Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19

Up-to-date Millinery and Dress Max
ing. Mrs. Landry, Bonners Ferry,
ldaho. advtf
For Sale-Oak buffet, dining room
table and chairs, also cedar chest.
Call No 121. IL
Mrs. E. E. Fry and daughter, Mar
ion, left Wednesday for Spokane.
where they spent few days visiting
with friends.
Ray HONESTLY, of the Great North
ern Railway Co. offices in Spokane
was here Saturday and Sunday to visit
with his wife and baby.
Miss Lulu Buzzard, of Sinclair
passed through the city Saturday on
her way to Porthill where she will
spend time visiting with friends.
Mrs. ole Donnum left Saturday for
Naples where she planned to visit
for few days at the home of her old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs Gunder Hansen.
Mrs. H. N. Martin, of Davenport,
Wash, arrived here last Friday to
visit for a couple of weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. S.
Severns.
Henry J. Velten and Mildred E.
Williams, both Of Libby, Mont, were
married here Thursday by Rev. E. r.
Henderson. The couple will make
their home at Libby.
Henry Henige this week purchased
four lots in the neighborhood of the
S. |. Railway depot, of w. G. Reid.
Mr.. Henige will use these lots for
storing ground For tics
The Lutheran church Ladies Aid
society will hold their annual bazaar
the afternoon and evening of NOvem-
Der at the l. o. o. f. hall. A lunch
will be served in the evening.
Judge E r.. Henderson received a
postal yesterday from Mr. and Mrs
F. r. Richardson, announcing their
arrival at Red Bluff, Cali, where they
plan to remain for month
Miss Florence Kissanger, steno-
grapher for the Bcnn"~s Ferry Lum
Der company, returned tuesday from
Richland, Wash, where she spent her
vacation visiting VITA Der relatives
and friends
E. L. Palmer of the Bonners Ferry
Meat Company, went to Spokane Sat /
urday with two carloads of cattle I
which he disposed of on the Spokane
market. The cattle were raised in the
Porthill district.
Jos. Burke has resigned as secretary
If the Bonners Ferry High School +
Alumni Association, his resignation to /
AXE effect as soon as his successor
IAN be chosen. He plans to continue
n the local high school for the full
ERIN.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs
Phil Pratt will be pleased to hear of
he arrival of an eight pound baby
girl, Helen Jean, at the Pratt home on
October a. Mr.. Pratt lived here
many years and was with the Boomers
Gerry Lumber Company.
Mrs. l. Causton left Thursday for
spokane and other points in Wash
ngton where she plans to spend a
ouple of weeks visiting with her rel
tives. She will visit at Colville with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Hydorn, and at
'asco with her son, Fred Causton.
For Sale-16O acres, part bottom
nd part hill land; miles south of
'orthill. $50 acres under cultivation.
iood buildings, orchard, running
7ater at house with hydraulic ram,
istern. $500. Terms. Address j. F.
an Etten. Porthill, Ida. adv4t1nov2c
Evangelist John william will preach
a the Hooker schoolhouse on Tues
ay night, Oct. 26th, at 1880 o'clock.
urley Creek, Wednesday night. Oct
7th; Mccormick, Thursday night
let 2Sth, and Moravia, Friday night
let. 18th. Everyone is invited to at
end these services. :
w. S. Walkers only sister died at :
Ind, on the sixth of Oc- :
)ber, and was buried on the eighth
husband and three brothers survive
he was the wife of DR.. Belts. Of IN :
She was an accomplished :
and woman of rare graces.
ne of the surviving brothers, Allen.
YES in indianapolis; another. James +:
LEY, lives in San Antonio, Texas. :