Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-06-17


zon Electric Shop. II
The Altar society will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Ellen White.
c. B. Van Alstyne and son. OF Cope
land, were business visitors in the
city last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Clark and son are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Glad.
The visitors are from Spokane.
Mrs. C. w. Flood. county superin-
tendent of schools, went to Naples
yesterday to attend to school matters.
Don't let the mosquitoes worry you.
Get a package of mosquito lotion at
Hawks Drug Store. 1t will keep them
away.
Miss Dollie Bruce left Saturday for
Kaslo, b. c. where she will spend her
two weeks vacation visiting with
friends.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Luth-
eran church viii meet on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. S.
Swanson.
Mrs. A. A. Mcintyre left Saturday for
Wallace, Idaho, where she will visit
for couple of weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. T. Mohr.
Don't let this summer pass without
buying a kodak or camera. Full line
of Photographic supplies. Simonds'
Drug Store, ION the Corner"
Mrs. Peter Batway and children left
Thursday for Quincy. Wash, where
they will visit at the home of Mrs.
Batway's daughter, Mrs Plat.
Mrs Samuel Murfit and daughter,
Miss Zalia, and Mrs. Freda Flint and
son, George Flint, all of Terry, Mont,
are guests at the home of II. N. Ben
ner.
Lou Hedgecock of the Addie dis
trict, has been visitor in town for
b several days. He recently sold his
ranch near Addie to Mr.. Hills for a
consideration of $4,000.
Mrs f. r. Andrews and children re-
truned Saturday to their home near
: Copeland after having spent the win
ter here so that the children could at
: tend the local schools.
: Thomas Plunkett left Friday with
his children for Moscow where he will
- leave them in charge of his sister. He
! will return here to work his mining
, claims this summer.
=, The Union church Ladies' Aid soci-
t ETY. will meet Wednesday afternoon
, at the church parlors. The society
1 will be entertained by Mrs. ]. F. T..
= Stamm and Mrs. II. b. Kinnear.
= For Sale Cheap-One buffet, din
ing table, Hoosier kitchen cabinet, a
0 dresser, kitchen range and refrig-
4 orator. Inquire of j. w. O'Brien
$ at Browns Department Store. If.
Miss Vina O'Callaghan returned last
: week from Anacortes Wash, where
she had been teaching the past term.
! She will spend her vacation here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
O'Callaghan.
Miss Ruth Buchanan, principal of
the grade school, left yesterday for
Spokane where she will visit with a
sister for a few weeks and then she
blans to go to Eureka, Utah, to visit
other relatives.
/. B. Neill drove in from Spokane
Sunday with new Dodge commercial
panel car which he has sold to Albert
j Wickstrom who will use 1t in making
his trips over the country with line
of Watkins remedies.
A number of homeseekers have beer
in this district the past week looking
|
decided to stay here. Among the
newcomers are Mr.. Johnson. of Ores
ton, B. c. and H., H. Herried, of Deel
River, Mimi
Miss Belle Robinson, chief operator
for the Interstate Utilities Company
d left Saturday for her home at Harri
son to visit for couple of weeks
Miss Mae Dunn is again on the boar'
-. mil fhn no n
q permanently.
Attorney Flood started suit thi
week in the district court for John I
r Lingrell and Mark F. Kelley agains
j. l.. Goodwin to recover on prom
issory note due in the amount, 1t
alleged, of $13970 The plaintiff
ask costs of action and $40 attorney
fees.
Mrs. E. II. Wells received word las
week from her nephew Fred Mile
of his arrival at his home in N. Da
II kota after having served in the U.
y army in France for many months
. Mr. Miller formerly lived here and
wellknown to many Bonners Ferr
I'll people.
III Miss Berdine Gines left Saturda
* for Lewiston, Idaho, where she wi
III attend the summer normal schoo
She was accompanied on the trip q
far as Spokane by her mother. Mr.
| Ira Gines, and Mrs. Lee Fewkes, VIII
| will spend several days visiting Sp'
kane friends.
iii Pend Oreille Review. Standpoint
A delegation Of nine from McArtht
iii took the first and second degree VOL
Tuesday night with the Sandpoil
lodge of Odd Fellows, six taking u
first degree and three the second d
gree. A banquet followed the d
gree work. Next Tuesday evenir
iii the same class will take the third d
gree.
iii ]. Henry Vehrs and Jacob Becke
Hill prominent farmers of the Palou
country, were here Saturday and Su
III day to make an inspection OF the Bet
lehem Gold Mines, Ltd. They to
that they were greatly pleased wi