Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
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visited the past week at Troy, Mont,
with a sister of Mrs. Warwick.
c. ]. Wagner and son, of the Round
Prairie district, were business visi-
tors in town on Friday and Saturday.
Frank Payne left on Friday after
noon for Spokane where he planned
to spend couple of days on business
trip.
FOR SALE-East half Of Block Elev-
en-, Northside. just at end of bridge.
Four lots for $500. Inquire at the
Herald Office Aug 26tf.
manager of the Bethlehem Gold Mines,
friends in Spokane.
FOUND-Leather bag on road be-
tween Moravia and city. Owner may
recover same by Identifying property
and paying for this advertisement.
Miss Annice Stookey, of Lewiston,
returned home Saturday after weeks
visit here at the home of her brothers,
o. r. Stookey and E. B. Stookey
FOR SALE7-One new set of single
harness, driving, for less than the
factory price. See it at Reid's De-
partment Store.
Miss Louizette Moore left last week
for Bellvue, Idaho, where she will
have charge of the seventh grade of
the schools of that town this term.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES Everything in
the line of tablets, composition books,
pencils, pens, erasers, etc.,-the right
goods at lowest prices. Hawks Drug
Store.
Herbert Carlson motored to the Id
aho Continental mines this week re-
turning on Friday He was accom-
panied by Ted Vaughan and w. It.
Porter
Miss Stella Stoos, stenographer for
Prosecuting Attorney o. c. Wilson,
is enjoying her annual vacation and
spent the past week in Spokane visit
ing with friends.
Miss Louiza Henige, of Portland. was
a guest several days this week at the
home of her brother Henry Henige.
leaving for home Friday Mr.. Henige
accompanied her as far as Spokane.
Miss Edith Berger arrived here on
Thursday to spend a few days visit
ing with her sister Mrs. A. C. Cav.
Miss Berger is a bookkeeper for the
Inland Empire Paper Co., at Wildwood.
Wash.
Truman II. Wilkinson of Meadow
creek, was In town on Tuesday and
purchased the REIMBURSEMENT of O.
r.. Pape to an 80 acre tract. Mr.
Wilkinson now has nearly 100 acres
of homestead land
Mrs. e. r. Henderson left on Sat
.urday for Spokane where she plans
70 spend a week or so visiting with
friends. Mr.. Henderson expects 10
JOIN her in Spokal the middle of the
week for a few days stay.
c. c. Morton left Tuesday for his
home at Huntington, Greg. having had
word of his brother meeting with an
accident. Mrs. Morton and children
remained here with Mrs. Morton's
mother, Mrs. B. F. Payne.
J. Arthur Bangs left Wednesday of
TINS week for Spokane where he will
spend week or so on a business and
pleasure trip. This year he plans
to attend the University of Washing
ton taking a special study course.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. B. Neill motored to
Spokane on Thursday, Mr.. Neill ex-
pecting to remain a couple of DAYS at
tending to business matters and Mrs.
Neill planning to stay for a week or
two in hopes of benefiting her health.
Miss Ruby Carratt returned last
Tuesday from a visit with friends at
Spokane and Goldendale, Wash. She
was accompanied home by her friend
Miss Dorothy Flanders, of Spokane
who planned to visit here for several
days.
This week c. D. Simonds let the con-
tract for the building of his new home
IN Park addition to Ralph Clapp who
will begin work at once. The new
home will cost in the neighborhood of
$4,000 and will be one of the finest
residences in the city.
Mrs. w. F. Gay of Mcleod. Alberta
Is visiting at the home of her son, A.
Z. Cay. Mrs. Gay spent one winter
mere about seven years ago and she
is better pleased with this district
now than before and hopes to make
her future home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray DeWolf, who have
been making their home at Meadow
Greek, were here for a couple of DAYS
TINS week visiting friends and rela-
tiVes They have purchased a ten
acre tract near Occur d Alene where
tney expect to make their future
home.
This week w. H. Heideman dis
played seed from beardless and head
less barley with which he has been ex-
perlmenting for several years. The
grains are fine specimens and it is
believed Will be grown in sufficient
quantity in another year or so to put
on the market
7. b. Litton. one of the employees of
the Bethlehem Gold Mines. Ltd. was
in the city Saturday, closing up the
deal he recently made for the pur-
chase OF the John Clarke ranch in the
Sinclair district. Mr. Litton plans to
take possession early next spring and
Will remain this winter with the Beth
lehem Gold Mines company.
Henry Rathbun and family. of Cen
tralia, Wash, left Wednesday for their
home after a weeks visit here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Charles.
Mrs Charles being a sister of Mr..
Rathbun. Miss Clara Charles, who
frtt T..