Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-06-08
Local Piek-ups

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hnisnt u adv2t
Mr.. n Mrs. Homer Hutton plan to
leave today for Priest River where
thev VIII mako their future home.
FOh SALE-Six weeks old pigs.
J. J. Conway. Moravia, Idaho. ct.
Mrs. L. W. Peterson Of s~andpoint
was mere Saturday and Sunday. the
guest OF her sister, Miss Hazel SAWYER
WANTED-Pasture for six head of
warnings. Address "Rancher." care
Herald Office. advtf
according to a letter received this
week Marco Hubble is now located
az Lost Creek. Mont. where he is en-
oloved by the Ohio Match Co, as en-
gineer.
Pete Lapay was adjudged insane
Yesterday in probate court and was or
dered committed to the insane asylum
at 0rofino. He was taken in charge
hv the immigration authorities at
Eastport recently and was refused ad-
mission into Canada.
7. Bert Cowen. cashier of the First
State Bank. plans to leave Thursday
for noints in Kansas where he will
spend a counle of weeks on a bust
ness trim and visiting with friends and
relatives. He will be accompanied by
his wife and two children.
John SNYDER has resigned his posi-
ton as timekeener with the Bonners
Ferry Lumber COMPANY and is now
~devoting his time to taking care of
his acreage on the Northside. o. A.
1 DhfI1fnc hnr u.aano1zJ AZ N Il
the lumber company office.
At the noondav luncheon of the di-
rectors of the Kootenai Valley Com
mercial Club. held Yesterday, matters
We're discussd concerning the proposed
high school bond issue, the municipal
water and light system and the county
falr. Routine business was acted upon.
Final settlement of the estate of
Louis g.. White was made in probate
court yesterday by the administrators.
Mrs. OHogge. This estate has been in
probate for the past eleven years. The
principal property of the estate in this
county is the building now occupied by
the Pastime Cigar Store.
Charles Gunther returned Thursday
from Occur d'Alene where he was
called to act as a trial Juror in the
federal court. A. d. WEIGH. III. d.
Stone and d. P. Dayton, who were
also called as jurors, returned We'd
nesday. John Snyder and Lawrence
Polzin were called to Occur d'Alene TO
act as grand jurors.
II. l.. Medbury arrived here Sunday
from Seattle to spend a few days here
with MS wife and to attend to business
matters. Mr.. Medbury went to Sc
attic last winter and states that he
much prefers to live in Boomers Ferry
put can get better wages and con
tlnuous work on the coast at his trade
as plasterer and brick-mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fewkes. of Rex
lord, Mont, are expected here tomor-
row to visit at the home of Mr.. Fewkes'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fewkes and
at the home of Mrs. Fewkes' sister.
Mrs. I. N. Brown. They are motoring
here and will be joined by their son
and daughter. William and Mildred
who have been attending school in
Spokane.
The members of the Methodist Sun
day School will hold their annual pic
mic tomorrow at the city park on the
Northside. A basket lunch will be
enjoyed at the noon hour and in the
afternoon a program will be rendered
and all sorts of games and amuse-
ments viii be provided for the child
rem. The public is invited to bring
their lunches and enjoy the days out
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Van Gasken, of Des
Moines. Wash. arrived here Saturday
to spend a few DAYS attending to bus
mess matters and to visit with old
friends. She is a former resident Of
this city and for manv years her hus-
hand conducted one of the large gen
eral merchandise stores of Boomers
Ferry. Mrs. Van Gasken is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L..
Medburv.
The members of the Altar society
gave a shower last Tuesday night in
honor of Miss Anna Callahan, some 25
members of the society being present
to enjoy a pleasant evening. At the
card games the prize for the highest
score was won by Mrs. VIM. Burke.
A picture of Hope" was presented to
the guest of honor.
Miss Bertha Dunn, who has been
visiting at Newport, Wash, the past
month, will return home Saturday.
She will be accompanied here by her
friend, Miss Nellie Speck, who will
visit at the Dunn home a few days.
Miss Donna Phillips, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Phillips, is at CARING
ton, N. Oak, where she has a position
as s~tenographer for the Beeman Realty
Company, of Spokane, this company
having large land holdings in North
Dakota. Miss Phillips has been with
this company since graduating from
one Of the Spokane business colleges.
Contractor Estlund has been work
ing this week on the ~remodeling of the
building south of the Amazon theater
which will be used by Charles Woods
for the Amazon Electric Shop display
room and work shop. In the new
quarters Mr.. Woods will have room
for displays and to carry a much larg-
err stock of electrical supplies.
Edward O'Callaghan of Norway,
Mich, and his sister, Mrs. DR.. Daugh-
erty of Neewah, Wis, nephew and
1;aoo of rboo 0fCa lila han arrived