Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-06-02
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Miss Genevieve Kinney of Porthill
was a business visitor in town Tues
day.
Miss Phoebe Welch returned home
Saturday from attending the state
normal school at Lewiston.
Auto painting and tops repaired.
Also auto cushions. Fl. Michel and
Maness, opposite M G B. Carpenter
Shop june2tf
Preliminary examinations for teach
ers desiring third grade certificates
will be held at the court house on June
3 and 4.
FOR SALE CHEAP-80 acres of
good land in Katka district. s425 for
cash or $500 on time payments. Ad-
dress Henry LaFlour, Box "A. Hill
man. Mich. june2tf
T. ]. Hollinger returned Tuesday
from a trip to Bozeman, Mont, in the
interest of the Cynide Gold Mining Co
He left Wednesday for Whitefish on
similar business Grand
Percy Neill, of the Parks Highway
Garage, motored to Spokane last week,
returning home Wednesday after hav-
tending to business matters.
County Treasurer Des Voignes re-
turned Sunday from Spokane where he
had attended the Elk's carnival. He
reports a most enjoyable trip and
large number of Elks in attendance.
For Sale by owner-94 acres in sub
urbs of Boomers Ferry, Idaho. Well
improved. Also AZ acres in Drainage
Dist. No. l, For further information
address H. L. ShiveIy, Bonners Ferry.
ldaho. Ito
Valentine Nichols, former resident
of Boomers Ferry but recently of
Priest River, was in town Tuesday.
He has recently sold his restaurant
business at Priest River and is looking
for another location.
Mrs. J. F. Brinton and daughter
Dorothy left Friday for their home in
St Maries after a two weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Big
gar. She was accompanied as far as
Spokane by Mrs. Biggar and Hazel,
who spent few days on business and
pleasure.
The county commissioners of Bound
airy county desire to call attention to
the fact that complaints have been
made to them of parties dumping rub
Dish alongside the county roads and on
privately owned lands. This is against
the law and future violations will be
punished
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Goodman and
children, left Monday for their home
at Freeman, Wash, where Mr.. Good
man is doing auto repair work. They
are former residents here and while in
this district visited at the home of
Mrs Goodman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. t. Lawless
Carl Disher and Bert Bergstrom me
tored down to Opportunity, Wash. Sat.
urday returning Monday. While there
Mr. Disher visited with hie wife. who
is visiting at the home of her parents
at that place. Messrs. Disher and
Bergstrom were accompanied as far s
standpoint on the outward trip by
Geo. Cash
Mrs. s. C. Moore, nee Phyllis Hol-
linger who had been visiting with
relatives and old time friends in Bon
ners Ferry, left Tuesday for Spokane
for visit with friends there after
winch she will proceed to Seattle and |
later VIII join Mr.. Moore in San Fran
CISCO, where he has accepted a position
and where they will reside.
Joe Meddock is engaged in remodel
ing and enlarging his home on the
Northside and with the completion of
his plans will have one of the model
homes of the district. He states that
Henry Tank has about completed his
new bungalow and that Henry Blume
is getting ready to build a substantial
home on his Northside acreage.
The Three L Community Club held
a special meeting on Tuesday of last
week in honor of Mrs. Boileau and
Mrs. Knowles. both of whom were to
leave soon for a visit in eastern
states. The meeting was held at the
nome OF Mrs. Chas. Roessler, delici-
BUS lunch being served at the close of
, social hour or two. Last Sunday
Mrs. Boileau left for Red Lake Falls.
Mimi, where she will visit with her
parents and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mathiesen and
of Newport, Wash, motored
here Sunday to spend a couple of DAYS ;
'isiting with friends and were guests !
1t the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
King. Mr.. Mathiesen was formerly as ,
istant cashier of the First State Bank
lere and is now cashier of the Farmers
State Bank of Newport Mr.. Mathie- 9
EN- was instrumental in organizing :
he Newport bank and under his man
cement the bank has enjoyed a fine {
.rowth and most liberal patronage.
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