Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-05-05

Hand Dipped Chocolates. five. flavors
soc ID. Browns.
Silver Campine eggs for Matching.
$500 per setting. Mrs. ]. ]. Kind
schuh. mS-tf
FOR RENT-Office rooms in the I
o. o. F. building. Inquire OF ]. w.
Reid, City. adv mar2stf
Mrs. Leo Buteau left Monday for
Spokane where she will visit for a
week or two with her mother
A few secondhand ice boxes on
hand. II you want one call for 1t
soon. Cash Second Hand Store ap5tf
Mrs. Helmer Bangs left Saturday
for Spokane where she will spend
couple of weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
j. t. Bush left Monday for Box
Elder, Mont, where he will spend some
six weeks looking after his ranch near
that place.
Well furnished room with use of
bath. close to postoffice Willow Cot
tage, next door to creamery. Mrs
Lyons. mar15tf
Mrs. Ray HONESTLY and baby left
Sunday for Spokane to join Mr. Homes
ley who is employed in the offices of
the Northern Pacific Railway there.
This week the Crescent Garage sold
1921 Ford touring car to w. c. Reid
county assessor and a Ford roadster to
Earl Van Etten, manager of the Colony
ranch.
Sunday, May 8, is Mothers Day."
We have a beautiful line of Mothers
Day cards, engraved and hand colored
Also beautiful assortment of flowers
Hawks Drug Store.
The fire department was called out
early Sunday morning by a small blaze
in the building used for an ice house
by e. L. Little, on First street The
fire did but little damage
Mrs. G. w. Spoerry. of Alcatraz Cal.
left last Saturday for her home after
having spent a couple of weeks here
attending to business matters and
visiting at the home of Mrs. o. S
Davis.
The twelve year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Wickstrom underwent an
operation at the Boomers Ferry hospit-
al Tuesday for appendicitis. At last
reports she was recovering as fast as
could be expected.
Frank Cuddy spent several days the
past week in Spokane on a combined
business and pleasure trip. While in
| Spokane he purchased a new potato
planter which has force drop and in
sures perfect stand.
Dan Landon was in the city on bust
ness yesterday, the first time he has
been out for month owing to having
had his left foot severely crushed by
rolling log. Mr.. Landon is still com
PEELED to use crutches.
The Herald was in error last week in
the statement that the Boundary Dry
Goods Co. would move to their new
quarters in the Gray building the first
of May. The change will not be made
until about the first of June.
w. G. Reid. temporary manager OF
the Boomers Ferry baseball club, an
nounces that a ball game will be
played with the Copeland nine at
Copeland, on Sunday, May g. A num-
Der of Bonners Ferry people plan to
attend the game
The members of the w. G. #. u. are
meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. f. Smith. Mrs. Edgar Charles
is assisting entertain. The meeting
today is in honor of Mothers Day"
and an appropriate program of music
and readings will be rendered
The Boomers Ferry Athletic Club
will give a dance in the club rooms in
the X. P. hall on Tuesday night, May
10. This dance will be for members
only. This is the second dance the
club has staged The first one was
well attended and all enjoyed fine
time.
Suit was started in the district
court this week by Denver P. Dayton
of Naples against the Great Northern
Railway Company, the plaintiff seeking
damages in the sum of $400 for a horse
alleged to have been killed on the rail-
way company right-of-way on July 10,
1920. The plaintiff also asks SIS at
torney fees. S. e. Henry is attorney
for the plaintiff.