Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-03-18

tested. Only $1.50 each at the Brody
Drug Store.
Auctioneer-1 am an auctloneer of
long experience and am open to en-
gagements at all times in any part of
the county. Causton, Boomers Ferry,
Idaho.-adv-tf
Mrs. Frank Olney, of Spokane, was
here several days this week visiting
at the home of her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. K. Saunders. Mrs. Olney for
merly lived at Naples where her hus-
band conducted a general mercantile
business.
$700-This sacrifice price takes four
room house and two lots, Nos. and
on Cedar street, Eatonville Write
to Mrs. Susan Cane, 9171a E. Jefferson
street, Los Angeles, Cali March25c
Wednesday the Bonners Ferry pub
lie library was moved to the new
quarters in the offices of the Bonner
Water q Light Company. In the new
quarters the library has ample room
and will be easily accessible to its
many patrons.
Mail orders gwen prompt and care
full attention. We guarantee them
against breakage and pay parcels
post or express charges. Send your
next order for drug sundries to ST.
monds' Drug Store, Bonners Ferry,
ldaho.-adv-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Goodman, of
Peoria, ILL.,, arrived here last week
and are staying at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Lawless, parents of Mrs.
Goodman, until they can get located.
Mr.. Goodman is a tractor machinist
by trade and If he cannot find a posi-
ton in this district he will take up
farming.
The Herald made mention last week
that Harry Lazos and Ole Donnum did
not appear in district court to obtain
their final citizenship papers. 1t now
appears that Mr.. Lazos received his
papers last fall and Mr. Donnum got
his final papers the fall of 1917 and
that through some error of the old
administration the names were not re-
moved from the list.
j. p. Dunn received handsome pipe
this week which was sent him from
Germany by Stanley Jarvis, a Bonners
Ferry boy with the army of occupation.
The pipe bears an inscription in Ger
mon, 4hCbioAt VI lnC w vi III w dI"
1914-15." The souvenir is a hand
some one and Mr.. Dunn values it high
ly.
The best 70 acres in the Valley, two
miles or less from the post office at
Bonners Ferry, with the river and main
county road on one side and fine lake
the entire length on the other. SIPS
an acre, $4,000 cash or Liberty bonds
same as cash. the balance can run at
per cent any time to suit E. B.
Moore Box 203, Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
The children attending the Indian
Mission school are taking a great deal
more interest in the work required of
them than ever before, thanks to the
earnest endeavors of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
S. Fisher. There is an enrolment of
23 at the school and thus far not one
of the scholars has been tardy or alb
sent. Some record.
w. Fl. Richardson returned home on
Tuesday from several weeks business
trip to coast points. Since his return
home he has been confined to his home
with bad case of tonsilitis. Mrs.
Richardson went to Spokane to meet
her husband and while there became
ill and was taken to a hospital. At
last reports she was recovering and
would soon be home again.
Used Autos For Sale, Priced from
300 to $500-We have six used Ford
assenger cars, thoroughly overhauled
nd in best running order, which we
wish to dispose of to make room for
two carload shipment of Dodge auto
mobiles which are expected to arrive
ally. Come in and see these cars
md try them out. Parks Highway
Sarage, l. B. Neill, proprietor.
James Schultz recently received his
discharge from the army and is now
visiting a sister at Seattle. Mr..
Shultz is Boundary county man and
before entering the army was in the
forest service. He was wounded and
gassed in the battle of Argonne woods
and according to information received
here his hair has turned white and he
is hardly able to speak above a whis-
per.
George Pearson, of Kootenai, Ida.
of the district board of mana
gers for Northern Idaho, of the L. L. |
l.. L., was in this county from We'd |
nesday until Saturday and visited a
number of camps in the interests of |
the four LIS. No new organizations |
were effected but some good mission
ry work was done and when Mr.. Pear
son returns in the near future he hopes |
to organize several locals.
Miss Lila Cover underwent an opera
ton Tuesday at the Boomers Ferry
hospital for appendicitis. She is re-
covering nicely and yesterday was
alberto sit up in bed. Miss Cover is
he daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cover, of Entiat, Wash, and came to
his city couple of weeks ago with
Ter mother to visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Brody, Mrs. Cover
md Mrs. Brody being sisters.
r. H. Bowman, of Macarthur, was a
BUSINESS visitor in town Saturday. Mr.
Bowman is now in charge of the Koot-
mai On chards at Macarthur, VIM. Moss,
he former manager having resigned
nd having gone to his old home in
he Wenatchee country, a couple of
weeks ago. The Kootenai Orchard
racts are now being operated by the
wners. Mr.. Bowman states that TIE