Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-02

Wanted to buy-Home-grown pop
corn in small or large quantities
Amazon Theater. july16
Miss Verna Bruce, nurse at the st.
Luke's hospital in Spokane, is spend
ing three weeks vacation here with |
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm |
Bruce.
Don't let the mosquitoes bother you
Drive them away by applying our
lotions. Complete stocks of the best
insect powders. Simonds' Drug
Store.
Rev. U. S. Crowder was a business
visitor in Spokane several days last
week and while in the city took in
the initiation ceremonies OF the
Shriners.
FOR SALE-Fancy Bling, Royal
Ann, Black Republican and pie cher
ries. Phone 80 or call at the ranch
S. c. Witwer, d. c. Black ranch, on
the Northside.
Mrs. H. A. Norton will have charge
of the Boomers Ferry public library
during the month of July on each
Saturday and Mrs. Mary Brown will
be in charge on Wednesdays.
Wanted Mechanics in all branches
of the metal trades for Emergency
War Work. Good wages, good work
ing and best climatic conditions.
Astoria Marine Iron Works, Astoria,
Oregon. jly9 At
Frank Tibbetts, of Bonner county,
was picked up last week by U. S.
Crowder for having failed to report
to the Bonner county draft board
Tibbetts was allowed to fill in a ques-
tionaire.
Mrs. L. N. Brown, Mrs. E. Boileau
and the Misses Dollie and Verna
Bruce, May Dunn and Edmire Boileau,
left Thursday for a point on the Moyie
river where they spent a couple of
days on a camping trip.
Fred l.. Camp, Jr., salesman for the
Quaker Oats company in Spokane and
the Inland Empire, returned to Spo-
ane Wednesday after spending a week
visiting w. H. Rowe and family. Mrs
Camp and son, Bobbie, will remain
few weeks longer
Archie Nestor left Saturday for
Pocatello, Ida, where he is to report
on July LIST to take a government
course of training in mechanics. Mr..
Nestor was selected for this service by
the local draft board.
We are the sole agents for kodaks
in this city. The only kodak on the
market is that manufactured by the
Eastman company. Let us show you
the finest line of kodaks and kodak
supplies to be found this side of Spok-
ane. Brody's Drug Store. If
Mrs. Ethel Harris arrived here last
Monday from her home at Occur d
Alene City to visit until after the 4th
of July at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Heathershaw. Her
husband, w. Harris, plans to join her
here for the celebration of the
Fourth"
Mrs. Clark and her daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Spokane, arrived here
Friday to spend a few days visiting at
the home of their friends, Mr.and Mrs.
A. e. Bunting. The visitors are for
mer residents of this city. and lived
here about ten years ago when Mr.
Clark was engineer at the box factory.
During the past week a number of
trainloads of soldiers from Pennsyl-
vania, in the limited service class
were sent to the coast where they
will work in the spruce forests for the
government getting out timber for
aeroplane production. One of these
trainloads passed through Boomers
Ferry.
T. ]. Hollinger and daughter Miss
Phyllis, left Thursday morning for
Seattle, Wash. where they will join
Mrs. Hollinger and the rest of the fam
lily and make their future home. The
Hollingers have made their home here
for many years and it is deeply re-
GREETED by all that they have decided to
leave.
Schweitzer Moore returned Sunday
from Portland, Ore, after success
fully passing the examination for Sc
r cond class seaman in the naval re-
serve. He is now at home awaiting
orders to report for duty, and expects
: to be called within the next three
weeks. He will probably be station
en- in the Puget Sound navy yards at
{ Bremerton, Wash.
Miss Holt, assistant state canning
! demonstration, Miss Evans, state ath-
letic supervisor, and Miss Heberling
T county club leader, have been visiting
e the various clubs of the county the
:. past few days and in many localities
. demonstrations were made. This
: afternoon a canning demonstration is
: being held at Kent's hall and many OF
: the women of the district are in at
tendance.
I Among the many hundreds of sol
diers who passed through Boomers
Ferry the past week on the trooI
trains but one former Boundary county
man was seen-Ed Foss, a former EN-
ployee of the lumber company. Mr.
Foss was married some time ago t.
Miss Janice Rebenstroff, also formerly
of Boomers Ferry and the daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Rebenstroff, of Occur {
Alene City, Ida.
| w. A. Alexander, of Occur Allen,
City, was in town Sunday and yester
day visiting with friends and lookinl
after business matters. He was OF
his way back to Occur d Alene afte
having made a combined business an,
pleasure trip to his boy-hood home il