Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-08-20

Mrs. w. c. Reid and children went
to Copeland Wednesday to spend
few days visiting with friends.
H. L. Edwards. OF Copeland, came to
town Wednesday to spend a few days
here on business and pleasure.
Mrs. U. S. Crowder and daughter
spent several days at Copeland last
week as guests of-Mr. and Mrs. NJ F.
McAnelly.
M. e. Cash, proprietor OF the Bon
ners Ferry secondhand store, was a
business visitor in Spokane several
days last week.
Robert Mills and family, OF Alberton,
Mont, motored here last week to visit
at the home OF Mr.. Mills parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Causton re-
turned Tuesday evening from a bust
mes and pleasure auto trip to Spokane
and Occur Alene City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vaughan re-
turned to their home at Troy Thurs
day after having visited here a few
days with friends and relatives
e. c. Gale returned Tuesday from
Sampsonton, Alberta, where he spent
couple of weeks visiting at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Homer Gano.
Mrs. c. H. Goodman, who has been
visiting for several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. j. T. Lawless, left last
Wednesday for her home at Peoria,
ILL.,
f. w. Anderson of Spokane, was in
the city Wednesday to attend the reg
ular meeting of the directors of the
First State Bank, of which he is the
president.
When you are hot and thirsty re-
member that the coolest and most up
to-date ice cream parlors in the county
are to be found at Simonds' Drug
Store. All the latest drinks; quick
service.
r. e. Clapp and family have return
ed to this city after spending the sum-
mer in Spokane. Mr.. Clapp will as
sist his father, Frank Clapp, during
the haying season.
The Union Church Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the church parlors. Mesdames j
r. Wiley, A. D. Welch and j. A. Wor-
ley, will entertain.
u. S. Customs Inspector L. H. Young
passed through the city Wednesday on
his way from PASSPORT to Great Falls
where he will spend couple of weeks
on government work.
FOR SALE-One red boar, l year
old, in AL condition: IA fine pigs, six
weeks old, at $500 each: one good
dairy COW, six years old, $500. G. j.
Daufau, Porthill Idaho. SPIT
Mrs. Elizabeth Boileau returned
Sunday from Spokane where she was
called last week by the serious illness
of her daughter, Miss Phoebe, who
underwent an operation on Tuesday
for appendicitis. Miss Boileau was
recovering nicely at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans, of Occur
Alene City, arrived here Tuesday
evening to visit at the homes of Mr..
Evans daughters, Mrs. George r..
Causton and Mrs. E. l.. Little. Mr..
and Mrs. Evans came here by auto
with Mr.. and Mrs. Causton. The Wis
itors returned home Sunday.
w. j. McGlocklin will leave soon for
the coast and has arranged to sell at
public auction on AugrsS 2ith, a large
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nishings, l Causton, auctioneer. The
sale will start at 2 p. IN. and the usual
terms will be offered.
The newest member of the Boundary
county defense council is Mrs. e. M.
Flood who received her appointment
from Governor Alexander yesterday
and who has been named as assistant
to Mrs. F. e. Murray, chairman of the
women's defense council work.
| P. II. Callahan arrived here yester-
day from Rose Lake, Idaho, where he
has been in the employ of the Sho-
shone Lumber company. and will
work from now until the primary
election in the interests of his cand-
idacy for nomination on the republi-
can ticket as sheriff.
F. w. Simmons, superintendent Of
the Lewiston, Idaho, city schools and
during the summer in charge of state
county club work, was in town Thurs
day He expressed himself as being
greatly pleased with the work which
has been accomplished by County Clul
Leader Miss Heberling.
Henry Henige, the wellknown til
man of literary fame, has purchase,
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of a hundred acre tract in the Curle,
creek district. Henige states that h
will cut some 5000 ties from tn
tract and that he has secured the bes
quality of tamarack timber
B. A. Barnes arrived here last Fri
day to accept a position with o. +
Howe as jeweler and watch repairel
Mr.. Barnes came here from Conrad
Mont. He is not new in this city a
he lived here Tor some time about
| year and a half ago when he was i
the employ of Mr.. Howe. Mrs. Barne
is visiting with relatives in Albert
and will join her husband here soon.
Eighty acre farm for rent for on
year. 20 acres rough cleared; ha
been moved with mower. Fine Dol
tom land for general farming. Lot
of feed for hogs and chickens; goo