Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Reed, of Porthill,
were visitors in the city Saturday.
WANTED-Tiemaker and men to
cut cord wood. Inquire of Frank
Garris, City. IT,
Fresh Garden Seeds-All kinds of
garden and flower seeds at Brody's
Drug Store.
VIM. Johnson the mayor of Meadow
Creek" was transacting business in
the city Saturday.
FOR SALE-Re-cleaned Bluestem
wheat, suitable for seed wheat See
Frank Cuddy, City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson, of the
Meadow Creek district, were business
visitors in town Saturday
Mrs. c. J. ingram went to Spokane
this week to spend a few days on a
shopping and visiting trip.
j. G.. Thompson, of Porthill. was a
business visitor in town Saturday, reg
istering at the Commercial hotel.
Mrs l.. b. Duvall returned last week
from Spokane where she had been Wis
fting for several weeks with relatives
and friends.
The finest and largest selections of
garden and flower seeds in the coun-
ty at the Simonds' Drug Store, ION
the Corner" tt.
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Mewes, last Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. o. X. Stookey returned Friday
from a two days business trip to Spo-
kane in the interests of the Stookey
Furniture Company.
C. w. Shoop, of Spokane and a form
er rancher of the Cow Creek district,
was in the city Friday and Saturday
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FOR SALE=Home grown Blue
Prussian and Alaskan peas, &C per
pound. Inquire OF J. j. Kindschuh,
p. o. Box rs. Boomers Ferry. Ida. TT
A suit for divorce was filed in the
district court this week by Clarence M.
Fry against Della Fry, the plaintiff
alleging desertion as grounds for the
action.
Persons wanting nursery stock,
fruit trees, berry bushes and plants,
call or see A r. Bullen, agent for the
Toppenish Nursery Co., Bonners Ferry.
Idaho. May &c.
Walter OFT, of Naples has been ap-
pointed road overseer for all of the
Naples district, Frank Bond. one of
the overseers, having moved to Cana
da, temporarily
The Methodist church Ladies' Aid
society have completed the Red Cross
quilt and will have it on display at the
bazaar to be held Wednesday at the
1. o. o. F. hall.
I. b. Neill, of the Parks Highway
Garage, and Herbert Carlson went to
Spokane yesterday and will return to-
day in a new Dodge automobile that
Mr.. Carlson is buying.
Mr.. Clevenger, a rancher of this
district has on display in the Kinnear
Hardware Store, an arm chair made
of native willows. The chair is neat
ly made and most comfortable.
At Northrup's Millinery you will see
all the best and latest in seasonable
hats for women, misses and children,
most reasonably priced. New ship
ments coming nearly every day.
Postmaster Wiley states that the re-
strictions on A. e. F. mail have been
removed to a large extent. The pack
ages must not weigh over seven pounds
and may not be registered or insured.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE
Parsons Beauty and Hood River;
100 for so cents; 1000 for $500; 10, 900
for $500. Good healthy plants. Call
or write. II. L. Shively, Bonners Ferry,
Idaho. Ito.
J. A. Walden. organizer and director
of the Walden Band is conducting reg
ular rehearsals with the view of giving
future. New uniforms for the mem
bers of the band have been ordered by
Mr.. Walden.
T. A. Hooker returned Friday from
Kansas City, Mo, where he has spent
several weeks taking special treatment
and where he recently underwent an
operation for stomach and bowel
trouble Tom says he is feeling a
great deal better but does not expect
to regain his full health for some
time yet.
Good, old-fashioned home dinner,
cooked by Methodist church ladies:
roast beef, brown gravy; mashed po-
tatoes; baked beans and brown bread;
salads; pickles, jelly, cottage cheese;
ice cream and cake; coffee, tea: We'd
nesday night, from five until all are
served. Price, adults, soc, children,
35c.
The students of the Boomers Ferry
schools have arranged to give an old
fashioned basket social and dance at
the high school gymnasium on Fri
day night, April 25, and are inviting
all the alumni of the high school and
ali former students of the Boomers
Ferry schools to attend. Tickets are
one dollar and a dance ticket with
each basket. Good music.
The board of county commissioners
have purchased the residence property
of Charles Benbom, adjoining part of
the courthouse grounds and are having
the place remodeled to meet the needs
of janitor's headquarters. The form
er quarters of the janitor on the third
floor of the courthouse, are to be used
Bor county offices. The commissioners
bought the Benbom property for $500.
Mr.. ]. E. Spangler of $40 North 7th