Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-03-25

acres good ground, FIVE acres cleared (
city water, close in. Inquire A. B 1
Ashby. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig Dahlen are /
the happy parents of a son which was /
born Friday a. their home on the Is
land.
Miss Marion Berger left Monday for
Spokane after having visited here for
a few weeks at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. c. Gay.
We will develop your nlms and
print your pictures. We make q
specially OF this kind of work. ST.
monds' Drug Store.
Causton Bros. have added some new
fixtures this week in the shape of a
wrapping counter, made by Lou John
son and another show case.
NJ McNichols is one of the many
new auto owners of the city. He
has purchased a 1919 Ford, five pas
senger, of the Crescent Garage.
FOR SALE-Home grown Blue
Prussian and Alaskan peas, &C per
pound. Inquire of ]. j. Kindschuh,
p. o. Box rs, Bonners Ferry Ida. If
Last week C. w. Megquier, of the
Crescent Garage, sold a five passenger
Ford auto to r. II. Bowman. manager
of the Kootenai Orchards of Macarthur.
A deal was closed this week where
by Miss Dollie Bruce, deputy county
clerk, purchased a forty acre tract
of hay land from Wyman Hoagland.
Wanted to Buy-One horse or mare
1400 to 1900 pounds. Must be a good
work horse and not over 10 years old
and gentle. Address Ernest King,
Porthill, Idaho.
Earl c. De Wolf left Friday for
Yahk, B. c., where he has a numbering
job that will command his attention
the coming summer if he likes the
work.
Mrs. r. j. OConner returned Sunday
after having spent several weeks Wis
iting with relatives and friends in St
Paul Chicago and other middle west
cities.
If you know of anyoneSvisiting in
your neighborhood or if you or any
of your neighbors plan making a Wis
it, write or telephone the news to the
Herald.
Good Farm for Sale-All cleared and
ready for the pillow, close to Boomers
Ferry with unlimited supply of good
fresh water. Address Box j.. Bon
ners Ferry Idaho. April 1c.
o. e Pape was in town Saturday to
make final proof on his homestead be-
fore Commissioner King. VIM. Mer
chant of Meadow Creek was down as
a witness for Mr. Pape.
Mrs. Ludwig Peterson, former res
ident of this city, left Saturday for her
home at Bend, Greg, after having Wis
tied here for a time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Rudd.
Persons wanting nursery stock,
fruit trees, berry bushes and plants,
call or see A. r. Bullen, agent for the
i Toppenish Nursery Co., Boomers Ferry,
] Idaho. May &c.
Oliver Campbell arrived here Sun
day from Moscow where he is in his
senior year at the state agricultural
college and will spend a week of the
e annual spring vacation, visiting with
It his parents.
Leave your subscriptions for the
y Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home
{ Journal, Country Gentlemen and all
I other magazines, at the Brody Drug
= Store. Prompt attention will be Civ
> en- your orders.
Mrs. Caroline w. Flood, county sup
erintendent of schools, desires to an
nounce, for the benefit of the school
u trustees and patrons of the county
II that the changes made by the last leg
T islature in regard to school laws will
Z not affect the coming annual cleo
IL tons.
FOR RENT OR SALE-330 acre hay
If land ranch, known as the Stanley
e place, four miles west of Boomers
e Ferry. This is considered the bes
lie hay ranch of the Kootenai valley. Or
n I.trfl I'M
II good water: electricity free. Inquire
OF F. N. Parker, at the ranch. If.
r. d. Paolucci is expected here this
4 week as he wrote last week that h'
had been listed for discharge at CAM
/ Lewis and would expect release daily
in He will resume his business as a shoe
maker which he gave up when he wa:
called into the service some month.
| ago and has leased rooms in the Geo
Wade building on Kootenai street.
| The Parks Highway Garage received
half carload shipment of three 191!
Dodge cars last week and is expecting
full car shipment in the near future
Mr.. Neill has several prospective buy
ers and one of the new cars has al
ready been sold. Mr.. Neill is antic
ipating twice as good business in hi
line this year as ever before.
VIM. Warwick experimental las
Friday with the feasibility of draggini
the streets with a harrow to max
them dry up faster and was so sue
cessful on Railroad avenue that h
undertook to have the same treatmen
accorded Main street and paid for tn
work with money raised by subscrip
ton among the business men. Mon
day the street was dry enough for us
of grader, the warm wind of Sunda
Fastening the drying of the "mudd