Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-25
Local Piek-ups

For Sleighs or Cutters, see Stein
metz, the auctioneer.
l. lCauston left yesterday on a brief
business visit to Northport, Wash.
Am prepared to saw all kinds of
wood, large and small. Write or call
on P. A. Fielder, Copeland, Ida. ZIP
County Auditor Brody left Sunday
for Boise to attend a meeting of the
county auditors of the state
FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land for
sale worth the price asked. l.. Jones,
Box Dol, Olney, Ill. tip
Boys Suits at unheard of prices. A
very wonderful showing of boys all
wool suits, including serge, all models
and all patterns. Walden Bros.
Mrs. Andrew Seed left Wednesday
for Porthill where she will join her
husband who is working at Camp 81
of the Bonners Ferry Lumber COM
pany.
Fritz Danquist of Addie offered
final homestead proof before County
:. Clerk Brody Friday. Miss Roseander
and Alfred Stoneclift appeared as wit
nesses.
F. Harrington, formerly a resident
of this county but now engaged in the
mems clothing business at Spirit Lake,
was in the city last week in attendance
at district court.
A letter received by local friends
from Don Cole states that he is To-
Gated at San Francisco and enjoying
life in the U. S. navy, in which he re-
Gently enlisted. He was expecting to
take trip to sea before long.
A deal was closed last week whereby
the Kinnear apartment house was sold
by w. L. Kinnear to M. McNichols and
]. A. Jacobs, for a consideration of
$4500.00. The property is situated on
lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, block IT, Eaton.
Friday night Miss Odetta Castle en-
tertained the members of her class,
the freshmen, with a sleigh ride to Mo-
ravia. After returning tnev enjoyed
an old fashioned taffy pull. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Yates.
There is not more convenient place
in the city to buy your shirt than at
Walden Bros, and we have never seen
better values than we are now offer
ing; all new and fresh, and the styles
are correct-the product of the best
makers only.
w. J. belong of Spokane, formerly
the popular manager of the Rex
theatre but now employed as sales
manager for the Swift Map company,
was a visitor in town the last of the
week, returning from business trip
to Kelispell and Montana points.
The annual junior prom of the junior
class of the Bonners Ferry high school
will be given on the evening of Febru-
airy 9Th in the l. o. o. F. hall. Invi-
tations have been issued The prom
is an annual event to which the young
people look forward with much pleas
ant anticipation.
A benefit dance will be given next
Friday evening in behalf of Jimmie
Egan, who has been put to consider
able expense in his treatments in Spo-
kane under the famous surgeon, DR..
Eikenbarry. E. G. Gale has been the
moving spirit behind the dance, and
Will have charge of the orchestra.
George Causton and A. j Kent will be
floor managers and John McGlocklin
cashier. Tickets s1.00, supper extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Dunn are very
proud grandparents these days due to
a bit of news recently received from
their daughter, Mrs. Orville Acton of
Pilot Rock, Ore. Mrs. Acton was recent
! ly in Portland, Ore, with her young
seven-months- old son and while there
had him examined from the standpoint
of eugenics. The boy measured up to
the 100 per cent Standard perfect
baby boy. The Bonners Ferry grand
parents and aunts feel very proud of
this fine record.
A lively runaway helped to add ex-
element to Main street for a few
minutes Thursday. The team be-
longed to and was being driven by
Dan Landon, and began to run when
the rig ran onto the horses when COM
ing down the approach to the county
bridge. One occupant was thrown out
as the runaway struck Main street, the
horses running onto the sidewalk on
the east side of the street, where they
ccllided with a telephone pole in front
of the Gilt Top cigar store. As the
, rig struck the pole I4andon was thrown
onto the pavement, landing on his head
and shoulder but fortunately was not
badly injured. The horses were later
caught without a great deal of dam