Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-06-30
Local Pick.ups

Piano for sale, MISUNDERSTANDING.
o. "A II. ATKINS. iune16tf
II. A. French, prominent merchant
at Porthill, was in town Tuesday.
c. w. Megquier reports the sale last
Friday of an Overland touring car to
]. H. Cave
For Sale-Axminster rugs, almost
new; one 9x12, one 8x1O. Mrs. H. r.
Purdy. june30iulv17n
The Royal Neighbors will hold their
next regular meeting Thursday eve
ming, July 7th.
Lost about June 5-Water Spaniel
answering name of "Tuffie." Reward If
returned to Western Union office. i30tf
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Cowen and two
sons drove over to Thompson Falls,
Mont, the latter part of the week re-
turning Sunday.
STANLEY Elliott, who visited the past
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. MI
McNlchols, left Monday for his home
at Occur d'Alene.
Mrs. Chas. O'Callaghan and grand
son Thomas returned home Sunday
after visit with Mrs. O'CaIIaghan's
parents at Kalispell, Mont.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Morton left
today for Standpoint where they will
enjoy months vacation visiting with
relatives and On a general outing.
WANTED-Job driving truck. deliv-
cry Or touring car, by experienced
man. Can do all repair work. Write
T. o. Box No. SOC, Bonners Ferry, Ida
No. april12c
Joe Burke, who is attending summer
school at the state normal at Lewis
ton, paid a hurried trip to Boomers
Ferry Monday to look after business
matters.
FOR SALE CHEAP-SO acres of
good land in Katka district. s425 for
cash or $500 on time payments. Adj
dress Henry LaFlour, Box "a. Hill
iiian' MICH june2tf
For Sale-Tamworth hogs, regis
tered boar and SOW, also young pigs
narrowed April goth. Fine chance to
get started at prices that are right.
Geo. E. Eberhart. Lenia, Ida. junestf
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Squirting left
Thursday on motor trip through the
Yellowstone national park. They
planned to go by way of Butte where
they were to be Joined by their daught-
er, Miss Dorothea Squirting, and a
friend, and would proceed from there
to the park.
AUCTIONEER-r am prepared a
give you the benefit OF over 70 year.
experience ~ an suctionsNr. Ar
engagements for salss may be made A
either the First State Bank. the Y1r.t
National Bank. or the Herald o6,cs
terms on application. Address p
U. Box No. IS. I. Causton. Bounsrx
Ferry. Idaho. adv II.
c. d. Simonds and family expect To
leave next Wednesday on an overland
trip to San Diego, Calf, where they
Will visit with Mr.. Simonds' parents
They plan to go over the Columbia
highway and through the Willamette
valley In Oregon, and will be gone
about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Morrow arrived
Monday from Seattle for a visit with
MT. Morrow's sister, Mrs. Alya Fry.
ana also TO meet many old time friends
or former days. They drove through
and were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
ii. L. Medbury. Mrs. Medbury stopping
at Spokane for few days before com
inng on to Bonners Ferry.
Mrs. E. r. Henderson left last week
Tor Harrington, Wash, for visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. Fl.
Richardson. Judge Henderson plans
to leave the latter part OF the week for
harrington and will spend the Fourth
there. Later he expects to spend some
time at Medical Lake where Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson and family and Mrs.
henderson are enjoying an outing.
The -Four LIS are holding their reg
ular monthly meeting tonight and have
planned to stress the social feature of
this meeting. After the business ses-
sion, the Rev. Geo. Fowler will deliver
an address on ''Labor's Place in the In
dustrial World" 1t was planned at
first to have this meeting open to the
public, but this has been reconsidered
and it will be for Al and 81 members
only.