Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-06-18

ii. &. Ferbrache underwent an OPP |
Grafton for appendicitis Friday at the
Boomers Ferry hospital.
Boyd Spring, postmaster and mer-
chant of Meadow Creek, was bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kinnear motored
to Spokane Saturday evening on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. S. w. Brown, of Jaffrey, B. c.,
was a guest last week at the home of
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Trent.
Elmer Lind, of Naples, was in the
city Saturday and purchased from the
Crescent Garage 1918 five passenger
Ford auto.
All kinds of garden and flower
Observation-Disclosures, d. & M. Fer
RVS and C. E. Morse's. Simonds
Drug Store.
AL Gudbaur, a prominent citizen of
the Round Prairie district, was bus
mess visitor in town last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Frank Edmonds returned last week
from a several weeks visit in Wiscon
sin, having been called east by the
serious illness of his mother.
Last Friday Martin Estlund, we'll
known contractor of this city, pur-
chased from the Crescent Garage a
1918 five passenger Ford auto
Mrs. j. B. Brody was called to En-
tiat, Wash, Friday by telegram in
which it was stated that her sister,
Mrs. James McGreevy, was dying.
r. C. Hawks, prominent citizen of
the Porthill district, was in town sew
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cal attention and attending to busi+
ness matters.
II. |. Monks, Malcolm Bruce and
Douglas Palmer returned last week
from Occur Alene City, where they
had been serving as jurors in the u
S. district court.
w. r. Cole, a. wellknown citizen of
Addie, was business visitor in the
city last Tuesday. Mr. Cole plans
to make final proof soon on his home
stead near Addie.
An action to foreclose on a mort
gage was started last week in the dis
trict court by Charles Benbom against
|. L. Bush. Bottum & Wilson are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
For Sale Very Cheap-1916 Ford,
five passenger, thoroughly over
/ hauled and in firstclass condition.
, Two new Goodyear tires. Inquire
} of ]. B. Brody, Boomers Ferry. If
Dent Poston was in Spokane last
Tuesday and visited at Fort Wright
with Dave Forsythe, Clinton Norman
: and Mr.. Carr, all formerly of Boomers
Ferry and now enlisted in the army
j. A. Transeau has installed g. new
Iapdic cfifcbfne machine in his chnf
. repair shop in the. Casey hotel build
ing. With this late model machine
he will be able to turn out great
a deal more work.
According to word received here
e last week, baby boy was born to Mr.
I and Mrs. John O'Brien on June 9Th
I at their home at Chisholm, MINI
e Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien are former res
e idents of Boomers Ferry.
II. j. Hollinger will sell at auction
June 22nd at 100 p. m. at his home OF
the schoolhouse hill, all kinds of FINE
household goods and furnishings
miners tools and apparatus, photo
graphic supplies, etc. l. Causton
, auctioneer. COME EARLY.
:. The G. G. G. club members were en-
i tertained Wednesday evening at tn,
home of Miss Agnes Muhlfeld Mis-!
!, Stella Stoos winning the prize o
= thrift stamps for having made thu
l. highest score at the 900" games.
n B. H. Walker left last week for thu
o Idaho Continental mine at Hickman
r where he will work this summer as al
electrician. Mrs. Walker expects t
/, join him soon and they will MAKE
!, their home there for the summer.
: w. T. Poston received a call las
y week to report for service at the gov
g eminent shipyards at Astoria. HI
y left for Astoria Sunday Poston wal
y one of the first of Boomers Ferry mel
o to register and volunteer their ser
y vices in the public service corps.
L Mrs. o. S. Davis entertained tn,
members of the Entire Nous club las
: Friday evening, the prize for the higl
= score at the auction bridge games go
: ing to Mrs. l. b. Keller. AT the con
clusion of delightful evening at tn
card games a delicious lunch wal
4 served.
k Suit for divorce was started in tn
f district court last Tuesday by Mari
McGill against Frank McGill, tn
plaintiff alleging desertion as ground
Il for custody of a minor child Bot
l. tum & Wilson are attorneys for tn
= plaintiff.
Frank Carnes returned last weel
. from visit to several eastern points
= including his former home. He say
= that the corn crop in many localitie
!, is backward and seems to be suffer
y ing from too much water while il
. parts of Montana there is a seriou
need of rain.
According to a letter received her
last week by Mrs. e. e. Fry from Mrs
S. T. Faucet, DR.. Faucet, of the 359tl
Infantry, nj. o. r. c., Camp Travers
San Antonio, Texas, has been pro
NOTED from LIST lieutenant to a cap
tain. Captain Faucet lived here 70
some time and was associated wit
DR.. Fry. His many friends here ar
greatly pleased to hear that DR.. Fauc