Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-08-04

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Mrs. George r. Gray returned Mon
day from a several weeks visit in 4
Wenatchee and Seattle, Wash, with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and child
rem left this morning for Eileen where
they will spend few days on camp
ing and fishing trip.
Miss Helen Fry returned home yes
terday after having spent a month
visiting with friends and relatives in
Seattle and other coast cities
Mrs. l.. N Brown returned home
Tuesday night from Spokane where
she went Sunday to attend the burial
services for Mrs Lee Fewkes.
G. W. Megquier, proprietor of the
Crescent Garage, reports the sale of a
Ford touring car to VIM. Leibrecht,
of the Curley Creek district. Also
Ford touring car to James Bronson.
Frank Zimmerman, one of the pro-
prietors of the City Meat Market, left
Monday for the Camas Hot Springs,
Mont, where he will spend a week or
two taking treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. H. H. Hughes and children ar
rived here Tuesday to join Mr. Hughes,
manager of the municipal water and
light plants. Mr.. Hughes has leased
the l. d. Lyons residence property
next to the Boundary Creamery build
ing.
j. w. Reid, proprietor of Reds De-
partment Store, left Sunday for Port
land, to attend the Buyers Week gath
ering and to visit with his brother, re-
siding near Portland. Mr. Reid
planned to return home by way of
Seattle and Tacoma.
l. d. Lyons returned yesterday from
a six weeks visit with friends and rel
atives in the Salmon River district,
Cottonwood and Grangeville districts.
He reports a fine trip and says that
this season he saw some of the finest
fruit ever grown in the Salmon river
district
Mrs. Charles G.. Prell left Saturday
for Spokane to spend a week with her
mother. Mrs Prell received word last
week that her sister was in an auto
wreck which occurred near Vancouver,
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ly for the driver Mrs. Prells sister
was not seriously injured.
There will be no services at st.
AIMS Catholic church Sunday, FIR.
Kelly leaving Sunday for Boise to at
tend the annual retreat. Anyone in
this district requiring the services of
priest during next week, should
sent their requests to Gonzaga Col
lege or to Occur d'Alene.
Charles Roesler leaves today for
Spokane where he will take the gov
eminent vocational training course.
He will take preliminary work at the
Northwestern Business College and
later will take up either plumbing or
electrical engineering. Mrs. Roesler
will join him in Spokane in month
or two.
A committee composed of w. G.
Reid, J. r. Wiley, A. J. Kent and J. B.
Brody made the rounds of the Boomers
Ferry business houses yesterday so
iiciting for funds with which to pay
off a deficit OF the Bonners Ferry
Baseball club. The committee report
fine success and secured cash and sub
scriptions in the sum of S283.50.
Mrs. G. E. Leader and young son left
Saturday for Libby and Great Falls,
Mont, where she will visit with friends
for few days on her way to her new
home at Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Leader
has been visiting here for several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Kent. Mr. Leader is with the
Pelican Bay Lumber Co, and a short
time ago was transferred to Cleveland
to take charge of the eastern office or
the company.
S. o. Watson, a prominent rancher
of the Copeland district, was bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday. Mr..
Watson has just finished the construc-
ton of a new chicken house, 125 feet
long and "a feet wide. of the half
Monitor type He breeds White Leg
horn chickens and generally keeps
about 600 hens in his flocks. Mr..
Watson states that his bees are not
doing so we'll this year on account
of the unusual hot, dry weather.
Albert Causton and family arrived
here last Friday to visit with Mr..
Caustons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Causton. On Sunday Albert Causton
and family and George Causton and
family motored to the Cynide Gold Co.
mine and spent the day picking buck
leberries, securing ten gallons of fine
berries. Mr.. Albert Causton returned
to Spokane Monday, leaving his fam
lily here. He. expects to return here
again for a few days the latter part
of this week.