Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-05-01
Local News

Found-Pair of nose glasses. Own
er will please call at Herald office
and pay for advertisement
The Readers club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George r. Gray. The program
will consist of papers by Mrs. Welch,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Gray and Mrs.
Wiley.
We are making arrangements to
handle Jersey milk from the famous
Spoerry herd providing enough Gus
toners can be secured. Call and
see US. We will deliver it with our
morning deliveries. Bonners Supply
10. adv
Travelling Freight Agent King and
Station Agent d. c. Mcdonald. of
the Spokane international Railway
company went to Porthill yesterday
after business matters for their COM
pany.
>. Inc members of the Christian In
1 q Social club were entertainad
Wednesday at the home of Ms
Ferry Ayers. Following the nsuai
eeeyotionai and business meeting a
lew social minutes were spent and q
dainty lunch was served. anu d
Inc stork visited the home Of M.
ana Mrs. Perry Ayers last Fr;Ja,,
ana left a bouncing nine pound habyy
glri as a memento of it's visit Moth,
er and child are doing we'll ana
daddy" Ayers is being kent bnsu
iihding cigars for his many friends
M! MISS Ida Campbell of Minneapolis
eMInn;, who has been visiting here
Tor the past three weeks at tbe
nome OF her cousin, o. II. CamnbeII
leaVes tomorrow for Spokane wbere
sne VIII visit with her brother. 7 p
campbell for a few weeks befora
returning to her home. -''
Miles Wandling, of Battle Nour-
tam, New, was in the city last week
vislting at the home of his mother
, mrs. r. H. Harmon and his sister
MRS. Thomas Vaughan. Mr.. Wandl,
ing is mining man and is assistant
superintendent of the Battle NOM
tam Mining and Development Co. of
Battle Mountain, New. "
Albert Peterson returned Sunday
% his home at Moravia after a busi-
ness trip to Spokane. While in Spo-
Kane Mr.. Peterson purchased a five
passenger Maxwell auto. He drove
the new car home and was accom-
panied on the trip by his sister
MISS Selma, who had been visiting
with Spokane friends.
X. p. Luse left yesterday for Good
ing, Idaho, where he will attend the
sessions of the state camp of the
Modern Woodmen of America which
convenes on May 2, as a delegate
from the local camp. Mr. I.use nlans
10 stop off at Boise on his return
trip to visit few days with friends
and to transact business.
r. Johnson, a student of the sta+o
agricultural college, arrived here SIM
Gay TO accept a position as butter
and ice cream maker with the Ronn-
dairy Creamery Co. Mr.. Johnson
comes here highly recommended He
won the butter Judging contest re-
Gently at Portland and is considered
to be one of the best butter Judges
IN the northwest.
j. W. Reid left this morning for
bassano, Alberta, where he will
spend couple of weeks LOOKING
after the fencing of his 200 acre
ranch. Mr.. Reid plans to attend
PAe+hLiilS Wfllle ne is
gone. He was ACCOMPANIED nv Cbas
Benh,om who will spend several weeks
in the Alberta country looking for
a desirable location.
Mrs. j. |. Monks has had printed
large number of copies of the
words of the song, "The Star Span-
gied Banner" which she will distrib
ute among the members of the local
patriotic organizations and which
may be used at all public meetings
where desired. But very few people
know the words to all the verses of
this song and realizing this Mrs.
Monks desired to assist in the eff
forts being made all over the country
to create a patriotic atmosphere by
providing a means whereby every
person in all audiences could ioin in
singing the patriotism inspiring
hymn, "The Star SnanpIed Pannar ;,