Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-04-09
local Piek.ups


Clarence Skaurud left Monday for
Hickman where he will work for
the Idaho Continental people
For Sale-Yellow Canadian Field
Pea Seed. Local grown. $500 per
cwt. Any quality.-H. Monks. If
Mrs. Byron ~ Hawks arrived here
Sunday to join Mr.. Hawks, the new
proprietor of Brody's Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F Van Etten and
Mrs. Earl Van Etten, of Porthill, mo-
tored to town Tuesday to transact
business.
Charles G. Madison and VIM. Bayer,
wellknQwn citizens of the Copeland
district, were business visitors in the
city last Wednesday.
Clarke Collins of the U. S. customs
service at Eastport, passed through
the city Monday returning from a
visit to Great Falls, Mont.
Miss Loretta May Des Roster, who
is a student OF the Holy Names
Academy, at Spokane, was a week
end guest at the Hollinger home.
S. E. Henry brought action in the
probate court Tuesday morning in
the case of John Hicks VS.. S. Sakna-
kee to collect on a promissory note.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. f..
church was very successful with its
bazaar held Thursday afternoon and
evening. The net proceeds were
$4,000.
Mrs. H. H. Howard left last Sat-
urday for East Alton, ILL.,, in re-
spouse to a telegram telling her of
the serious illness of her aged
mother.
The best dance of the season prom
lsed. Fourteen piece orchestra.
Also concert. K. p. Hall, Wednesday,
April 10th. Auspices Knights of
Pythias lodge.
Don McColl and w. ]. Hoagland
left Sunday with their household
goods for their new homes at Bas-
sano, Alberta. Their families will
follow in short time.
G. d. Hayner of Wasco, Ore, was
a guest of Rev. Crowder and family
during the past few days, Mr. Hay
ner and Mr.. Crowder being former
ocquaintances at Wasco.
For Sale or Rent-Thirteen acres
one and a half miles south of city.
Good buildings. Five acres cleared
and fortified, ready for crop. Fenced
and cross fenced. Call at this office.
j. B. Cowen and F. w. Anderson
last week purchased the Eugune Page
ranch comprising 100 acres and To-
Gated about 10 miles down river. The
consideration was approximately
100000.
Joe Yack, a wellknown citizen OF
Porthill, passed through the city yes
terday on his way to Occur d'Alene
City, where he plans to spend a few
days on a combined business ano
pleasure trip.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Batway lost the sight of his
left eye last Saturday when he tore
the eyeball with a piece of wire
with which he was playing. DR.. Fry
was called to attend the boy
Mrs. Lydia SWEET and Mrs. Del
Clifford, both of Tuscor, Mont, ar
rived here last Saturday to max,
their future home Mrs. SWEET is tn,
mother of Mrs. L. o. WEIGH and Mrs
Clifford is Mrs. Welch's aunt
Mrs. George Bourner and Mrs
Peter Des Roster of Havre, Montana
stopped off Wednesday of last weel
to visit at the home of Mrs. Ton
Hollinger. They were returning from
Spokane where they had spent tn,
Easter vacation with their children
who are attending school in tina
city.
F. A. Shultis and M. P. DeWol
went down to Spokane last Frida,
where Mr.. Shultis purchased hand
some new WHY'S "Six," seven-pas
senger car and drove it home Sunday
Mr. DeWolf is also contemplating
the purchase of new car and un
] doubtedly will soon be driving aroun,
a new WHY'S also.
j. w. Reid left today for a brie
business visit to Spokane. Upon re
turning be will leave for Bassanc
Alberta, where he will make arrange
ments to have 220 acres of his rancl
near that place seeded to wheat, thu
doing what he can to defeat tn
kaiser. He also is planning to hav
an additional 120 acres plowed thi
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Jackson ref
Wednesday for Great Falls, Mont
where they will visit with friend
and relatives. They plan to 'visi
Denver, Portland and other coast Gil
les before returning home and on tn
trip Mr.. Jackson will investigate
number of business openings. H
has leased his residences in the ives
part of the city to Larue McPherso
and Ray DeWolf.
A. r. Kent, who will take chare
of the schools of Independent Scho'
District No. a, on April 26th, arrive
here Tuesday. Supt. Collins, who r,
Gently resigned, asked to be relieve
on the date mentioned and Mr.. Kel
has been able to complete other bu
mess in time to take up the scho
work where Mr.. Collins leaves of
Mr.. Kent's wife will join him hel
about the first of May
Mrs. Amelia A. Witt, of Los Ang
les, Cali, arrived in Bonners Fer
Monday evening to spend a few da.
here. She is enroute home from vi
toria, B. G. Mrs. Wits son, Jof
Witt, owns a ranch in the Katl
district. She is trained nurse al