Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-05

close in, inquire of l. Causton. If
Fritz Brant, who recently enlisted
at Spokane, is now in training at
Jacksonville, Florida.
For Sale Cheap-Water Motor in
firstclass condition; one horsepower.
Inquire at this office. If
f. e. Dutton, the general merchant
of Naples, was in the city Thursday
looking after business matters.
]. Lang, one of the early settlers
of the Curley Creek district, was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
The members Of the Christian La
dies Aid society were entertained
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Miller.
Mrs. James Mohr and children left
Wednesday for Wallace, Idaho, where
they will make their home with Mr..
Mohr.
Fl A .Shultis, cashier of the First
National Bank, returned Wednesday
from three day business trip to
Spokane.
Found-Gold sticl1pin set with a
blue stone. Owner may recover same
at Herald office by paying for this
advertisement.
Notice-On and after March list
the business of the Parks Highway
Garage will be done on a strictly
cash basis. Ivan Neill, Prop.
Ed Miley left Sunday for Spokane
to meet his wife who has been visit
ing for several weeks in Seattle Mr..
and Mrs. Miley returned home today.
Found-On the county bridge, a
cap and glass of auto headlight.
Owner may recover same at Herald
office by paying for this advertise
ment.
B. N. Kennedy, the genial editor
of the Troy Echo, Troy, Mont, was
in Boomers Ferry last Tuesday and
Wednesday, having dental work done
by DR.. Rae.
l.. A. White, a former resident of
this city, and now located at Trov
Mont, was here Wednesday renew
ing old acquaintance and looking
! after business matters.
The members of the Union Ladies
Aid society will meet At the church
! Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. H
b. Kinnear, Mrs. A. j. Kent and Mrs
K j. w. Knoles will entertain
. Hale Aldrich, employed at Wilson's
camp where he is driving a logging
I team, had his right arm and shoulder
!. severely sprained and bruised Satur
4 day when he was thrown from loac
:, of logs.
r. ID. Paolucci left yesterday eve
It ming for Standpoint where he will
e appear before the medical advisory
n board which will determine whethe,
o or not he can be enlisted for servic,
;. in the army.
Jack Bruce slipped and fell at tn
p approach of the S. l. bridge across
IS the Kootenai river last Saturda,
/. and fell some 20 feet receiving Sc
e we're cuts and bruises about his fac
and shoulders.
: Mrs. Grover Hubble arrived her
last week from her home at Tacom.
to be with her parents for a few
q weeks Her mother, Mrs. j. w. Hart
a has been quite seriously i'll for
e couple of weeks.
% Mrs. 500 Kee and children re
= turned last Thursday to Bonner
Ferry to again make their hom
here. They have been living witt
I relatives in Portland since the dealt
of 500 Kee over year ago.
P. H. Callahan returned home las
Tuesday from the Rose Lake countr,
where he has been working for tn
Rose Lake Lumber Company. MI
Callahan will spend about a mont
here visiting with his family.
j. A. Morice, of Naples, was
business visitor in town last Tues
day. He states that the loggers il
the vicinity of Naples are utilizin,
every minute of the sleighing wealth
er in getting out the cut products.
c. c. Howard and family went t,
Standpoint Thursday where Mr. How
ard took possession on Friday of tn,
Idaho hotel which he recently pur
chased of A. Hickman. Mr.. How
ard disposed of his 957 acre rancl
down the valley to Mr.. Kloclmann.
"Tot" Smith, who enlisted a few
months ago in the navy and who ha.
been stationed at San Diego, Cali.
arrived here Saturday on a 90 day
sick leave. Smith will spend hi.
leave at Porthill with his parents
He is just out of the hospital where
he has been quarantined with Ger
man measles.
w. l.. Kinnear returned home las
Wednesday after having spent two
months in Spokane at st. Luke's hos
pital where he underwent severa
serious operations. Mr. Kinnear il
gaining strength daily and in a short
time will be able to meet his many
friends on the streets of the city.