Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-10-08
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rOI dpplt anu pear bOAcSs tdit at
the M. and b. Carpenter Shop. If
If you have anything you wish to
sell you can find a buyer by adver
Using in the Boomers Ferry Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Causton moved
into the H. o. Jackson residence last
week, where they plan to make their
home.
Lost-A X. P. watch fob charm.
Finder please return to Bert Gay at
Simonds' Drug Store and receive re-
ward. If
Don Lawrence, sales manager for
the Weyerhauser interests, at Spo-
kane, was in the city on business
last week.
Clean, light, airy, furnished rooms
for rent. Bath and toilet same floor.
Mrs. E. r. Henderson, Kinnear
Apartments. Ut
]. L. Leach motored to Spokane
Saturday with his Ford truck loaded
with furniture. He returned Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Brooks expect
to leave shortly for Portland, Ore
gon, where Mr.. Brooks has accepted
a position with wooden mill.
Miss Henrietta Rath of Porthill,
and Mrs. Emma B. Tefft of Copeland
spent several days in the city last
week, as guests at the home Of FL
mer Osborn.
Attention School Children-The Fiji
teen Cent Store has a fine large stock
of the very best values obtainable in
pen and ink tablets, pencils, pens,
inks and everything you need for your
school work. Come in and see.
Community singing will be held
tonight at the X. P. hall under the
leadership of Mrs. Croker. 1t is
requested that all attending bring
with them any copies they may have
of old familiar songs.
Mrs. Fred Farley of Carter, Mon
tana, left for Tacoma, Washington,
to visit relatives, after spending a
few days in the city, as the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Brant.
C. w. King is spending few days
at Boise on business in connection
with the duties of his office as
county food administrator, having
been summoned by a message from
State Food Administrator Bicknell.
Your home is not complete without
a Columbia Photograph We have
the-exclusive agency for this wonder
full musical instrument and can place
: it in any style in your home on the
easy payment plan. simonds' Drug
Store.
Mrs. H. A. Gale announces that
there is now plenty of sewing to be
done by the local Red Cross auxili-
airy, and that all of the women are
urged to spend as much time as pos
sible at the rooms so that the work
can be completed on time.
A great many people thought that
October LIST was the date for a re-
turn to the former time schedule
after the daylight saving" plan, but
upon investigation, it was found that
October 9th is fixed as the date fol
the return to the old schedule.
News was received here last week
of the death of Mrs. William PenroC
at Hillyard last Wednesday, Mrs
Penrod formerly resided here, but
with her husband, has been living il
Troy, Montana, for several months
where Mr.. Penrod was in the employ
of the Great Northern.
: H. J. Mccoy expects to leave to-
= morrow for Portland, Oregon, to en-
ter the airplane production servic,
of the government. He has beer
|, granted a commission in the spruc,
production department of the army
where his knowledge of the lumbe
industry will prove an asset to thi
department.
d. T. Deselm, who is connecte,
with a lumber company at Rosalia
Washington, writes that he is anx
ious to return to Boomers Ferry, a
the eastern Washington country doe
expects to bring his family bac
here to make this a permanent hom
Il as soon as possible.
Il Mrs. Otto F. Mathiesen entertaine
the Entire Mouse club at bridge Fri
| day evening. Following the game:
1 dainty luncheon was served, an
/ quaint crepe paper hats and bonnet
L were presented to the guests as SUP
| per favors. The prize for the hig
score of the evening was awarde
| to Mrs. H. l. Monks.
ATTENTION LADIES-It will pa
] you to watch for the special bargain
being offered at Brody's Drug Stor
each Friday and Saturday. New bai
III gains each week. Read the displa
advertisement in this paper. TIL
III week a ten cent bar of soap and te
cent wash rag, both for eleven cen
on Friday and Saturday only.
iii Gordon Morley, son of Mr.. ar
Mrs. ]. A. Worley, has been i'll f,
iii several days, due to over exertic
| in harvesting his war garden" I'll
young man is said to have achieve
II remarkable results in the way
III intensive farming during the pa
iii season, and has produced an exec
HI tionally fine yield of potatoes.
was in the city Friday, leaving tn
III evening for Spokane, where she WI
called by the serious illness of h
nephew, Fred Greisinger. Mr.. Gri
singer, who is now residing at w
son Creek, Washington, sustained
III scratch on a thistle a few days ag
III which has resulted in blood poiso