Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-15
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Straw for sale lin she'd. Inquire
First State Bank.
Deputy Sheriff Pat Callahan spent
the first of last week in Spokane.
Camels. Lucky Strike, Old Mills and
Spur cigarettes now zoe at the Sham
rock.
VIII Hoagland left Sunday for Cal
gary, Alberta, to buy cattle for the City
Meat Market.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. Lunden on
Thursday afternoon.
]. r. Wade, S. l. station agent at
Kingsgate, transacted business in town
Friday and Saturday.
Bud Vinegar returned Friday to
Boomers Ferry after several months
spent at Priest River.
F. w Anderson of Spokane, presi-
dent of the First State Bank, was a.
visitor in town Thursday.
County Assessor Reid was at Sand
point Saturday attending meeting of
the county assessors of northern Idaho.
ST. Mary's Guild will meet Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the Guild
hall. Mrs. w. S. Severns will be
hostess.
For Sale-S0 acres timber land, near
Porthill, close to r. r. and spur. and
state highway survey, price $780, Mark
F. Kelley. mar29c
Mrs. c. j. Ingram was called to La
Grande, Oregon, last Friday by the
illness of her grand children, San and
Patsy Cullen.
John Sherman of Eastport was a
business visitor in town several days
last week, also visiting his daughter
who is attending school here.
Leonard Butler of Nespelem. Wash,
was in town several days last week re-
newing acquaintance with old friends
and attending to business matters.
The young infant of Mr.. and Mrs
Glen King died last Tuesday at Port
hill The sympathy of the community
is extended to the bereaved couple in
their loss.
r. B. Hines and Tom Allen of Sand
point were in town Wednesday at
tempting to interest local men in the
formation of company to drill for oil
in Montana.
r. G. Johnston went down to Spo-
kane last Thursday on a business and
pleasure trip and while there was de-
tanned for a few days longer than
planned by illness.
Roy C. Brewer of Blackfield, Alberta,
and Miss Maude Harrah of Spokane,
Wash, were united in marriage last
Friday by Probate Judge Henderson
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home in Alberta
Denver P. Dayton of Naples was a
business visitor in town Saturday. He
reported that he had just sold a pure
bred yearling Jersey bull to E. t.
Hildreth of Copeland who intends to
build up a dairy herd
Il. ]. Jones and family have moved
from the ranch and will occupy the
VIM. Eaton residence near the high
school building. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Scherer, of Porthill, the new owners
of the Jones ranch, will take posses
sion this week and make it their home
I. Causton, auctioneer, announces
that he will hold an auction sale at
his residence, at two o'clock, on Thurs
day, March II, when large quantity
of household goods, all in firstclass
condition. will be sold to the highest
bidders. F. A Shultis will act as
clerk for this sale.
The Rev. NJ. P. Dommersnaes. the
newly appointed pastor of the Luther
an church, will arrive in Boomers Fer
ry next Saturday, and services will be
held in the Lutheran church next Sun
day at II o'clock The Rev A. M.
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that time to install the new pastor.
Game Warden Heathershaw and Don
| Guiles, accompanied by Ray Heather
shaw and NJ G. Hamre bagged another
cougar Sunday The animal was
tracked from Mission creek to Rock
creek and finally freed and shared but
in getting it out of the tree it was in
jured in some manner and died sud
denly.
G.. Homan. representing the All Star
Jazz Band. was in the city Thursday
, arranging for dance to be given al
the I. o. o. F. hall by his organization
on Saturday evening, March 10. The
All Star Jazz Band has given dances
in many neighboring towns and from
all reports are pleasing the people who
delight in dancing.
Carl Hickman and II. A. French
prominent citizens of the Porthill dis
trict. were visitors in the city Wednes-
day and Thursday. Both gentlemen
were initiated in third degree work OF
the Masonic lodge Wednesday evening
J. c. Jackson, also of Porthill, came
here with Messrs. Hickman and
French to attend lodge.
William Hartley. of Naples, was IN
the city Thursday, attending to bust
ness matters He has recently re-
ceived notice from the U. S. land office
at Occur d'Alene to the effect that il
will be necessary to complete new
final proofs on his homestead entry
owing to insufficient cultivation show
ings at the time the first proof wa:
submitted.
George A. Bush came in Thursda!
for a visit over night at the home o
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bush
He has just accepted a position il
tha cOon dona rtmanf of the Cudahr