Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11
Focal Pick-ups


For dry 4-foot wood phone Platos. 81
Born, to Mr.. ard Mrs Lee Williams
: on last Saturday. a son.
Attorney o J. Bandahn of Standpoint
was visitor in town yesterday
Sewing by the hour, at your home
Mrs. Brooks. Call at the Sheldon
mouse. advti
Donald Chisholm of Spokane ar
rived in town yesterday for a visit
with friends here.
r. ID. Paolucci, proprietor of the
Up-toDate Shoe Shop, was a business
visitor in Spokane Thursday and Fri
day.
Paul w. Harris of Spokane, formerly
with the Idaho Gold and Ruby Mining
CO, has accepted a position at Whites
camp No. 81.
Wanted-Apartment or house. fur
nished or unfurnished. Couple with
out children. Inquire Mr.. Prell, Bound
airy Dry Goods
FOR SALE-L. c. Smith Standard
typewriter in best OF condition. used
only short time cost S110. Cheap at
$45, terms. Inquire Herald office. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman
plan to leave Thursday for Detroit.
Mich, having received word of the
serious illness of Mrs. Zimmerman's
father.
The case of c. W. BeckIey VS.. Beth
nnfA O..
labor lien was tried in chambers last
week and resulted in a verdict for the
plaintiff.
A million brook trout eggs have
been shipped to the Standpoint hatch
cry from Mauch Chunk. Pa, and half
million whitefish eggs will arrive
soon from Put-in-Bay, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hydorn and
family of Colville, Wash, arrived in
l town Sunday for a visit of ten DAYS
or two weeks at the home of Mrs. Hy-
dorn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Caus-
ton.
T. j. Hollinger. who has spent the
winter in Boomers Ferry assisting in
developing the mine of the Cynide Gold
Mining Co, left Thursday for Seattle
/
with his family.
Deputy Sheriff Fetch went to Spo-
kane Saturday to get the Mexican
whom the officers had arrested there
charged with being one of the three
who burglarized Redd's Department
Store recently. and returned with him
Sunday.
Last Wednesday the probate court
issued the decree of settlement of ae-
counts and final distribution of ac-
counts in the estate of Bolete Jorgen-
sen, the estate comprising certain
farm lands, household goods and farm
implements.
A happy time prevailed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Causton during trs
holidays when 20 members of the fam
lily were gathered under the roof at
one time, including sons and daught 81 s
and grand children, brother and 9th
er relatives.
County Superintendent Flood has re-
ceived telegram from the state su-
perintendent of instruction inviting
her to meet with the legislative com
mittee of the Idaho State Teachers As
sociation at Boise next week, to con-
slider proposed legislation to be pre-
scented to the legislature now in SEES
sion. Mrs. Flood plans to leave for
Boise next Saturday to attend this
meeting.
The Libby high school ball team is
making an enviable record for itself
this season. Recently it defeated
Eureka, Poison and Cutbank and was
defeated by Kalispell by only one point
with a score of 10 to IS. The Kalis-
pell game was played on a slippery
dance floor, which handicapped the
Libby team but on which the Kailspell
five were accustomed to play. Libby
plays here next Thursday evening.
RANCH FOR SALE BY OWNER
24O acres less RR right-of-way; zoe
acres bench land, 40 acres bottom
land; miles south of Porthill, Idaho.
z acres cleared and under pillow; good
5-room log house, bunk house, small
barn; good fence around clearing. 40C
thousand feet OF saw timber, $500 RI
ties, lots of cordwood. RR and spar
on property; good location; county
road through place. Fine soil; will
grow all kinds of garden truck, corn
! tomatoes, watermellons, etc. Excel.
lent fruit land. Price per acre $3.50
IL taken at once will give immediate
possession. call and look this over
or write. Mark F. Kelley, Porthill
Idaho jan4tf