Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10


Regular Sunday school services will
be held at the Methodist church each
Sunday. at the usual hour, 1000 a. m.
w c. Reeder, of Porthill, is at Ritz
vile, Wash, this week looking after
property interests.
Charles Madison, a prominent citi-
zen of Copeland, was a business yisi-
tor in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Causton returned
Friday from a few days combined
business and pleasure trip to Spokane
LOST-Between Polzin's ranch and
Plato's, "a black travelling bag. Reward
offered. Leave at the Herald office
Miss Evah Nelson returned last%eek
to her home at Everett, Wash, after
a weeks visit here with her sister
Mrs. Fred Causton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kinnear moved
into their new home Thursday-the
former Ralph Clapp residence which
| Mr.. Kinnear recently purchased.
Mrs. Jennie Beardsley, of Arlington,
| Oregon, arrived here last Wednesday
to visit for a week or so at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. f. B. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bert Cowen moved
the first of last week to the j. W.
Northrup bungalow. Mr. Cowen will
probably build a home next spring.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. william Warwick were
in Spokane several days last week
where Mrs. Warwick underwent an
operation TO relieve partial deafness
Mrs. Ed Miley returned here last.
Friday from Seattle where she has
been attending her mother, Mrs. I.
H. Callahan, who recently underwent
an operation and who is now recover
ing nicely Mrs. Callahan is expected
home some time this week.
The members of the Rebel2h lodge
have arranged to give a dance at the
III. o. o. F. hall on Christmas night.
| The members of the lodge expect to
show all who attend a royal good
| time.
The members of the Methodist Lad
les Aid society will meet on Thursday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. w H..
| Castle Important business is to be
transacted and all members are urged
to be present.
ID. p. Hershman recently received
official notice that his brother, Dick
Hershman, OF the Canadian army, had
| been killed in action on the French
front The deceased soldier was well
| known in this district.
w. H. Heathershaw returned Friday
from Spokane where he had been on
business matters since Monday. While
in Spokane Mr.. Heathershaw sold his
Ford car. He was accompanied on
the trip into Spokane by Carlyle
Smith.
l. II. w. Bliss, proprietor of the Bon
ners Ferry paint and wall paper store,
has been awarded the contract for the
decorating of the Doonan hotel at
Troy, Mont The contract price was
$500 and Mr.. Bliss secured the job by
bidding against Spokane contractors.
The Steamer Crescent is tied up for
the winter about two miles below the
Indian Mission 1t was necessary to
tie up recently on account of the ice
in the Kootenai river and now the wa
ter at Galena landing is too low to al
low the steamer to be taken across
the bar.
]. A. Mulaney who died at Klock-
mann a week ago Sunday of pneu-
monia following an attack of the Span
ish influenza, was buried in the Bon
ners Ferry cemetery Thursday. I'm
municate with any relatives of the
deceased.
Will Johnson. son of William John
son, of Meadow Creek. recently spent
five day furlough visiting with his
father. The visitor is in the naval
training school at Seattle. He re-
turned to his station last Tuesday
and was accompanied as far as Spok-
ane by his father
According to the Pend Oreille Re-
view, of Standpoint, DR.. l.. j. StauffeI
has moved to Rose Lake, Idaho, where
= he will conduct a private practice and
- attend to the hospital work of the
he Rose Lake Lumber company. DR.
to Stauffer was located here for several
in years and left about three years ago
Application was made in the probate
= court Thursday by Matthew Muller
\ for the appointment of w. T. James as
administrator of the estate of his son
Albert Mullin who committed suicide
at the old Bonner hotel about two
Z years ago. The estate consists of 6
homestead and some personal prop
erty.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Gray hat
planned to leave the middle of this
month for California, to spend the
winter but owing to the Spanish infu
enza epidemics in many parts of the
country they have decided to postpone
the trip for a while as Capt" says i
he must catch the influenza he want:
to be home while he is sick.
Councilmen Discuss Paving Plans
The matter of the paving of MAR
street was thoroughly discussed a.
the meeting of the town board Tuesda,
night and resulted in Clerk Richardson
being instructed TO ascertain the cos
of paving materials as compared will
three years ago. Figures are to b,