Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-09

WANTED Aspall riding saddle.
Write Ben BEACH, Lenia, Idaho. 1t
George r. Gray returned Wednesday
from a few days business trip to Spo-
kane
FOR SALE--Fitzpatrick's "K", one
man stump pullSf. Write Ben Beach
Lenia, Idaho. - 1t
Fine line of fishing tackle and
sportsmens supplies at the c. D. ST.
monds Drug Store. We sell fish and
game licenses
Mrs. 7. J. Jones left Sunday for
weeks visit with friends in Spokane
and with her daughter, Vera, who is
attending the summer normal school
at Lewiston.
FOR SALE-E. NJ. F. auto, with de-
livery box attachment; in first class
condition. Cheap. y Inquire of c. c.
Smith, p o. Box 496, boomers Ferry
Idaho. 1te
Miss Hilda Brinkworth, stenograph-
er for the First National Bank, is
spending her vacation visiting with
her parents at Greenacres, Wash.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Leota, arrived here
Thursday to visit for some time at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Palmer.
P. H. Callahan left Sunday for Rose
Lake, Idaho, where he is in the en-
ploy of the Shoshone Lumber COM
pany, after having spent few days
here visiting with his family.
FOR SALE-Four months old bull,
thoroughbred and registered Guern-
sey, for $3.50 with five percent dis
count if paid for with Liberty bonds
Inquire of W. r. Hoagland, Moravia,
F. II. Watson, manager of the Beth
lehem Gold Mines, of the Copeland dis
trict, was in Spokane last week attend
ing meeting of the officers and the
stockholders of the company.
Allen Lewis and Harry Giuhler, of
Butte, Mont, left Saturday for coast
points after having visited here for a
few days with their friend, Fred
Causton.
We are the sole agents for kodaks
in this city. The only kodak on the
market is that ,manufactured by the
Eastman company Let us show you
the finest line Oh kodaks and kodak
supplies to be found this side of Spok-
ane. Brody's( Drug Store. If
Dean Norton left Friday for Spokane
where he will try to enlist in the navy
If he is not accepted in the navy he
will go the the harvest fields and work
until he is called by the local draft
board.
II. L. Ramthun land family, of Cen
tralia, Wash, returned home Thurs
day after few days visit here at the
home of Mr.. Ramthuns sister, Mrs
Edgar Charles. Mr.. Ramthun is &
conductor on the Northern Pacific
railway.
Auctioneer Causton will conduct {
sale at Fitzpatrick's barn at 2 o'clocl
Saturday afternoon of July 18th fol
j. n. Norton, at which time work hors
es, wagons and all kinds of farm i'm
plements and household goods will b,
sold to the highest bidders. The us
ual terms are offered. F. A. Shulti.
will act as clerk.
Mrs. H. S. Remer and daughters
Mrs. George Bush and Miss Alwilda
left Wednesday for Standpoint afte
few days visit here at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bush. All thre
are former residents of this city. Mrs
Bush resides at Wallace, Ida, now
Miss Laura Smith arrived here las
Wednesday to take charge of the cit
office of the Western Union TELEGRAPH
company, succeeding Miss Duff VIII
was promoted to the Standpoint office
Miss Smiths home is at GrangevillC
and she has been working for tn
Western Union at Lewiston.
f. L. Danquist returned Wednesda
to his home at Addie after havin
worked for some time at his trade G
painting for II w Bliss. He was az
companied home by his little daughte
who recently underwent an operatio
at the Boomers Ferry hospital for al
pendicitis.
Mrs. H. A. Gale received letter las
week from her husband, Harry Gal
who is a top sergeant of an aviatio
squadron at the Wilbur Wright Fiel,
Fairfield, Ohio, in which he stated thu
he had already made two flights an
that the sensation was not greatly di
ferent from riding in launch on til
Kootenai river except on the decent
when his stomach felt as if it was nea
the top of his head.