case of John R. Wiley VS.. the
Great Northern company will be
heard in the probate court Saturday
in which the plaintiff will attempt
to recover SIS alleged to be due fol
damages received to a safe in tran
sit. Bottum & Wilson will appear
for the plaintiff.
J Bartlett Sinclair returned HON,
last Friday after an absence of sew
eral months in Washington and Ore
gon points. Mr.. Sinclair has de
cided to remove to Kellogg wher,
he will practice his profession. TIL,
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Sin
clair will regret their departure bu
will wish them success in the new
home.
w. P. Luce, a we'll known farme
living near Bonners Ferry, has de
cided to go back temporarily to hi
old-time occupation, that of tele
graph operator, and will serve il
that capacity for the S. |. compan,
at the Otto Hansen camp at tn
trestle fill. 1t is necessary to hav
an operator there to control tn
movements of the work trains.
E. E. Elliott went to Newport
Wash, last Saturday at the invi
tation of the farmers of that dis
trict to address them on the subjec
of "Silos." The farmers of the New
port country are operating a cream
cry and are interested in getting
number of silos built the comin
year. Mr.. Elliott states there wer
about so farmers present and tina
he enjoyed the meeting immensely
A. D. Welch has filed actio
against the S. l. railway compan
to collect $4,000 alleged to be du
him as damages for the burning o
barn and other property. Tn
property was burned last Novembe
and the plaintiff alleges the fir
was started through the negligenc
Of the defendant. Mr.. WEIGH ha
placed his case in the hands o
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