Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-10-28

Qa1 new CnOW Odot anu Il
counter, twenty feet long, |
was installed in the K. l.. Little store. /
The Methodist Ladies' aid society I
will give a food and parcel sale at |
White & Whites store on next Saturs l
day.
Mrs. A. J. Kent and daughter. Miss
Faye, left Sunday for Spokane where
they planned to spend a few days on
a visit with friends.
DR.. Leona Kennedy, who has charge
of the Glenn Rest hospital at Column
bus, Ohio, is here visiting with her
sister, Mrs. ]. Neville.
JUST ARRIVED-One of the finest
and most complete lines of ladies
handbags and purses, priced from only
$3.50 to $500. See them at Hawks
Drug Store.
Fred Causton has accepted a posi-
ton at the K. L. Little store to assist
the proprietor in making several con-
templated changes of counters and
shelving and storing of goods.
Miss Laurel Gleed will entertain
company of friends on Friday evening
at Halloween party. Dancing will
be the principal amusement Of the ev-
ening.
FOR SALE-Team of horses and
harness. Horses weigh 1900 pounds
each; 8 and 10 years old. For price
or particulars address P. o. Box A,
Moravia, Idaho. Nov lie.
FOR SALE-Maxwel five passenger
touring car, run only 5000 miles, in
best condition. good tires. Cheap
Terms to responsible party or would
consider trade. Inquire ct Herald
office.
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Anderson ana two
children, left Thursday on their trip
to their old home at Boarp, Forserum.
Sweden. They will return here next
spring and expect to bring Mrs. An
derson's parents with them
Attention of the readers of the Her
aid is called this week to the price
advertisement of the Kinnear Kloth-
ing store, to be found on page three.
Many items of seasonable wear for
men and boys are listed in this adver-
tisement.
f. e. Lamb, government inspector
of fruit for this district, arrived here
Thursday and spent several days In
the locality meeting with local fruit
growers and giving instructions in re-
gard to handling fruit and. preparing
it for shipment.
Join the large crowd that will be at
the masquerade ball to be held at the
X. P. hall on Friday night, October 81,
benefit of the Yeoman lodge. Prizes
for the best gentlemen's and ladies'
costumes. Tickets, $1.00 and 25c
for spectators. No dancing without
/ masks until after eleven o'clock.
Miss Mary Halpin, teacher of the
| Hooker Flat school, left Wednesday
for Spokane to spend the remainder
of the week attending to business mat
| ters. She was accompanied home
/ bv her father and for the remainder
of the school term they will make
| their home on the Gallas place.
The program for the Sunday night
| service at the Union church Will con
sist of a few short talks on topics OF
the day. in which all are interested
interspersed with music, songs, SOLOS
and trios-a general good time We
will endeavor to give you. Come ant
eniov with us the first of the series o
entertainments-W. B. Hawkins
chairman of committee.
r. G. Johnston has accepted pos
ition at the Commercial hotel as clerk
| Manager Des Voignes is expecting
/ carload shipment of furniture any da.
now which will be used in FURNISHING
! the new rooms on the third floor or tn
/ hotel. Mrs. Des Voignes will ais
] return here this week to assist he
! husband in the management of tn
| hotel.
It has been decided to postpone tn
/ installation of the public drinkin
| fountain presented by the members
l the Civic League to the city, unit
! spring at which time new cemen
walk will be laid entirely around tn
First National Bank block from tn
| nostoffice to the Amazon theater an
! the fountain will be installed at tn
| corner.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Harringto
and children, left Saturday TOT tnel
former home in Spokane where the
will remain for the winter IN orde
that their children may have schot
= advantages. They have sold most
: their stock and have leased the
III ranch. Mr.. taTrlnBlOh says hc W
iii always be a booster for this countr
III and that the only reason he is leavin
m is to get near a school for his chi
iii dren.
HI C. c. Reeves, of Spokane, and fan
III ily have leased the Fitzpatrick buil'
II ing west of the Casey hotel and M
Ill Reeves is conducting secondhar
II store in half of the building. He Il
II tends to ship in two carloads OF Sc
iii ondhand goods as soon as he can a
III range to secure storage room in tn
III city. He is a cabinet maker and WI
HI work at this trade this winter wh'
III his secondhand business does not
III auire his attention.
III Main street from Bonner street
III the county bridge, was opened
HI traffic Saturday and the remainder
HI Main street will be opened to traf
Ill about the last of next week. In I
Hi paving contract it was specified tn
iii no traffic should be allowed on I
vi new concrete pavement WITHIN 80 da
III from the time 1t was laid and VIII
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