Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-04-09
Additional Locals

Mrs. George Andrews and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene, of Copeland, visited
friends in the city last week.
Be sure to go to the concert and
dance at the X. P. Hall the evening
of April 10th. Auspices of the K.
P. lodge.
The M. ]. Dignan ranch near
Moyie Springs is for rent or lease.
Apply to F. A. Shultis for particu-
lars. Mar. 26-May 81 st
John Dehlbom of Copeland passed
through the city last week on his
way to Nashua, Mont, where he will
assist his sons in putting in this sea-
sons crops.
For Sale-Fumed oak living room
furniture, William and Mary &
room suite, Circassian walnut dress
err and chiffonier Call afternoons a.
residence.-P. M. Collins. 1t
For Sale-Fumed oak living room
furniture, William and Mary dining
room suite, Circassian walnut dress
er and chiffonier. Call afternoons at
residence.-P. M. Collins. 1t
Strom G. Anderson, proprietors of
the Club pool room, have taken a
lease on the corner room of the Kin
near block and will move into it as
soon as the building is ready.
C. D. Thaxton, teacher of the
COPELAND school, was in town Thurs
day on his way to Washington, D..
c., where he will accept a position
in the ordinance department of the
government.
Two Boomers Ferry young ladies
will graduate from the training
school for nurses at st. Luke's hos
pital in Spokane on April 18th. They
are Miss Verna Bruce and Miss
Coda Harding.
For Sale-Fumed oak living room
furniture, William and Mary dining
room suite, Circassian walnut dress
er and chiffonier. Call afternoons at
residence.-P. M. Collins. 1t
M. l.. Rowe is now engaged in
building a fine new residence on his
ranch two and a half miles from
town 1t is a nine room building and
will be an improvement naturally
much appreciated by Mr.. and Mrs
Rowe.
For Sale at a bargain-Several
Willow chairs in good condition. May
be seen and priced at the home of f
E. Fry. Owned by Mrs S. 7. Eau
cett. II
Miss Helen Beardsley of Belling-
ham, Wash, visited a few days last
week with her niece, Mrs. o. Z. Will.
son, and her nephew, Frank Bottum
Miss Beardsley is teacher of moderr
languages at the Bellingham state
normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colen Smith, former
ly of Porthill, are now residents O.
Bonners Ferry and~sare occupying
the Chas. Smith cottage in the west
ern part of town. They moved dow
last week, Mr.. Smith having lease
his ranch near Porthill.
The best dance of the season prom
Also concert. X. P. Hall, Wednesday
April 10th. Auspices Knights o
Pythias lodge.
Miss Margaret Wolfe left Tues
day morning for Copeland wher
she will teach the Copeland schoc
for the balance of the school year
She succeeds C. D. Thaxton, VIII
has been called to Washington to en-
ter the government service.
The Crescent steamboat brough
up barge load of posts last Tues
day from Ball creek, the shipmen
being estimated at 5000 posts. TIL
Northern Cedar company of SAND
point are shipping the posts, whic
were transferred to cars at the Nun
ply mill sidetrack.
Bonners Ferry people last wee
received notices from A. H. Gray
referee, stating that A. A. Jenning,
formerly of this city and now G
Havre, Mont, had been adjudged
] bankrupt. The first meeting of cree
! itors was held Saturday at Grea
Falls, Mont.
The Entire Nous bridge club wer
entertained Friday evening by Mr.
w. F. Kinnear, where the prize fo
the high score was won by Mrs. F
l. Monks. A delicious lunch wa
served before the ladies departed
The club will meet this week wit
Mrs. Chas. O'Callaghan.
A. Klockmann, president and ger
eral manager of the Idaho Continer
tai mine at Klockmann, was a bus
ness visitor in the city the first Q
the week. Mr.. Hickman is max
ing arrangements to begin the sea
sons operations at the mine, an
Monday II laborers went up to Port
hill on the Steamer Crescent.
The ladies of the Episcopal Gull
held their annual supper Monday i
the Guild hall at which the member
and their husbands were present.
most enjoyable evening was passe
playing bridge at which Mrs. o.
Wilson and Otto Mathiesen won tn
prizes for the high scores. The prize
presented were thrift stamps. A hgh
luncheon was served.
w. A. Alexander was a visitor
town Saturday, returning the forst c
the week to his home at Spokan,
He WAS accomnaniad hv Miss MAJ