Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-09-29

Il ". ~. OllnO0QS. adv
The members of the Delphian club
will meet next Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. S. Seyerns.
Wented-Stock to pasture; fine feed
and water. Horses, loo per day; cat
tie, $500 per month. Mrs. ]. M. DePuy.
Mrs. A. B. Ashby and three children
were in Spokane Friday and Saturday
OF last week visiting with friends and
relatives.
For Sale-1 10-gallon and 5-gallon
milk cans; l 15-gallon barrel churn,
milk buckets and some ranch tools
Mrs. j. M. DePuy. Ito
FOR SALE-Team Of mules, four
years old, gentle and we'll broke
Would trade for mich COWS. Inquire
at the Herald office. If
Farm Wanted-At once, to rent.
small farm near Boomers Ferry.
Something suitable for chicken ranch. |
Address Farmer, care Herald office 1t
Lee Fewkes returned home Tuesday
from two weeks trip to Spokane
and Wenatchee. Miss Mabel Fewkes.
who accompanied her father on the
trip, remained in Spokane to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Bond, who with Mrs.
Gay, has been conducting dressmaking
parlors at the Boundary Dry Goods
Company store, left Friday for Libby,
Mont, where she will make her home
with her daughter.
NJ. F. Johnson, a prominent resident
Of the Meadow Creek district, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Johnson has filed notice of inten-
ton of making final proof on her
homestead near Meadow Greek.
Ben B. Johnson, son of M. f. John
son, has secured his discharge from
the U. S. navy and returned to his
home at Meadow Creek on Sunday.
Johnson enlisted in the navy a little
over a year ago. He served on the
| u. S. S. Frederick.
Thomas Gleed. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Gleed, underwent an operation
at the Boomers Ferry hospital Satur-
day for appendicitis. The patient is
recovering nicely from the operation
and Will be able to be up and around
in the usual time.
A reel hop" is being advertised to
I've held at Meadow Creek on Saturday
night, October list. with MEDIA Cricks
School Ma'am" for floor manager
Bushs orchestra will furnish the
music. number of Bonners Ferry
folks plan to attend the dance
Mrs. ]. G. Crigler, formerly Mrs
Colon Smith, plans to leave today for
Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs Crigler plan
to make their future home either in
Spokane or Tekoa, Wash. Mr.. Crigler
Is fireman on the o. w R. & N.
railway The marriage of Mr.. Orig
Ter and Mrs. Smith took place in Spo-
kane several weeks ago.
The turbine and part of the eouip-
ment for the city's new power plant
to be installed on the Moyie river, ar
rived here yesterday over the Great
Northern railway. The machinery
VIII be unloaded at Moyie Springs,
where 1t will be housed until a dam
and the necessary buildings at the
proposed new plant are constructed.
Suit was started in the probate
court recently by Causton Bros. VS..
w. 10. Cooper to recover the sum of
$6O17 claimed to be due for mer
chandise sold. On motion of the de-
PENDANT the action has been trans
ferred to the district court. O. C.
Wilson is attorney for the plaintiff
and 5. q. Henry represents the de-
PENDANT
j. w. Reid returned Sunday evening
from trip to Bassana, Alberta, where
he spent couple of weeks looking
after the harvesting of his wheat
crop. He reports an average yield in
the district of 1874 bushels to the acre.
far better than was expected and
states that there is promise of the best
crops in the history of the district
next year.
AUCTIONEER-I am prepared to
give you the benefit of over 20 wears
experience as an auctioneer Arrange
ments for sales may be made at either |
the First State Bank, the First Ma
tional Bank, or the Herald office
Terms upon application. Also am IL
censed real estate broker Address P. /
.. Box No. 33. I. Causton, Boomers
Ferry' Idaho. advtf
Berlin Castle, Glenn Jones and Mel
vim Johnson, were unable to resist the
wanderlust Tuesday and started out to
see some of the world outside OF Bon
ners Ferry via the freight train route
They managed to get as far as White
fish, Mont, where they were appre-
hended by officers. Deputy Sheriff
Callahan returned home with the
youngsters today.
B. f. Grace, of Glenwood Springs.
Colo, left Monday for his home after
a visit here at the hcme CT his daught-
er, Mrs. w. A. Leslie Mr.. Grace came L
here with his brother, George Grace,
and his two children, Austen Grace L
and Mrs. Geo. Atkinson. Mr. George
and his two children left last week in
their auto for Seattle where they plan
to spend the winter
Willard Lane, of the Copeland dis
trict, was committed to the state in
sane asylum Tuesday on the order of
Probate Judge Henderson Lane was
committed to the state asylum several
months ago, and was released after a
time when the authorities believed he
had become sane. Recently, however,
he has again displayed evidence of
being mentally unbalanced.
Friends of ]. I. Monks, of Spokane.
who, for many years was a resident :