Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-01

Wanted-Any kind of work for four
horses. Box 34S, city. adv1tp
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lane of Meadow
Greek were visitors in town Saturday.
Wanted to buy, in ton lots, carrots
or beets for COW feed. Mrs. j. M. De-
Puy advlt
Miss Laurel Gleed went to Occur
d'Alene Friday called there by the ill
ness of her little niece.
County Auditor Brody returned yes
terday from attending a meeting of
the county auditors of the state at
Boise.
Ted Vaughan spent Sunday at home
He is employed the greater part of
the time in Spokane now on the
plumbing contract for the Swift Map
company.
Mrs Lucille Nicolai of Bellingham.
Wash, has been engaged to teach the
second grade of the Bonners Ferry
school in place of Miss Lamuels re
signed.
Mrs. Angus Mcdonald arrived in
Boomers Ferry last week to join Mr..
Mcdonald and make their home here.
Mr. Mcdonald is employed at the Ser
vice Garage.
Dell Fewkes, a merchant of Troy,
Mont, was in town last week visiting
at the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Lee
Fewkes, who is suffering from an at
tack of paralysis.
Mrs. Moore of Spokane, a daughter
of Mrs. Lee Fewkes, arrived last week
to assist in the care of her mother
who is suffering from a stroke OF
paralysis.
The Altar Society has requested the
Herald to express through its columns
the society's appreciation to the First
, State Bank for liberal donation re-
Gently received from that institution
DR.. Randolph Davis, practicing
> physician of Nevada, is expected to ar
I, rive this week to assist DR.. E. e. Fry
-. DIR. Davis stands very high in his pr<
fession and comes highly recon-
, mended
Three new pupils enrolled in the
Boomers Ferry high school Monday
Helen Sherman and Marion Pecken-
paugh of Eastport, and Russell Melin
, CT Spokane, making total enrolment
of lis.
I, An attachment was filed in court
this week by Emil Heiberg VS.. the In
ternational Tie and Lumber company
of Addie, to collect a bill of S447.25
for labor performed and stumpage sold
!, to defendant.
Last Tuesday Tony Brown of Cope
:. land, while attempting to board NOV
: ing train at that place, met with an &C
cident that resulted in a severely in
jured foot. The injury while painful
is not serious.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Henry, who have
) been visiting at the home of Mr..
h Henrys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E
:. Henry, left Saturday for Galveston
r Texas, where they will visit with Mrs
r Henry's parents before returning t,
their home at Los Angeles Calf.
d A number of the friends of Mis-
d Phoebe Welch honored her with ;
# farewell party at her home Thursda.
d evening, because of her contemplate
d departure to enter the state norma
k school at Lewiston. The young ladie
d present spent very delightful eve
g. ming.
A marriage license was issued las
e Tuesday to Mr. S. c. Hernstreet an
n Miss Mildred Stonechest of Lenia, tn
s couple being married the same day b
% the Rev. George Fowler. Mr. and Mrs
J. Hernstreet will make their home a
h Lenia where their many friends will
r. extend congratulations and best wish
r es for lifetime of happiness.
N Dell Cane received cards last wee
S. Announcing the marriage of his broth
Of err. Galloway Cane, to Miss Leona c
a Rosenberg on January Is at 10.
rs Angeles. Calf. The groom was a resi-
Y. dent of Bonners Ferry for severa
s. years, leaving here about 10 years age
lg Many old friends here will join i
Id wishing him and his bride a lifetim
rs of happiness.
lg