Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-01-21

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monds' Drug Store.
w. II. Richardson returned Saturday
from Spokane where he had spent
several days looking after business
matters and attending the sessions OF
the Inland Empire hardware dealers
association.
John Hertz, the barber formerly en-
ployed by Frank Ferraro, has leased
quarters in the former Parks High
way Garage building where he will
start a barber shop to be known as
Jacks Place"
Mrs II. w. Allen arrived Sunday
from Vancouver, Wash, and will make
her home in the future here with her
son, II. w. Allen. She had been visit
ing a part of the winter with another
son at Vancouver.
]. w. Reid returned Friday from
Spokane where he had spent several
days on business trip. He attended
the auto show and also the annual
stockholders meeting of the Bethle-
hem Gold Mines, Ltd.
The residence lots of w. l.. Kinnear.
lots l and 2, block u, Park addition.
were purchased this week by j. Bert
Cowen, cashier of the First State
Bank. Mr.. Cowen plans to build a
substantial home on the lots early
this spring.
Mrs. Sarah Hardesty, of Lewiston
has accepted a position as teacher of
the seventh grade of the Boomers Fer
ry schools and assumed her duties
yesterday. The vacancy was caused
by the death of Mrs. Agnes Crocker.
Tom Nicholson returned Wednesday
from Spokane where he sold another
carload of Kootenai valley cattle, the
third he has taken to Spokane in the
last three months. The market was
off little but Mr.. Nicholson was able
to get good price.
AT the meeting of the Altar society
held Thursday afternoon the following
officers were elected to serve the COM
ing year: President, Mrs e. Boileau;
vice president, Mrs ID. Nj. Palmer:
secretary, Mrs. NJ McNichols: treas
urer, Mrs. F. E. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Kinnear and
Mrs. Otto F. Mathiesen were visitors
in Spokane several days last week re-
turning home Friday evening. Mr..
kinnear went down to attend the an
nual meeting of the retail hardware
dealers of the Inland Empire.
r. Tabor, for the past year section
foreman for the Spokane International
Railway company, left today for his
old home at Kansas City, Mo, where
he will spend some 30 days visiting
with relatives and former acuuain-
tances. He has not been home for
visit for Is years.
Mrs. A. c. Adams arrived here sun
day from Wallace, Ida, to assist w.
w. Ferbrache for a few days in the
kitchen of the International Dining
Room Mrs. Adams is not stranger
in Boomers Ferry having conducted
restaurant here several years ago in
the building now occupied by the r
Braves Harness Shop.
John Wicksberg, an employee of the
Spokane International Railway, who
was arrested several months ago on
a federal charge, was turned loose
last week upon orders from L. S. Dis
trict Judge Dietrich to Sheriff Dun
ming. Wicksberg's arrest came about
through remarks passed when he was
asked to buy Liberty bonds.
Tom Greer and family plan to leave
tomorrow for Mr.. Greer's old home at
AledO, ILL.,, where they will make their
future home with Mr.. Greers father.
Mr.. Greer has leased his ranch i'm the
Paradise Valley district Mr.. and
Mrs. Greer have many friends in this
district who regret to see them leave
but wish them all kinds of success in
their new location.
c. A. Friend, business man of
Whitehsh, Mont, arrived here Sunday
to join his wife in a few DAYS visit
at the home of Mrs. Friends brother
J. A. Jacoby Mrs Friend is
trained nurse and came here about
ten days ago to take care of Mrs
Jacoby who, for a while, was seriously
i'll with Spanish influenza. Mrs
Jacoby is improving but is not out of
danger.
X. Fl. Mccoy. vice president and
general manager of the Bonners Fer
ry Lumber company, and d. NJ. Pal
mer, sales manager of the company.
left this week for eastern points on
company business. Mr.. Mccoy to attend
stockholders meeting of the Weyer-
haeuser Company at st. Paul and Mr..
Palmer to attend a meeting of the
/ Weyerhaeuser sales managers at Min
neapOlis.
Eighth grade state examinations will
be conducted in the various schools
I OF the county on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. The examinations will
be in charge of the teachers of the
various districts as the county superin-
tendent of schools, Mrs c. W. Flood
did not think it advisable to call the
students to the county seat for the
midwinter examinations as there are
but few to take these examinations.
/ The recent audit of the county books
showed that J. B. Brody had not paid
city taxes on his drug store stock for
the years 1915 and 1916 owing to the
error of the county assessor in pre-
pairing the tax rolls. the stock having
been assessed with Mr. Brody's ranch