Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-10-01

The Union church Ladies' Aid Soc
iety will meet Wednesday afternoon at
the church pariors.
J. r. Wiley, postmaster. received no
tice last week of his reappoiEtment as
postmaster of Bonners Ferry for a
four year term beginning September
5th. The appointment is made by
President Wilson with the advice and
consent of the senate.
The Moneyweight Scale Co have be-
gun an action in the district court
against d. p. Dayton, to collect $3.50
claimed to be due on the purchase
price of scale sold to the defendant.
The plaintiff is represented by E. NJ.
Flood and the defendant by Bottum &
Wilson.
Mrs. George r. Gray treated the
members of her Sunday school class,
of the Union church, to their annual
picnic, on Saturday. Twenty-one
lads were taken to the Gray ranch
near Addie in autos and there they en-
joyed dandy outing and fine picnic
dinner
Tuesday of each week is w s. s.
day in the Bonners Ferry schools and
Supt. Kerr is urging all the pupils to
save and buy stamps. Last Tuesday
total of $94.35 of stamp sales was
made. The pupils have already Sc
cured several bushels of fruit pits
and this campaign is just starting.
c. N. Fisk, of Meadow Creek, has
filed suit for divorce in the district
court against Glemert V. Fiske S.
f. Henry is attorney for the plaintiff
who alleges the defendant has deserted
him and has transferred her love to
another. The couple were married
at Standpoint on November 6. 1916 and
have year old daughter,
Suit for s2,4OO damages has been
I filed in the district court by J. Lang,
through his attorney, S. r. Henry, a.
gainst s. Leibrecht. The complaint
alleges that hay crops were destroyed
on the plaintiffs land during the. years
! 1916, 1917 and 1913 because the defend
ant built dam across the natural
drainage of the plaintiffs meadows
Mr.. and-Mrs Brinton left last week
for Astoria, Ill, where they will visit
for several weeks at Mr.. Brinton's old
home. They will also visit with Mr.
Brinton's relatives at Chicago and on
the return trip will be the guests for
several days of uncles and aunts of
4 Mrs. Brinton at Minneapolis and ST.
Paul. Mrs. Brinton was formerly
Miss Ruth Biggar
The members of the Union church
Ladies' Aid society held their eigh-
teenth annual tea at the |. o. o. f hall
on Friday evening Needless to say
a delicious spread was thoroughly en-
joyed by more than a hundred of the
society members and their families
After the dinner the evening was spent
in social conversation, playing games
singing and instrumental music.
S. e. Henry secured temporary in
junction Saturday in which Sheriff w
F. Dunning is enjoined from selling al
sheriff's sale certain land to which
Wilbur j. Martin. Bertha ]. Sweet
his divorced wife, and Mr. and Mrs. II
: o. Jackson. claim an interest and or
! which mortgage foreclosure proceed
] ings were started by the Bonners Fer
I ry Lumber company through its at.
torneys, Bottum e Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellus Smith, of Port
4 hill. were visitors in the city Friday
$ Mr.. Smith is the general manager o
. the Western Belle Mining ,compan,
and states that the company is nov
sorting ore which will be shipped t
= the smelters this winter. The com
pany is getting ready to put in a roaC
: connecting the property with the Ida
y ho-Continental mine road, distance
of about three miles.
n Miss Esther Davis. home demonstra
9 ton agent for the northern part of Id
E aho. spent Wednesday. Thursday an,
Friday of last week at the Kootena
4 Indian Mission where she instructe,
the Indian girls and women in the can
ming of fruit with honey for sweeten
ing and conducted demonstrations o
: making jelly with crabapples and ell
! derberries. She left Friday night fol
Il Occur Alene.
o The Jolly Entertainers will appeal
, at the Amazon theater on Wednesda,
night, October End in a pleasing pro
gram of songs, instrumental music
! and other wholesome amusement. The
Jolly Entertainers come from chill
dren's home at Des Moines. Wash.
: and the money they earn in giving en-
> tertainments is used in maintaining
the home. The company gave a goot
entertainment here about year age
at the X. p. hall.