Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-10-07
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English services will be held in the
Lutheran church next Monday even
ing. October 10. by Rev Danielson, of
Kalispell. Everybody welcome.
P. W. owen left last Tuesday for
Geronimo. Ariz., where he has q num-
Der of promising mining claims and
where he will spend The winter pros
pecting and working his claims.
Mrs. G. L. Leader of Libby, Mont.
arrived here last week to visit at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Kent. She was accompanied here
by her friend, Mrs Rooney. also OF
Libby.
Mrs. L. A. White, of Troy Mont,
was a visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. White formerly lived here and
her husband is now a contractor and
lumber dealer at Troy.
f. ]. Wilson, merchant and post
master at Copeland, and c. F. Wolfe,
of this city, returned Sunday from
three day combined business and
pleasure trip to Spokane.
Mrs. ]. r. Meeker entertained COM
pany of young folks Sunday afternoon
at her home on the Northside A
dainty lunch was served before the
children returned to their homes
White & White. successors to
Whites Cash Grocery, will have a
special price on Folger's Golden Gate
coffee on Friday and Saturday. Read
their ad in this issue of the Herald
]. L. Nave returned last week from
Spokane with a new three ton Bethle-
hem truck for the Bethlehem Gold
Mines. Ltd. The truck will be used
for the present in taking supplies to
the camp of the Bethlehem company
J.F. Cullen arrived here Tuesday of
last week, from Portland, to visit his
wife and his new baby son which was
born Monday at the home of Mrs. Gull
Ions parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. In
gram.
Mrs. e. Boileau recently underwear
an operation at the Boomers Ferr.
hospital from which she is recovering
\ as rapidly as could be expected. Sh
| returned to her home the forepart o
| last week.
Mrs. S. Rosebaugh entertained tn
members of the Christian Ladies Al
: society on Wednesday of last week
C The next meeting of the society will b
n on October 18th at the home of Mrs
n L. V. Walker.
A number of the crew of the Ida
d ho-Continental Mining company wer
: in town Friday and Saturday and re
ported that part of the crew had bee
g laid off on account of the roads bein
s impossible for the hauling of ore.
I. Causton, auctioneer. reports ths
;, the auction sale of the Parker herd {
q dairy COWS, held at Copeland Thurs
dav. was very successful and that tn
stock brought good prices. TheI
le was a fair crowd in attendance at tn
- sale.
U. G. Smith had his right arm brol
is en- Thursday night while crankng h
I; Ford car, the crank flying back
III such a manner as to cause the fra'
ture. Mr.. Smith is supplying mil
S, to nearly all parts of the city now an
G. later on will make delivery in Par
j. addition if he finds sufficient nun
Der of patrons to warrant the exit
IN trip.
e. C. w. Megquier, of the Crescel
Oh Garage, returned home Sunday fro
Spokane and drove in one of the ne
la model Overland automobiles, five pa
US senger Mr.. Megquier was accon
es panied from Spokane by d. w. Park
Mr.. Megquier has already sold Sc
o. eral new Overland cars from the ca
ne load shipment expected here with
e. couple of weeks. Among the pu
d. chasers are ]. A. Worley and c.
y. Wolfe.