Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-06-29


Weyerhaeuser Sales company, left this
afternoon for Spokane to attend a
meeting of the sales managers OF his
company.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Walters. of Troy.
Mont, were guests Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Mccoy. Mr..
Walters is the superintendent of the
Snowstorm mine near Troy.
Mrs. T. S. Kerr is entertaining a
company of her friends this afternoon
at five hundred party. given in
honor of her neice, Mrs Howard John
son, of Franklin, Pa, who arrived here
for visit this week
Yesterday C. W. Megquier. of the
Crescent Garage, unloaded another
carload of Ford automobiles Mr.. Meg
quier has shipped in several carloads
of Fords this season and expects at
least two more shipments this sum
mer.
Herbert Dehlbom and son left yes
terday for their ranch home at Nash
ua, Mont, where they plan to spend
the remainder of the summer. Mr..
Dehlbom has not been in good health
the last year-the after-effects of an
attack of influenza many months ago.
There is a standard policy at this
store that the customer must be thor
oughly satisfied with what he buys.
This is not only good at the time of
purchase but also through the whole
period of service of the article pur-
chased. Walden Bros adv
Miss Effie Dunn returned Thursday
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Priest River, Idaho. She was accom-
panied home by her friend, Miss Vivian
Beardsmore, of Priest River, and her
sister, Miss Bertha who has been visit
ing at Newport, Wash.
Major and Mrs. G. w. Eaton, of
Denver, Colo, were here a couple of
days this week, visiting old friends
Mrs. Eaton will be remembered here
as Mrs. Wilson who for many months
held the position of city operator for
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
c. B. Van Alstine, of Copeland, was
a business visitor in the city Saturday
Mr.. Van Alstine and family returned
last Wednesday from an auto trip to
their former home at Big Sandy, Mont,
where they spent a week visiting with
matters.
Charles Cash, of Tomahawk, Wis,
arrived here Saturday to visit with his
brother, M. e. Cash, whom he had not
seen for rs years. M. f. Cash was
quite agreeably surprised when his
brother came here and the two are
thoroughly enjoying the chance to talk
over old times.
A deal was made in Standpoint last
week whereby Mrs. Tillie Driesbach,
owner of the Pend d'Oreille Motors Co,
sold her garage and automobile bust
ness to the f. f. Reem Motor Co. Mrs.
Driesbach started the Service Garage
in this city and introduced several
makes of autos in this county this year
through her company.
f. Harrington, a former citizen of
this district and the owner of a large
farm in the Myrtle Creek district, was
in town Wednesday attending to bust
ness matters. He is now in business
at Spirit Lake where he has large
dry goods and furnishings store. He
reports that he is enjoying a good bust
ness and that Spirit Lake is pros
porous town. He likes this country
better than the Spirit Lake district
and would have remained here could
he have lived on his farm and been
near school facilities for his children.
H. B. Kinnear received a telegram
from his father, w. l.. Kin
near, telling of an operation Emera
Kinnear recently underwent at Balti |
more, Maryland. The telegram states
that the operation was very successful, |
was a wonderful piece of surgery and
that Emera is rapidly regaining his
health and strength and is feeling like
a million dollars. The operation was
for the removal of tumor of the
brain During the past few months
Emera has submitted to numerous
and two other operations.
A demonstration of the Detroit Va
por Stove company's Red Star stove
was held yesterday at the KinneaS
Hardware store by e. l.. Sproat, of
Salt Lake City, Utah. Many local peo-
pie took advantage of the opportunity
to see this kerosene stove and learn
how to properly operate it. Mr.. Sproat
remained in the city today to continue
the demonstrations for the benefit of
those not in town yesterday.