Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-08-11

Wallpaper-25 cents per double roll.
Bliss Paint & Paper Store. advtf
Laundry work wanted-Mrs. L. Mann
Bird house south of Union church. agile
The latest out, a complete line of
knit ties, in all shades and styles.
Walden Bros.
Miss Reta Cole arrived Monday from
Sagle. Idaho, to spend a week visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
King.
Early eating and cooking apples for
sale Also crab apples. Two cents a
pound. Call at old Fry place, west of
town. aug18c
]. p Dunn is driving a 1921 model
five passenger Ford which he recently
purchased, trading in his old Ford on
the deal
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash-one
heating stove, one dining table, one
range. For particulars inquire at the
Herald office. aug1Sc
Miss June Withers, teller at the
First National Bank, left Friday for
her home near Spokane where she will
spend her vacation visiting with her
parents.
Miss Della Marantelle, of Missoula
Mont, arrived here last week to spend
a week or so visiting at the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Bush.
benefit dance is being given this
evening at the K P. hall for John
Barta, who was a victim of an accident
h. ~, xxrIi hO
one of his feet
w. ]. McGlocklin and family left
yesterday in their auto for Spokane
and Occur d'Alene where they will
spend a week or so visiting with
friends and relatives.
James Mcdonald, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis a couple of weeks
ago and who has been receiving treat
ment at the Bonners Ferry hospital
since, is reported to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman and Cor
poral Wilson, of the Canadian Mounted
Police, and his wife and child, were
visitors in the city Tuesday, having
here in Mr.. Sherman's auto. |
Julius w. Dehlbom, of Copeland, |
was in the city Monday to make a
filing on 120 acre tract in /
he northern part of the county, be-
ore c. w. King, U. S. Commissioners.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
Will meet in the old Christian church
next Thursday afternoon,
August IS. Mrs. Kennekeberg and |
Mrs. Kjos will entertain. The public |
S cordially invited
i
Ioldbeck, of the Northside, for a sack !
If beautiful and delicious Transparent |
apples. These. apples are the largest |
and best quality that have been seen
n this district this year.
The funeral of Ed tombstone, who |
lied suddenly at Porthill on August |
;, was held Sunday afternoon, Rev. |
George Fowler conducting the services
1t the grave. A number of Porthill |
people attended the funeral.
1. Causton is having three Of his
cottages, facing the river in the east
part of town, painted by Contractors |
Hamilton and Skeels. He states that
he work being done by Hamilton and |
5keels is firstclass in every respect. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stewart and |
of st. Maries, Idaho, motored I
lere Friday and are guests at the /
home of Mr.. Stewards son, John Stew
lrt, Jr. The visitors are former resi-
Tents of Bonners Ferry and for many
ears Mr.. Stewart was logging super
ntendent for the Boomers Ferry Lum-
,er company.
|. Causton will be the auctioneer at
sale of livestock and household goods
o be held at the Earl DeWolf ranch
IN Thursday, August IS, the sale be-
'inning at IL a. m. The stock to be
old is the property of James Nc
Donald. There will be no reserve. A
rec lunch will be served at noon. F.
l. Shultis will act as clerk of the sale.
J. w. Reid returned home Saturday \
rom trip to Portland where he was
me of some 1900 merchants who at
ended the Buyers Week assembly.
lie visited his brother at Newburg,
)reg., and returned home by way Of
'eattle. He states that the Visiting
nerchants at the Portland gathering
Tere treated royalty and thoroughly
njoyed their visit
I. D. Lyons left Friday for his old
ONE at Carlisle, Penn, where he
lans TO spend a month or two visit
lg with relatives and old friends. He
as not visited his former home
l eight years and is looking forward
} fine time. Mr. Lyons is over 80 |
ears old and is hale and hearty. He
as lived in Idaho for 81 years and has
osts OF friends in many districts OF
0rfhprn Tdaho