Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-11-19
Local News

MIS-. fIlfDd JOntS TeLuTutu OuHudy
to her home at Standpoint, after a weeks
visit here at the home OF her sister,
Mrs G. wv King. She was accom-
panied home by her nephew, Bobbie
King.
Mail orders gwen prompt and care
full attention. We guarantee them
against breakage and pay parcels
post or express charges. Send your
next order for drug sundries to 81
monds' Drug Store, Boomers Ferry,
Idaho.-adv-tf.
A. B. Ashby received word last ev-
ening telling of the serious illness OF
his brother-in-law, Robert Richie, of
Hillyard, Wash. According to word
this morning the condition of Mr..
Richie was improved
RANCH FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
-37R acres across the road from the
Hooker school. Large springs form a
creek on the land: some fruit trees
and buildings: good land. VIII con-
slider a good car on the deal; easy
terms Call at the Herald office Nov5
The Sunday Spokesman-Review
states that Bernard A. Tcrmey. son OF
J. A. Tormey, has beer appointed IA
candidate for West Point by Senator
Miles Poindexter !. y. Tormey Is
resident of this district and the head
of the Tormey Timber Company cp-
Grating near Copeland.
Your home is not complete without
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.
C. c. Howard formerly of this dis
trict, sold the Idaho hotel at Standpoint
: recently and has moved to Spokane
He purchased the hotel from A. Klock-
} mann last March, trading in the old
: Colony ranch on the DEAL The pur-
: chaser is c. A. Coleman, Spokane
real estate man.
! Pend d Oreille Review, Standpoint,
! Idaho@Mrs. Glenn Gorsline and babies
are at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Whitaker, parents of Mrs. Gorsline.
. They came down from Porthill the
= first of the week, accompanied by Mrs
Whitaker who had been at Porthill
6 nursing the Gorsline family through a
f siege of Influenza.
Amateur photographers should bear
in mind that Simonds' Drug Store
has a modern and up-to-date printing
j, and developing department where the
: best work and promptness are insured
Full line of cameras, kodaks and al
Photographic supplies.
S. e. Henry received a telegram OF
Sunday telling of the serious illness
: of his wife at Grafton, N. Oak, will
: Spanish influenza: Mrs. Henry wa
: called to Grafton a couple of week
: ago by the serious illness of her par
: ents She was accompanied by he
= brother, II. S. Swanson and he ha
= also contracted the influenza.
= Clerk Denman, of the Boundar
= county draft board, received a tele
= gram Saturday from the office of tn
= adjutant general of the state, Stain
- that missionaries which had bee
- mailed out to registers who are 3
= years of age and older, need not b
- filled out but may be returned to tn
: draft board with the questions un
: answered.
= The county draft board has bee
= notified by the adjutant general of Id
: aho that the following named person
= have failed to follow the regulation
= of the draft law and are delinquent
= and will be posted as slackers afte
= November 30th: Mike Anardoss. Kloch
: mann, Idaho; Olaf Hansen, Bonner
= Ferry; Wallace GA. Holmes, Detroi
: Mich; Emil M. Parft, Boomers Ferr,
= Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs George Olden. hav
= sold their boarding house on Cottag
= avenue to Mr.. Sanderson, who take
= possession tomorrow. Mr.. and MR.
= Olden and daughters will leave thi
: week for a few days visit at Cope
- land and Standpoint and then they wi
x.~tII L
=; their future home. They recent
W sold their ranch at Copeland to Spol
n ane parties.
Ill Mrs. l.. ]. Bush will have severe
III head of registered Shorthorn cow
some Berkshire pigs and quantity {
farm implements sold at public auC
ton by Auctioneer Causton, on Tues
day, November 26 The sale wi
start at IL a. m. and there will be
Ill free lunch at noon. The sale will
held at the Mrs. Bush ranch in tn
Ill Cow creek district. Otto F. Mathiese
Ill will act as clerk.
III Lieut.. Hodges, army Representative
for the L. L. L. L in this section, hs
been advised that the American L
brary association is preparing to pre-
III vide circulating libraries for the loo;
m Four LIS. There will be absolutel
no charge to the men. The camI
and mills are to be supplied throug
HI the local secretaries. The America
HI Library association is one of the o.
Ill CARNATIONS which will benefit by I'll
united war work drive being mao
Ill now in this county.
III Tom Greer. for over thirteen yeal
HI a resident of the Paradise valley di
HI trict where he has a we'll improve
HI homestead, plans to leave about II
HI first of the year for his old home
Hi Aledo, Ill. Mr.. Greer has arranged
Ill dispose of his cattle, horses and far
implements at an auction sale to
held at the Fitzpatrick barn ON Satu