Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-05-14


sale. Inquire of j. r. Meeker, City.
For Sale-Fine variety of seed
potatoes belonging to G. w. Spoerry.
See S. w. Biggar. If
For Sale Very Cheap-1916 Ford,
five passenger, thoroughly over
hauled and in firstclass condition
Two new Goodyear tires. Inquire
Of ]. B. Brody, Boomers Ferry. If
S. A. Rosander, of Copeland, left
Thursday for his old home at Inter
national Falls, Mimi, where he plans
to spend a few weeks looking after
business matters and visiting with
friends and relatives.
Lost-A brown leather suitcase.
containing wearing apparel. on road
between Spokane and Kingsgate.
Notify 02S19 Madison street, Spo-
kane, or VIM. F. Schnase, at Rose
bud, Alberta. Reward. may212tc
Supt. Kent, of the city schools,
states that he has received an ac-
ceptance from Miss Esther Burger,
of Mulberry, Kans., as teacher of
science for the coming year. The
new science teacher is highly recon-
mended.
Probate Judge +. r. Henderson
went to PASSPORT Sunday and held
church services for the Eastport
people Sunday afternoon. The servi-
ces were attended by a large crowd
and Mr.. Henderson's talk was we'll
received.
H. E. Storm, formerly assistant
cashier of the First National Bank
of this city, was in the city Thurs
day enroute to Montana points where
he expected to spend a day or two
on business. Mr.. Storm is located
at Cheney, Wash.
The Herald this week received
letter from Vic Kuehn in which he
stated that he would be glad to give
the use this summer of an acre tract
on the Northside to the Red Cross
The Red Cross members will act on
the offer this week.
0. M. Elliott, president of the
state normal school at Lewiston,
Idaho, was in the city last Thurs
day, visiting the local schools. Thurs
day afternoon, Pres. Elliott addressed
the high school students of the Bon
ners Ferry high schools.
S. E. Henry received letter yes
terday from his son, Patrick Henry
first petty officer of the u. S.
navy and stationed at Norfolk, Va
stating that he expected to leave or
his first ocean trip shortly. His
ship will act as one of a convoy
fleet.
Arthur Humphrey went to Spo
kane last Tuesday and applied t
enlist in the army as a truck driver
Humphrey was turned down in the
physical examination on account o.
throat trouble. He may undergo al
operation in order to fit himself foi
service.
Jos. Jacoby, superintendent of tn,
Bonners Ferry Lumber Compan,
sawmill, states that trial alarms O
the fire whistle at the mill will b.
= given Thursday of this week. TIL
trial alarms will be sounded at 60
and 7.30 a. M; at noon and at To-
A. M. Dorrah has arranged t.
sell at auction his herd of dair,
cows. A number Of various article
: and tools and implements will b
sold. The auction will be conducte,
: by |. Causton at the Fitzpatrick
barn Saturday at 1:30 o'clock. OFT
F. Mathiesen will act as clerk.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Fri
W. H. Castle. Mrs. Ella McGlocl1
lin, chairman of the Armenian Re
lief Committee, requests that al
members having sewing for the Ar
menian Relief work, bring it to Mrs
Castles home Friday afternoon.
II. B. Carratt left yesterday TO-
Hussar, Alberta, where he plans t,
spend several months breaking new
ground on a recently purchase,
ranch, putting up buildings and fenc
es. His family will remain here thi
summer and have leased the w. P
Mahoney residence in Park addition
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Guthrie, o.
Copeland, passed through the cit!
Saturday on their way home from
Fort Stevens, Greg, where they haC
been visiting with their son, Chaun
cey Guthrie, a member of the Ma
tional army. Chauncey Guthrie ac
companied his parents home and will
remain at Copeland for a time on
sick leave. He was dangerously il
at Fort Stevens for some weeks will
pneumonia but is now improving il
health.
Yesterday morning Judge Flynn
at Standpoint, heard arguments il
the Anderson VS.. Anderson divorce
case and granted S25 monthly ali.
mony, SIS suit money and $25 dol
lars attorneys fees to plaintiff anC
issued an order restraining the de
PENDANT from disposing of property
or interfering with the plaintiff OF
plaintiffs children pending final set
Element. S. f. Henry appeared fol
the plaintiff and E. w. Wheelan fol
the defendant.
Notice To the Public
l will close my place of business
The Up-to-Date Shoe Shop, on May
18th, in order that l may prepare tc
| enlist in tho army