Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-05-07
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Inquire at Simonds' Drug Store.
Waverly Miller is at Standpoint
doing relief railway operator work.
Good Stoddard Tire Shrinker for
sale. Inquire of j. r. Meeker, City.
One Five Dollar w. S. S. will buy
an iron hospital bed for the soldiers.
Miss Margaret Eagan has accepted
a position as bookkeeper for Causton
Bros.
Sales of w. S. S. in Boundary
county during April amounted to
$3,494.00.
For Sale-Fine variety of seed
potatoes belonging to G. w. Spoerry.
See S. w. Biggar. If
Charles V. Olds, of the Perkins
Lake district, was a visitor in town
a couple of days last week.
For Sale Cheap-A good organ.
Bonners Ferry, Idaho If
A new Ford five passenger car
was sold last week to Oscar Muir
phey, of Addie, by the Crescent
Garage.
Wanted-A competent lady to stay
with three little girls from first of
June until December. Enquire at
this office. May1f
Mrs. Flint, who has been visiting
here with her brother-in-law, H. N.
Benner, left last week for her home
in Montana.
All kinds of garden and flower
seeds--N orthrup-King's, d. & Nj. Fer
RVS and c. E. Morse's. Simonds
Drug Store.
E. ]. Wilson, postmaster and gen
eral merchant, of Copeland, was a
business visitor in the city last Tues
day and Wednesday.
For Sale-Two lots and six room
house; good location, Block /, Lots
II and IS, Eatonville Addition. Very
cheap at $3.50. Inquire of VIM. j.
McGlocklin. May 7
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bert Cowen and
children left Friday afternoon for
Spokane where they planned to stay
until Sunday on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Byron N. Hawks, proprietor of
Rrody's Drug Store, has leased the
w. ID. Baxter residence and will
move into it as soon as some minor
remodeling is done.
Postmaster Wiley has installed
late model canceling machine at the
Bonners Ferry postoffice with which
the work of canceling postage may
be greatly expedited.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mccall have
moved into the O'Hogge residence
property on Kootenai street. This
property is now owned by w. A.
Alexander, of Spokane.
Boyd Spring, merchant and post
master ut Meadow Creek, was in
town Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of of the county defense council
of which he is a member.
Joe Stitch of Porthill and T. Buck,
of this city, left last Friday for
Hotsprings, Mont, where they will
remain several weeks in hopes of
curing rheumatic troubles.
T. j. Jones last week sold to E.
Mayors, six acres of land adjoining
the town plat. Mr.. Mayors will clear
and improve the land and will plant
a portion of it to crop this year.
Eugene A. Barnes, clerk of the
superior court, Spokane, Wash, ar
rived here Friday evening to spend
the weekend at the home of his
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bottum.
. ]. R. Brody left last Tuesday for
) his home at Urbana, Iowa, after
having spent the past year here with
t his son, j. B. Brody. Mrs. j. h,
Brody will follow her husband in a
t day or so.
d Raymond Crowder leaves today for
I his home at Wasco, Greg, where he
, is bookkeeper for the ..McCoy-Atwood
Company, after a weeks visit with
!, his father and mother, Rev. and Mrs
: U. S. Crowder.
Word was received here last Fri
day of the serious illness of Mrs
: James McGreevy at the home of hel
: parents, at Entiat, Wash. Mrs. J. B
! Brody, accompanied by her daughter
= Florine, left Saturday for Entiat.
Miss Emma Tank returned from
. Spokane last week and has accepted
4 a position at the international Din
ing Room as waitress. Mrs. Gun
ningham has accepted the position
of night cook at this popular restau
rant.
A district convention of the NJ. w
A. lodge will be held in Sandpoin
on May 18th and a number of loca
lodgemen will attend. The Clarks
fork team, one of the best in tn
district, will put on the lnltlatlo
work.
Saturday H. w. Bliss purchased F
H. McCoy's Buick roadster. This ca
was brought here from st. Pau
about five years ago and was drive
overland by Lawrence Mccoy. Nj
Mccoy has a later model for hi
own use.
L. R. Loomis, of Hickman, Ids
no, has recently been appointed jus
tice Of the peace of Hickman pre-
cinct and his oath of office and bon
was filed with the county clerk o
Saturday.
l. A. Hood, of Bonners Ferry,
capable painter and paper hange
and his family are new residents {
Troy. He is now employed paintin
the G. L. Pixley building and Nj
Avsec residence on Third street.
Troy Echo.