Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-22
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rocks ad.
George r. Causton went down to
Spokane yesterday returning today.
For Sale-Victrola and 100 records
Mrs. l.. C. Bruce, Box 514. feb15tf
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. d. Walters
on February 10, daughter.
o. C. Wilson was a business visitor
to Spokane last Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Leibrecht
at the Bonners Ferry hospital last
evening, a daughter.
Found-Childs pocketbook Owner
can have same by calling at this Of
flee and paying for this ad.
County Auditor Brody and Commits
sioner ]. A. Welch were business visit
ors in Spokane the latter part of the
week
c. F, Wolfe was a visitor to Sand
point two days last week and took
in the Boomers rry-Sandpoint basket
ball game,
Mrs. Barney Wooledge returned to
her home here last Saturday after a
visit of several weeks with relatives
near Spokane.
e. B. Moore, who has been spending
several weeks at Palatka, Fla, writes
that he will leave there today to return
to Bonners Ferry.
Miss Mildred Reid, who is teaching
at Copeland, spent the weekend visit
ing with her parents, County Assessor
and Mrs w. c. Reid
The Amazon theatre has recently
installed a new projecting machine,
which is one of the latest types man
ufactured. 1t is now possible for the
Amazon to show its pictures contin-
uously without the break between the
different parts as was necessary with
the old machine.
Byron Walker came in from Spokane
Friday evening and has been spending
few days at the home of his parents,
Major and Mrs. w. s. Walker.
Carl Neumayer of Porthill was in
town Thursday and sold a lot pur-
chased about year ago by him from
F. r. Richardson to w. ]. McGlock-
lin. The lot joins Mr.. McGlocklin's
present residence property
T. B. Litton of Meadow Creek was in
town yesterday on business matters.
Mr.. Litton was formerly employed as
engineer at the Bethlehem mine but
is planning to develop his ranch near
Meadow Creek this season.
The Altar Society will meet Thurs
day, Feb. rs, at the home of Mrs. Fran
els Reedy. Mrs. Reedy will be assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Noah Lacrosse
The society is making pleasing
growth and has taken in five new
members this week.
The w. C. T. U. will hold a special
Mothers Meeting at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Castle Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Mabel McCrea of Standpoint, state SUI
perintendent, will be present All
members are urged to attend and all
mothers are especially welcome.
Arthur Dumphy of Spokane arrived
here Sunday and will assist Engineer
Harley Cave for a time with his office
and engineering work. Mr.. Dumphy
was with Mr.. Cave about a year ago
when he did some engineering work
on proposed power development in
Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Edwards expect
to leave soon for Spokane where they
will reside for the present. Boomers
Ferry friends will regret to lose them
from our midst but will wish them
success in their new home Mr.. Ed
wards has been employed as salesman
at Reds Department Store.
G. w. Powell Of GLASGOW. Mont,
ex-sheriff of Valley county, Montana
has leased the Dr. Sternberg ranch,
formerly known as the Stanley place
and will farm it this season. Hr.
Powell has 80 head of heavy horses
ranging from 14O0 to 100 pounds
which he expects to bring here later.
Mrs. l.. W. Erlwein and two child
rem returned to Boomers Ferry Thurs
day after spending about three years
at Seattle. Mrs. Erlwein states thew
are very glad, indeed, to get back to
the old home. She is staying at prcs
ent with her brothers, the Pol.;n
erothers, on their ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miley entertained
number of their friends Saturday
evening at cards, five hundred being
played. Mrs. Boileau won the lady's
prize for the high score and A. A.
Hefdenriech the gentlemen's prize
"haAN <AAAiOi Use DOiltdu WAS awarded
the consolation prize Dainty refresh
ments Were served.
Mrs. r. H. Mccoy returned to Bon.
ners Ferry this morning from the east
where she had bought fine line OF
the very latest and most fashionable
millinery for The Mccoy Hat Shor
that could be found in eastern cities
She Is now busy getting her selections
on display and cordially invites the
ladies to call and inspect the new line
have listed number of quarter
sections of land for sale near my place
In Alberta that can be bought for 500
to $25 per acre with small paymen,
down and long time on balance. This
is in one of the best wheat district:
of Alberta, and this is a good chanc,
to double your money See w. J
Hoagland at City Market. febSt
Miss Dorothy Wenz English instruct
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