Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-02-27
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"They 'sho-gro' and 'shur ma
ture.'"
L. N. Brown is on the sick list
with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. ]. l.. Snyder left Wednesday
morning for Lewiston, Idaho, where
she will visit for several weeks.
The meetings of the Ladies' Aid of
the M. E. church have been post
poned for two weeks.
Mrs. Ole Donnum and Miss Agnes
Tjernberg were visiting at the Han
son ranch at Naples Sunday.
All kinds of peas, beans, vetch
and Giant half sugar mangels at
reasonable prices.-N. l. Seeds Grow
ers. feb-27
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney returned
Thursday evening from a visit in
Standpoint.
T. w. Mclaughlin, a wellknown
citizen of the Sinclair district, was a
business visitor in town last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Wanted-Posts and poles at all
times. What can you furnish and
: when? l.. d. Mcfarland, Standpoint,
Idaho. Marco
Rev. j. A Hoffman, will be alb
sent from his pulpit next Sunday,
when he will preach at Copeland both
morning and evening. Rev. L. E.
Singer will supply the Methodist pull
pit.
Our price list was published in
, the Herald two weeks ago. Hunt
it up and order now.-N. l. Seed
, Growers. feb-27
For Rent-My ranch with good
) buildings, orchard, and 20 acres
cleared. Apply to henry LaFlour,
Boomers Ferry. feb.13-tf
! A change has been announced in
!, the laymen's meeting, known as
! Peoples Night" at the Methodist
: church. Instead of being held on the
regular Sunday, it will be held on
the second Sunday, March IL.
. For Rent-Good piastered house
t Five rooms, closets, bath room and
i shop, or all eleven rooms at the
Cave place. Henry Moore, P. O..
E Box 2O3.
Last Thursday Deputy Sheriff Nc
q Mahon and two special agents from
!, Spokane, j. c. Cahill and F. Bres-
s nan, discovered three suit cases of
liquor hidden on a Great Northern
freight train and confiscated the
= goods. The owner is not known.
o. You will find our seeds for sale
o at Brodys Pharmacy, Simonds' Phar-
4 macy, and Rosebaugh's on the
7 Northside. For larger wants call
It up G. w. Spoerry.-N. l. Seed
Growers. feb-27
n AS indicative of the business the
- Northern Idaho Seed Growers as
- ISOLATION is developing it is stated
~ that the association has already sole
&c nearly a carload of field pea seet
q this spring.
ID For Sale-A few good cows giving
20 gallons and over of milk a da!
when fresh. Also some heifer calve
re and yearlings. Prices right. Cal
and see them if you want the WORT
m of your money. Yorkview Dairy
MT Standpoint, Idaho. Feb20-t
AT Mrs. R. H. Mccoy returned t.
~ Bonners Ferry today from Spokane
81 Seattle and Portland where she pur
~ chased one of the finest lines o
spring millinery she has ever car
ad ried. AS soon as the goods al
a rive they will be placed on displa
id. and you are invited to call and in
ly spect the many beautiful creation:
al al Stop paying rent, Apply it on pu,
in chase of brand new four-room bur
he galow, electric lights, running waite
in house, near business section
"a Cheap. Easy payments. Inquir
sr- Mrs. ]. T. Bush. Feb 20
)ol
RS A postcard received at the Heral
III, office yesterday from ]. E. Carlson
&C. principal of the grammar school
If of Douglas, Ari., shows a photo {
the Douglas Grammar School basket
&c ball team, champions of the stat
ay Prof. Carlson was coach Of the team
o oa Prof. Carlson writes that thre
ol Americans were killed recently @
eu the Mexican border near Douglas an
ler and in Douglas it is generally b,
'eee lieved that the outbreak will caus
ia war.
S. E. Henry filed application f
an injunction in the district coul
he yesterday to restrain Sheriff Saw
DOL yer from selling certain properi
OILS belonging to Nick Pappas ar
The against which judgment had bee
no secured by Causton Bros. Attornt
ills Henry had secured judgment again
ct Pappas in the district court
lay Occur d'Alene City on February
The for S30506 in behalf of his ellen,
Nicholson & Zimn-s -r An.