Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-06-10

a business trip TO Spokane which he
made in his auto.
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WANTED--Six week old pigs. State
weight and price. W. A. Leslie, Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho. 2tc
John Sherman. postmaster and gem
eral merchant of PASSPORT. was bus
For Sale Cheap-One buffet, din
ing table. a Hoosier kitchen cabinet, a
dresser. Inquire of j. w, OBrien
at Browns Department Store. II.
Mrs. Caroline w. Flood went to
Spokane Tuesday to attend a confer
ence Of the county school superinten-
dents of the five northern counties.
]. Bert Cowen, cashier of the First
State Bank, plans to leave Sunday for ,
Bull, Idaho to attend the annual ses-
sions of the Idaho State Bankers As
sociation.
Mrs. c. d. Simonds left Sunday for
Twin Falls, Idaho, where she will at
tend the sessions of the grand lodge of
the o. e. S. as a representative Of the
Bonners Ferry lodge
Mrs. C. A. Rae went to Spokane on
| Tuesday to visit with her relatives
while Dr. Rae was in Moscow attend
ing the sessions of the North Idaho
: Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Alex O'Connell, mother of Mrs.
w. A. Leslie, returned last week to
her home in Spokane after a visit at
her daughters home. Mrs. O'Con-
nell is an oldtimer of Bonners Ferry.
r. d. Paolucci has enlarged his shoe
shop in order to make room for new
= stocks arriving and has taken space
e in the rear of Hertz barber shop in
= addition to the room he formerly used.
1 Mrs. Clara Ely, of Bismark, N. Oak,
e arrived here last week to visit at the
home of Mrs S. e. Henry. On Tues
day Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Ely left for
o Spokane and other points to visit with
mutual friends.
a Emmett Quinn, formerly of Copeland,
! passed through Boomers Ferry last
e week on his way home to Spokane,
e having recently received his discharge
from the army. He saw many months
! of overseas service.
: d. L. Carlson. one of the advance
o agents of the Ellison White chautau-
: qua system, was in town Saturday and
II met with the local chautauqua assoc
o iation to assist them in their plans for
Q the chautauqua which comes here
# June 29th.
e A large crowd attended the dance
y and supper given by the Farmers
Union at the Northside school house
: on Friday night for the benefit of the
canning club. special assessment
\ of 81 90 per member has been made by
the local Farmers Union for the aid
= of the canning club.
Mrs. o. H. Campbell leaves today for
Moscow where tomorrow she will at
tend the graduation exercises of the
state agricultural college, her son,
oliver, being a member of the grad
uating class On her return she will
visit with friends in Spokane. Oliver
is expected home about Thursday.
James Fitzpatrick has been at Ro-
chester, Mimi, for the past six weeks
at the Colonial hospital where he is
taking treatment for kidney trouble
from one of the specialists of the Mayo
Bros hospital. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was
sent to Mayo Bros. by DR.. Fry. He
will probably remain there for several
weeks.
A. A. Mcintyre left yesterday fol-
Moscow where he will appear before
the state board of education in the
effort to secure their adoption Of the
puzzle map which he is manufacturing
He was accompanied by Master Bill
Gale who was selected from among
the students of the local schools tC
demonstrate the map.
Miss Agnes Rookey and Miss Cath
crime Crocker took the examination.
yesterday before Mrs. Flood, count,
superintendent of schools, for en-
y trance to the Lewiston State Summer
Normal school, which has already op
ened Special permission was Sc
cured allowing the young ladies u
take the examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Clarke and tw'
children and Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Nc
Donald motored here yesterday to Wis
! it at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Byro
y N. Hawks. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke re
- side near Pullman, Wash, and Mr.. an
Mrs Mcdonald are from Spokane tn
ri latter being the parents of Mrs. Hawk
and Mrs. Clarke being sister.
III. Mrs. G. A. Elliott was a guest o
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
I'LL NJ. McNichols. She was on her wa
to her home at Occur d Alene frol
|Il Chicago where she recently took
I'LL course at the School of Fine Arts an
she plans to teach a class in DIR;
Hill matte arts at Occur d Alene. Mr.
III Elliott is a former resident of tn
Hill city.
I'LL The people of Curley Creek held
picnic and dance last Saturday awee
iii at the Curley Creek schoolhouse
honor of John and William Leibrecl
and Harley Norman, who recently r
turned from overseas service in Il
iii U. S. army. The affair was plann'
by Mrs William Howard and of q
iii $50 people attending many were fro
iii Bonners Ferry
iii H. S. Remer came in Sunday fro
Spokane with a new five passeng
Scripps-Booth automobile which
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