Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-01-13

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Call at Herald office 2tc.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One large
draft horse. See r. Tabor, on the
]. n. Norton ranch city. 2t.
H. Gunderson, fler for the Bonner
Tie Company of Meadow Creek, was
a visitor in the city Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday.
Miss Verna Bruce, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bruce, returned today
to Spokane to resume her duties as
trained nurse.
The st. Mary's Guild will meet at
the Guild hall on Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock. This will be a bust
ness meeting and all members are re-
quested to attend.
w NJ Meader was called east last
week by a telegram telling of the SER
ious illness of his mother. Since he
left word has been received OF his
mothers death.
H. II. Pickett, who has been visiting
at the home of his friends and former
townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Spur
ling, left yesterday for his home at
Brookings, s. Oak
The annual banquet of the First
State Bank, given in honor of the en-
ployes and board of directors, will be
held next Tuesday night at the ban
quet hall of the International hotel
WANTED-Bo Boarding place for boy
10 years old; near school; good home
with mothers care. Phone after
p. M, Mrs. Bussmeyer, care Schmidt
Bros. camp, Meadow Creek, Ida, or
write.
Mrs Caroline W Flood, county SUI
per1ntendent of schools, reports that
all the teachers Of Boundary county
who took the state teachers examina-
tons in November, were successful
In Bonner county there were several
failures.
Mrs. Ada Miller Miller and her son.
Frank Miller, returned last Friday
from st. Cloud, Mimi, where they had,
been living for some time, and will
again make Boomers Ferry their home.
occupying Mrs. Miller's home on the
Northside
Mr.. Shiffers and family, of Spokane
are new residents of the Copeland dis
trict, Mr.. Shiffers having bought IL i
acres that joins the Tony Brown place
and which Mr. Brown sold some time
ago, the tract having changed hands
three times in the meantime.
J. 3. Cowen, cashier of the First
State Bank, went to Spokane Satur
day to attend to business matters. He
returned home yesterday. accompanied
by his wife and children who had been
visiting relatives in Spokane for few
days.
1. J. Helmer, proprietor of the Vari-
ETY. Store. returned yesterday from
standpoint where he had gone Sunday
10 meet his wife and children who
nave been with relatives in Colorado.
Ihey accompanied him home and will
remain If Mr.. Helmer is able to find a
house for rent
HAVE BUYERS FOR good stock
stock ranches, hay lands and good
bench farms. Have good eastern CON
nections and can bring buyers. Give
description and location, price and al
SO terms, in first letter. Will be at
the Commercial Hotel for a few days
Write G. T. KOPSENG, care CONNER
clal Hotel, or Big Sandy, Mont. If.
In recent letter to Mrs. Flood, the
county superintendent of schools. Miss
hedneld, state superintendent of pub
nc instruction, says that Boundary
county Is 10 be congratulated on hay-
ing null corps of teachers and that
otner counties and county superin-
.enoents are suffering on account of
the teacher shortage.
U. W. Spoerry left Saturday for
Hathdrum where he will spend few
Gays visiting with his family and at
lending to business matters. Mr. (
spoerry announced Saturday that he
mad leased Offices in the Casey hotel
building. formerly occupied by the
Panhandle Tire Shop. where he will
conduct a general real estate and in
surance business
The Entire Nous club met last Tuas-
DAY night at the home of Mrs It s
Kerr where several pleasant hours
were spent at auction bridge games.
the prize for the high score being won
DIV Mrs. H. B. Kinnar This evening
the club will meet at the home of Mrs
= W. King and she and Mrs, n. r
hlnnear will entertain the club mem
Ders and their husbands.
Mrs. Christ. earle, r. R. No. 8. Waua
Walla, Wash, SAYS: Having been i'll
for number of years and knowing
that I owe my present health to DR..
Mellenthein & Co., feel it no more
than just that should let others know
about them. I suffered greatly from
liver and stomach trouble was so
Ill ! could scarcely be about; I was
operated upon but I grew worse until
| began treating with DR. Mellenthin
& Co. and now | am practically we'll.
| hope those suffering as I have NAV
try them" DR.. Mellenthin & Co will
be In Spokane. Spokane Hotel, Friday
and Saturday, February and hours,
10 a. m. TO p. m. adv Ito.
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