Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-15

Miss Ella Lambert OF Standpoint,
visited Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Brody.
Special Easter services will be held
at the Episcopal Guild hall next Sun
day at 11:15 a. m. There will be
special music.
Mrs. Pearl Russell and children left
Wednesday for Lewiston. Ida, where 1
Mrs. Russell has accepted a position /
with the Western Union Telegraph Co.
If you know of anyone visiting in
your neighborhood, or If you or any [
of your neighbors plan making Wis
it, write or telephone the news to the
Herald.
A dance will be given at the North
side schoolhouse on Saturday, April
10, auspices the Farmers Union Ev-
cry one invited. Best music. Tickets
only rs cents.
The st Mary's Guild will hold a sale
OF cooked foods for the Easter din
ner on Saturday, April 49, at the Rich
ardson & Monks store at $3.50 D. m.
All kinds of good things to eat.
FOR SALE-Full stock of NETTED
GEM Seed Potatoes, clean of scab,
One Dollar and twenty-five cents,
($1.25) per cwt., at the Des Voignes
ranch, Copeland, Idaho, e. c. Maxwell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clyne, of Port
land, Greg, arrived here last week
and are guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. M. McNichols. Mr..
and Mrs. Clyne may decide to locate
here.
ID. p Hershman, who has been doing
timber contracting in the Yakt dis
trict for a couple of years, has been
in town this week looking after the
spring work on his ranch on the
Northside.
NEW ZEALAND RED RABBITS
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred stock, all
ages. For particulars and prices adj
dress Mrs. j. ]. Eitelbuss, Meadow
Creek, Ida, or call at the residence at
Perkins Lake. Apr22.
Mrs. c. d. Rowe entertained a COM
pany of friends Thursday night at
progressive auction bridge party Mrs.
c. A. Rae winning the prize for the
high score. A dainty lunch was
served after the card games.
w. II. Richardson and A. d. Welch
left Friday morning for Hot Springs,
Mont, where they will spend at least
ten days taking treatment for rheuma
tism. Mrs WEIGH accompanied her
husband and returned home Sunday.
]. Bert Cowen, Rev. G. II. Wilbur
and w. T. James went to Spokane last
Wednesday to attend a meeting of
Y. M. c. A. representatives at the Dav
export hotel. Plans were discussed
at this meeting for the Y. M. c. A.
drive which is to be made in the near
/ future.
Mrs. ]. F. Brinton left yesterday for
her home at st. Maries, Idaho, after
ten day visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Biggar. She was
| accompanied home by her sister, Miss
: Hazel Biggar who will spend about
ten days visiting at st. Maries and
| with friends in Spokane
e Mrs. G. w. Bush received a tele-
S gram Sunday telling her of the death
of her friend, Miss Minnie Poyer, at
e Los Angeles, Cali The deceased will
= be remembered as having been guest
d at the Bush home for several months
about six years ago. She had many
friends in this city
- rived here Monday from Portland Ore.
having made the trip in their auto
Mr. zimmerman has been following his
e trade as a carpenter for about yeai
It at Portland The visitors are guest!
y at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Caus
d ton and plan to stay about a week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
.e odist church will hold their annua
t, bazaar and supper at the I. o. o.
v. hall on Wednesday, April %. Their
e will be a fine showing of plain ant
fancy sewing and in the evening sup
per will be served at soc per plate 70
~ ~ adults and 35c per plate for children
IN The various schools of the count.
= have been notified by Mrs. Caroline W
10 Flood county superintendent of tn
70 schools, that April 18th is to be oh
~ served as ,Arbor Day. The usual Ar
y Dor day program will be rendered an
a.. the school yards will be cleaned vi
ID and trees and shrubbery will
planted.
Mrs. ]. T. Bush and Mrs Cole
- Smith circulated petition Saturda
1 which will be presented to the tow
council and which asks that the pee
pie of the fiat west of the S. /. railwa
tracks be given street by the open
ing of Kootenai street under the S.
railway crossing. The petition is be
| ing generally signed.
III Jos. Lancaster, mining engineer fo
| the Idaho-Continental Mining Con
| pany, passed through town Thursda
on his way to Spokane where he wi
visit with his family until operation
at the mine are resumed. Charlie
Owens, Ed Johnson, ALI Moxness an
number of other employees of I'll
company, also went through town Q
Thursday bound for Spokane for fe
holidays.
III Wants New Name for Drug Store
ii Byron N. Hawks, the proprietor