Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-05-26


shamrock, 10c. adv1t
The best in America-Budweise
drought beer, 10c, at the Shamrock. Ii
Fred r. Davis. of Macarthur, was in
the city Monday attending to business
matters.
Lost-Leather Carry-all. Reward ii
returned to Herald office. Fred r
Ellis. adv1tc
Russell Melin has accepted position
as clerk at the Boundary Dry Goods
Co. store.
Masters Mike and Burtram Callahan
sons of Mrs. Anne Callahan, left Sun
day for Seattle and Tacoma where
they will spend several weeks visiting
with relatives.
tits Boy" one of those funny
two-reel Mack Sennett comedies, will
be shown Sunday and Monday at the
Rex theatre with Mark Twain's "Huck-
leberry Finn"
Compare the Edison monograph
with any other talking machine and
you will always be a booster for the
Edison" Sold on the easy payment
plan. O. f. Howe.
G. j. Sickles was in the city Tuesday
looking after business matters. Mr.
Sickles is in charge of a band of 5000
sheep belonging to Smythe Bros,
which were shipped May Fl to Naples
for summer grazing
Members of the Union Church Lad
les Aid Society will serve supper in
the lecture room Of the church on Fri
day of this week from 4 to Z D. m.
Price 35c For the benefit Of the
flower fund. The public is invited.
Judge ]. M. Flynn of the eighth ju-
dicial district, was here Monday. He
announced that the spring term of the
district court for Boundary county
would be adjourned until Saturday
June 4. The jury will likely be called
for Monday June 10.
Mrs. d. H. Bryant left Monday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where she will
visit for a time at the home of her
daughter. From Minneapolis she will
go to Long Lake, Wis, where she has
a summer resort which she will look
after for few months.
School at the Indian Mission closed
for the term Monday. On account of
high water the parents of the Indian
children have left the Mission to take
their stock to the mountains. The
school at the Mission closed several
weeks earlier this year than usual.
l.. M. Holt, supervising engineer of
the U. S. Indian Reclamation Service
with headquarters in Yakima, Wash
and Supt. Lawshee, of Sorrento, Idaho
spent last Wednesday at the Kootenai
Indian Mission, preparatory to order
ing several improvements being con-
templated
Mrs. Ernest Moore, and two children,
of Priest River, arrived Saturday to
spend a few days visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Howe. Mr.
and moved to Priest River several
years ago, Mr.. Moore buying a hard
ware store there.
There will be a community meeting
in the Paradise church Sunday. Din
ner at 1890. Preaching at g. Rev
Walker will give the Memorial address
and Judge Henderson will make the
prayer. The people of town are asked
to attend and break bread with the
friends of the Valley. A. H Morton,
pastor.
H. B. Withers, of Spokane, was here
last week loading a car of potatoes he
bought of Fitzpatrick Bros, to be
shipped to Washington for seed pota-
toes. Mr.. Withers returned to Spo-
kane Friday in his auto and was &C
companied by his daughter Miss June
Withers. of the First National Bank,
xyhn rr
The members of Mrs. Ralph Fishers
and Miss Louise Dionnes Sunday
school classes of the Methodist church
held a delightful picnic yesterday at
the W. NJ. Meader place on the south
bench. A very good time was had and
everyone enjoyed a fine lunch. Miss
Virginia Howard took the picnickers
to and from the Meader place in her
Essex car.
Miss Lillian Mclaughlin, a student
IN the Lewiston Normal, came up from
Lewiston Friday evening for short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs !
,. N. Mclaughlin, returning to Lewis
.on Sunday morning in a car. Miss |
has accepted a position |
or the coming school year at Bonners /
Ferry, Idaho, where she will teach the
second grade.-Cottonwoo Chronicle,
Idaho.
Requisition was made Wednesday by
he department of law enforcement,
bureau of motor vehicle registration
Boise, Idaho, for the 1922 automobile
license plates. Sixty thousand plates
re being ordered. The color combina-
ion is orange letters on a black back
round. The plates will be of the same
lie as those in use this year, but the
ida" and "22" will be
sed instead OF the full word and num-
er, making larger and more readable
etters and figures. A thousand chauf-
eur's badges are included in the
equisition.
Prosecuting Attorney ]. A. Rockford /
1ade trip to Kalispell, Mont, Sunday /
there he identified a prisoner in jail
s L. Gibson wanted in this county on .
he charge of incorporation of 9
lnds. Gibson agreed to waive extra
ition papers and Sheriff Everett will
e on hand to get him when his term in ,