Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-02-11
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Frank Garris. City. II

H. W. Bliss left the first of last
week for Troy. Mont. to start work
on his contract for the painting and
papering Of the Doonan hotel.
Miss June Withers, stenographer
for the First National Bank. left Fri
day evening for Spokane to spend the
weekend visiting with relatives.
William Hilligardt recently returned
from Butte where he had been work
ing in the mines. He will begin to
improve his ranch property north of
town.
w. o. Rosebaugh is recovering nicely
from the operation he recently under
went at the Bonners Ferry hospital
for appendicitis and was removed to
his home Wednesday.
The Knights of Pythias will give a
dance at the X. p. hall on st. Patrick's
Day evening. These dances are be-
ing well attended and all have good
times. Join the crowd.
The members of the Union church
Ladies' Aid society will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon at the church par
lors Mesdames George Causton and
E. l.. Little will entertain.
Mrs. S. w. Biggar and her daughter,
Miss Esther returned Wednesday from
Spokane and st. Maries, Idaho, hav-
ing visited at the latter place with
Mrs. ]. F. Brinton, daughter of Mrs.
Biggar.
r. E. Luse has been promoted to the
position of cashier of the Great Nor
thern Express Company at the G. N.
Depot and his place as baggage-mas-
ter is being filled by H. M. Johnson, of
Spokane.
Dell Cane is planning on number
of fishing trips this summer and in
order to get to the best streams first
} has placed his order with the Parks
/. Highway Garage for five passenger
Dodge automobile.
Saturday NJ McNichols circulated a
; petition asking the town council to
= include in the proposed paving district
the street leading from the X. p. hall
, to the schoolhouse. majority of the
, resident property owners have already
: signed the petition.
Mrs. j. F. Smith left Wednesday for
, Spokane to visit with her son, Carlyle,
/ who is being treated at Spokane
: hospital for stomach trouble, the dis
ease having been contracted while he
was in the U. S. navy.
) LADIES' Now is the time to get
r your spring bonnet out for retrimming.
We have stocked all colors of Elkay's
straw hat dye which is considered one
of the best dyes on the market Price,
] Csc per bottle. The Brody Drug Store.
J Miss Agnes Muhlfeld entertained the
j G. G. G. club Wednesday evening.
Cards were played and Mrs. H. II.
Elder won the prize for the highest
= n annQtizinO lnnNh was
] served after the games.
According to word received here re-
Gently, Mrs C. T. Laschinger, of Orient,
/ Wash, and her two daughters, Mar
garet and Mary, are recovering from
| attacks of the Spanish influenza. Mrs
Laschinger was seriously i'll for some
time.
Charles Woods, manager of the Am
azon theater, has lately added new
equipment in the way of a player pi-
ano. The installation of this instru-
ment gives Manager Woods an oppor-
tunity to give his patrons wide
range of highclass musical entertain
| ment.
Miss Anna Nelson returned home
Thursday from Roman, Mont, where
she was called a couple of weeks age
by the illness of her brother who sue
combed to an attack of pneumonia
| Mr. Nelson was formerly a resident o
this city.
Ill S. w. Wheelon, immigration agen
for the Great Northern Railway com
pany, with headquarters in Spokane
was in town last week and stated tina
1 his department was planning an en-
ergetic campaign of advertising 70
| this district which would go into ef
feet as soon as the railroads again re
sumo control of their property.
III The members of the Slampire clu
III were pleasantly entertained Tuesda
|! night at the home of Mrs. d. c. Mo
/ Donald by Mrs. Mcdonald and Mr.
III H. /. Monks The husbands of tn
| club members were guests of homo
|! Cards were played and the prizes fo
| / the high scores were won by Mrs
III c. Wilson and Lee Williams. A d.
- licious lunch was served after tn
= card games.
n Last week Mrs. I. Causton receive
tE letter from a sister residing in Be
III GUM from whom she had not hear
since the war began The sister b.
III lieved that Mrs. Causton was in Ho
1 land as she had received a card fro
III her which had been placed in a reli
III package and which had been FORWARD
III ed from Holland The sister tells
Ill story of war conditions which few
1 this country can realize.
Leo H. Muyskens, a representati'
of the De Laval Cream Separator cor
pany, was here last Wednesday al
iii Thursday to demonstrate and owe
haul De Laval separators at the sto
of the Kootenai Valley Produce {
He left Thursday for Curlew Was
He states that the De Laval compal
I'LL intends to have a man on the road
make regular trips in the interests
Hill De Laval separator owners.
Hill A petition was circulated Saturd
in Boomers Ferry, asking the state lie