Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-06-25
Local News


Mrs. G.. w. Bush visited last week
at the home of her son, George Bush
at Wallace, Idaho.
"Hulda from Holland" at the Amazon
theater, Tuesday, July End.
The Ladies' Aid society or the Union
church will meet in the lecture room .
at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon |
e. H.. O'Brien, who is operating a
cedar products camp at Yakt. Mont, |
was in the city last Tuesday looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Olden, wellknown resident of
the Copeland district, was in town sew
eral days last week receiving medi-
cal treatment. She returned home
Saturday.
FOR SALE-Indian two-speed mo-
tor cycle in good repair with complete
equipment including electric lamp and
horn. Inquire of ]. j. Kindschuh
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. I'll
G. S. Collins, prominent rancher
of the Paradise valley district, is the
owner of Ford car, having purchased
used machine Saturday from the
Parks Highway Garage.
Sheriff Dunning returned Friday
from St. Anthony, Ida, where he ac-
companied Master John Stewart and
committed him into the care of the
officials of the institution.
Contractor Martin Estlund with
Messrs. Bone and Keith, is erecting a
five room bungalow for Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Rosenberg on their ranch home
in the Curley creek country.
Miss Bea McGreevy left today for
Standpoint after a few days visit here
with friends, to resume her former
position with the Interstate Utilities
company as telephone operator.
Miss Berdine Gines will undergo an
operation for appendicitis tomorrow
at the Boomers Ferry hospital. Her
mother, Mrs Ira Gines, will also un-
dergo a similar operation in the near
future.
Bert Baden and w. L. Doty return
ed home Sunday from Gleichen, AL
berta, where they just finished a con-
tract of taking out an irrigation flume,
in which they handled over 100000
feet of lumber
Oscar Anderson, of the Anderson
Brick Company, of Standpoint, was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
Mr.. Anderson states that his company
has been enjoying an unusually good
business this season.
John and William Johnston left
Saturday evening for Mead, Wash. to
spend Sunday and Monday visiting
with their parents. bill" left to-
day with the Boundary county con-
tingent for Camp Lewis and John is
subject to call.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hart, together
with their daughter and her husband,
motored here from Spokane Sunday
to spend a day looking after property
interests and visiting with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Hart being former resi-
dents of Boomers Ferry.
County Auditor H. II. Elder is now
prepared to issue passports, for urgent
business reasons, to persons desiring
to go to foreign countries. Time must
be given to allow the application to
be sent to the national capitol where
the passports are issued.
r. w. King, pastor of the Euclid
avenue Baptist church of Spokane, was
here yesterday visiting with his son,
C. w. King. The visitor has accepted
a position with A. c. White as time
keeper of Camp No 2 and will enter
upon his new duties next Monday.
DR.. c. A. Rae went to Spokane last
Thursday and purchased a 1917 five
passenger Oldsmobile auto. Mrs.
Rae, who had been visiting with
friends and relatives at Moscow, join
ed her husband at Spokane and motor
ed home with him Friday evening.
B. F. Payne, proprietor of the Fifteen
Cent Store, recently received word of
the death of his father, Thomas Jeffer-
son Payne, on June 5th, at Howard
Kansas. The deceased was sc years
old. He was a Union army veteran
and was with Gen. Sherman on his
famous march to the sea.
w. w. Ferbrache and I. B. Neill
the latter the proprietor of the Parks
Highway Garage, were in Spokane
Wednesday where Mr.. Ferbrache
picked out a five passenger, 1915
Dodge auto, driving home with the
car the following day. BILLY" traded
in his Ford auto on thenew car.
A number of local members of the
Knights of Columbus returned last
evening from Spokane where they at
tended on Sunday the initiation of g
large class. The party was taken tt
Spokane by L. N. Brown in his Dodge
car and included ]. c. Bush, Reuber
Boileau, Tom Martin, M. McNichols
Miss Margaret Wolfe left Saturday
afternoon for Copeland where she viii
take charge of the store of the Cope
land Trading company while Mr.. anC
Mrs. E. ]. Wilson are at Occur d Alen'
City attending the annual meeting o
the retail grocers of the Inland EN-
pire. They made the trip to Coeul
d Alene in their new Ford auto.
l. Causton will conduct an auction
sale next Saturday at the Fitzpatrick
barn at 100 T.. M, at which time sew
eral head of dairy stock belonging t
]. Frank Cuddy and two teams of worl
horses and several wagons and man
farm implements belonging to lr
Gines, will be sold to the highest bid