Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-09-16

Thursday after having spent the past
summer at various points in Cali
fornia visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Anderson are
planning to make visit to their for
mer home in Sweden and will leave in
October if they can get ready by that
time.
Miss Catherine Callahan returned on
Sunday from Seattle, Wash, where
she had planned to attend school this
winter and will attend the local high
school
Waverly N. Miller, of Spokane, was
here several days this week in charge
of the Western Union Office in the alb
sence of Miss Gentzler on a visit to
Spokane.
Fred Stoos has been assisting in the
postoffice the past week and by his
services enabled Postmaster Wiley to
go to Occur d Alene and Spokane to
hear President Wilson.
FOR SALE-Five lots and a dandy
six room bungalow, within two blocks
of Main street, large barn, for only
$4,000. Terms to responible parties.
! at llti Oilitt-
Miss Belle Robinson, chief operator
for the Interstate Utilities Co., and
Miss Faye Gentzler, in charge of the
city Office of the Western Union, were
visitors in Spokane Thursday.
Hubert Mcnamara, who has been at
Bend, Oregon, the past summer, re-
turned home last Thursday. lie ex-
poets to leave soon for Moscow where
he will attend the state university.
According to the announcement in
Spokane papers, Miss Mary Maclin, of
that city and former teacher of the
local high school, was welded Thurs
day evening to Lieut.. Edward Barnes
e. II. Wells has demonstrated that
corn can be successfully grown in this
county in an acre patch which will av-
erage eight feet in height and which
will go about 60 bushels to the acre
FOR SALE-Twenty acre tract near
city-three blocks from best part Of
town-ten acres can be cultivated and
is now planted. $1,000. Easy terms
to responsible party. Inquire at the
Herald office. tt.
Miss Phoebe Boileau returned Sun
day to Spokane after having visited
here for several days with her mother
Mrs. E. Boileau. Miss Boileau is EN-.
ployed in the offices of the Weyehaeus-
er Sales Co., of Spokane.
On Thursday Fred Myers purchased
an 80 acre tract on the Northside OF
the Rogers-Youman Lumber Co., the
land adjoining a recent purchase from
the Bonners Ferry Lumber Co. He
intends to improve the land.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Causton are the
happy parents of baby boy which ar
rived at their home Thursday of last
week and Papa Causton has been busy
the past few days passing out the ci-
gars in honor of the newcomer.
w. w. Branom presented the editor
this week with a fine mess of sweet
corn and a musk melon raised on his
ranch north of town. Both were
delicious and very sweet. Mr. Bran.
om's musk melons have been ripe fol
over two weeks.
Mrs. George w. Clous, of Spokane
arrived here yesterday and is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Nj. Flood. Mrs
Flood is entertaining in honor of hel
guest, at an auction bridge party this
afternoon and will also entertain OF
Thursday evening.
The Modern Woodmen Camp will
hold an open meeting Friday night ant
members and friends of the order will
hear Senator Walker in an addres,
on THE United States Constitution.
After the address the gathering will
partake of lunch.
Harry Dudman, president of tn,
Bethlehem Gold Mines, Ltd, was "a
the property Saturday and Sunday an,
brought with him a number of th
stockholders of the company who cam
TO inspect the property and the devel
opment work being done.
j. l. Monks and Howard Monks an,
wife and little son, former resident
here and now of Spokane, were visi
tors in town Saturday. They hav
been spending week or so at tn
Monks and Baxter ranch near Addi
on hunting and fishing trip
The Brotherhood of American Yeo
man which was recently organized il
this city, has started a contest to in
crease the membership to 1O1. TIL
dance to the winners and there is
great deal of interest being aroused
Supt. Kerr, of the Bonners Ferr
schools reports that there are man
new pupils in the grade rooms thi
week and that there are two new stu
dents in the high school-Catherin
Callahan and George Danquist, tn
latter from the Round Prairie dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stidwell left O
Thursday for Spokane where they wi
again take up their residence MI
Stidwell and a Spokane friend. re
turned here yesterday and left for tn
home of w. z. Rath, near Porthil
where they will be guests on a hunt
ing trip.
Earl Williams arrived here last wee
having recently received his dis
charge from the signal corps OF the [
s. army. Mr.. Williams served mos
of his enlistment in France and, O
course has some interesting stories I
tell his friends of his experiences O
the past two years.