Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-09-15

For Sale-Firstclass L. C. Smith
typewriter, almost new. $45. Inquire
at Herald office.
A stray brindle COW in my pasture.
The owner can have by paying for
this ad and pasture. Geo. Irving
C. F. Wolf returned Friday froom
Spokane where he had spent several
days visiting with friends and attend
ing the Spokane Fair
Miss Florence Cooklar, teacher of
the Leonia school, was a visitor in the
city Saturday. Miss Cooklar spent
the summer vacation at Occur d'Alene.
Salesman with car.
$4,000 per week and commissions.
Low priced guaranteed tires. Wolfe
Tire Co., 201 Graham, Benton Harbor,
Mich. Ito
The board of trustees of Independent
District No. IA met last Monday eve
ming and organized with the election
of Geo. w. Wright as chairman, Mrs.
Inez Cave clerk and o. F. Howe treas
urer. Aside from discussion of the
budget for the ensuing year, no other
DuollASSo was lIduSdCI6Q.
Mrs. H. G. Ward and son, Clarence
Ward, and Walter and Robert Dan
quist, were in the city Saturday, on
their way to their home at Addie after
having spent the week in Spokane.
visiting with friends and attending
the fair. They made the trip by auto
and report fine trip.
Tho Ap,a,o,, +Loo+u. L.. ,, /,
the Fatty Arbuckle comedy film which
was scheduled for Sunday night and
will also cancel all other Arbuckle
films billed for future dates until such
a time as Arbuckle has cleared him
self of charges recently preferred
against him in San Francisco.
Mrs. J. S. Carpenter and Mrs. John
MacRae, both of Des Moines. Iowa. left
Tuesday for Seattle and other coast
points, after having visited here for
week at the home of their sister. Mrs.
d. l.. Squirting. The visitors plan to
return home by way of Salt Lake CITY
and Denver and will stop off in South
ern Idaho, to visit their neice. Miss
Dorothy Suprling.
Rev John william will preach at
Addie on Saturday night, September
II, at 1880 o'clock; Eastport hall on
Sunday morning and evening, Septem- 1
Der is, at II and 1880 O'clock; Meadow
Creek on Monday night, September 10. /
Hooker school house, Tuesday night, I
September 20; and Moravia. Wednes-
day night, September 81. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend these SER I
vices.
A. L. English, of the Copeland dis
trict, was a business visitor in the
city Saturday Mr.. English makes his
home in Seattle, Wash. He came here
few weeks ago to superintend the
cutting Of hay on his ranch near Cone
land, he having purchased. a few
months ago, the we'll improved bottom
and ranch formerly owned by G. B.
Van Alstine. Mr. English states that
fine crop Of hay is being harvested
his fall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boileau returned
nome last Saturday from visiting with
friends and relatives at various points
n Minnesota and North Dakota. She
spent several months on the eastern
rip and reports delightful time. On
ler return she spent ten DAYS in Spo-
Kane visiting with her daughter. Miss
Phoebe Boileau. Miss Edmire Boileau
net her mother in Spokane on her ar
'iyal there from the east and returned
lome with her Saturday.
Madam Galbraith, representing The
Partisan of Spokane, will be at the
commercial hotel Friday and Satur
lay, September 16 and II. with A
splendid display of Advance Fall and
Winter Models of Suits, Coats. Dresses.
sur Coats and Fur Scarfs for women
md misses. Madam Galbraith will be
ylad to accept orders on any garments
'ou may select. A call will be appre-
lated whether you place an order or
lot. You will find our prices mos,
e"sohaote. adv
Auctioneer I. Causton left Yesterday
morning for Standpoint to take charge
II the public auction held there yes
erday afternoon und the auspices
II the Standpoint Cl sor of Com
nerce These aucti1n o be held
monthly at SandpOn Law desig
lateu as mari. are to be
onuucted wltne % the farm
RS, who are invited &C. xe in any
ming IN the way OF llvestr k. machin-
ny, household goods, q thew wish