Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10

Brody. u
Thomas Maui, of Copeland, was in
the city Wednesday, looking after
business matters.
A. C. Moore returned Saturday
from a two days business trip to
Libby and Troy, Mont.
Mrs. C. A. Rae left Thursday for
Spokane where she will spend week
or so visiting at the home of her
parents
For Rent-Good three-room house,
two acres of cleared ground, city
water, three fourths mile from town.
Inquire A. B. Ashby. 2-20-tf
For Sale-A limited number of
Pure Rose Comb Reds, at $3.50 per
setting of Is eggs. Phone 101, j. A.
Worley, Boomers Ferry. 1t
M. F. Bayer of Copeland, walked
. to town Wednesday to spend a few
hours looking after business matters.
He returned home on the K. V. train.
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Kent returned
last Wednesday from Libby, Mont,
where they visited for several days
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
: G. E. Leader.
Charles Leder, of Porthill, passed
: through the city Wednesday on his
: way to Spokane where he planned to
spend a few days looking after bust
ness interests.
J. T. Yack passed through the city
Thursday on his way from his home
in Porthill to Occur d'Alene City
: where he will spend a week or so
: visiting with friends and relatives.
: Last week William Sorensen pur-
obo sod fba EronE roctIanoo
in tn east part of town. The resi-
: dence is a five room bungalow. The
: deal was made through Geo. c..
: Wade.
!: Horses For Sale-Also lin. plows
J at $500 and $1,000 each and a 3A
inch tire wagon in good condition.
: Price $4,000 or will trade for lighter
: wagon. Charles Smith, Box 297
' Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Apr24c
J, f. B. Squirting, the owner of a
y well improved farm near Copeland,
+ was business visitor in town Satur-
: dap. Mr.. Squirting announces the ar
rival of nine and half pound boy
i, at his home Friday evening.
+ P. r. Publ, pharmacist at Brody's
+ Drug Store, went to Priest River
2 Thursday to oversee the moving of
/ his household goods to this city
I Mr.. Publ has leased the Sam Peter
I son residence in Park addition.
i The first installment of Liberty
I. which was lost in transit, will be
! shown at the Amazon theatre Fri
3 day night, April 18th. This will
/. be five reel show. Prices 10 and
Z Is cents. adv
/. The st. Mary's Guild will meet
I. next Thursday at the home of Mrs
1. W. D. Baxter. The Guild decided tc
! contribute 500 to the new hospital
4 fund and each member is requested
= to bring a donation of ten cents or
! Thursday.
s. w. p. Mahoney traded his Maxwell
! car the first of last week to the
i Crescent Garage for a new Ford
+ Kenneth Mahoney will drive the new
+ car to the Mahoneys new home al
/. Heppner, Greg, as soon as the roads
!. are travelable.
/ have just received a carload Of
+ hard wall plaster from the U. S
/ Gypsum company, which is the very
Z best product on the market. The
/ price $1700 per ton with free de-
i livery for all orders over one-hali
Z ton.-D. w. Parks. Feb20-tt
I Mrs. George Hossack left Sunday
7 for her home at Bolton, Mont, aftel
+ a several days visit here at the home
/ of her daughter, Mrs. C. T. Laschin
+ ger. Mrs. Hossack came here from
+ Canada where she had been visiting
& several weeks with relatives.
+ Miss Berta NJ. Van plans to leav,
Z Thursday of this week for San Fran
! cisco. Miss Van plans to join the
+ Red Cross upon her arrival at Sar
Z Francisco. She, has been visiting
+ here for several weeks with her sis
i ter, Mrs. Laschinger, and her aunt
! Mrs. Osberg.
Z w. P. Mahoney returned Thursday
+ to his home at Heppner, Greg. He
: was called here last week to transfer
: his interests in the First State Banl
: to F. w. Anderson and his associates
Kenneth Mahoney, who accompanied
his father here from Spokane, viii
remain here several weeks.
Suit was filed this week in Pro
bate Judge Henderson's court by J
V. Witt against Henry Henige, tn,
plaintiff alleging that his fences wer,
cut and that timber has been take1
from his place by the defendant. Tn,
case will come to trial next Friday
Bottum & Wilson represent the plain
tiff and S. E. Henry the defendant.
G.. E. Marvin returned Friday from
Seattle, Wash, where he looked aftel
the shipping of his new gasolin,
launch to this city. The new boat il
expected to arrive here today or to
morrow. AS soon as the ice on tn,
Kootenai river breaks Mr. Marvin
expects to begin making daily rount
trips to Porthill. He will carry pas
sengers and freight.
Oliver Campbell returned Sunda,
to Moscow to resume his studies a
the University of Moscow afte
spending the spring vacation weel
here visiting his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. o. H. Campbell, residents of tn
Northside. Gene Campbell spent tn
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