Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-22

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|! Use Alabastine for your walls IS
/ colors all in stock.-Bliss Paint &
Il Wall Paper Store.
II The Ladies' Aid Society of the Union
|, church will meet at the church parlors
II Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
|! FOR SALE-Purebred White Leg
horn eggs, $1.25 per setting. Mrs. M.
/ l.. Rowe. advMar15tf
1 See Eric Stroheim's wonderful play,
Blind Husbands" at the Amazon
theatre Wednesday night. March %
Mrs. Martha Kramer, of Porthill, ar
rived here Saturday to spend a few
days visiting with friends and attend
ing to business matters.
The regular meeting of the Masonic
lodge will be held at the |. o. o. F
Lall on Wednesday night Third de-
gree work will be conferred
Auction Sale-On April 2, six head
of horses, weighing from 1900 to 1900
pounds each | Causton, Auctioneer
Further announcement next week. adv
DR.. H. A. White has been limping
about town with the aid OF cane
the past week, having suffered a Sc
ing.
/. Causton, auctioneer, will hold a
sale of household furniture Saturday
afternoon, opposite the postoffice
Firstclass furniture of all kinds for
sale, no reserve.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Northrup's Millinery will sell at at
great reduction Beautiful Easter Mil
linery. Every hat in the house will be
on sale March "a, rs. Is adv 1t
Two carloads of prime beef steers
) arrived here Sunday from the Alberta
c country for the City Meat Market. w
= J. Hoagland purchased the cattle and
, brought them in to Boomers Ferry.
There will be a meeting of the Civic
q Club Wednesday evening at 7:30
: o'clock at the First National Bank
Everyone interested is urged to come
: out and help lay plans for the summer
The regular meeting of the Al Com
munity Club will be held on Thurs
J. day evening, March "a, at the Odd Eel
: lows hall. All members are urged to
: be present as important business Is to
be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Hooker left We'd
: nesday morning for Standpoint where
: they will make their home this sum
mer, Mr.. Hooker having accepted a
e position as saw filler at the C. W
/ Beardsmore camp near Standpoint
t The Entire Nous club was entertained
t Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. G
/ w. King. Auction bridge was played
e and Mrs. M. McNichols won the prize
k for the high score. Dainty refresh
ments We're served late in the evening
Howard Kent left recently for Spo
kane where he will spend several
months attending the Northwestern
Business College. He is taking up &
vocational course provided by the gov
eminent for veterans of the World
War.
A son was born Wednesday to Mr.
and Mrs. John III. Johnson at Boomers
Ferry. Mrs. Johnson was formerl,
Miss Eleanor Lewis of this city. He
mother, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, of AZ
S. Lavina avenue, went to Bonner
Ferry yesterday to see her grandson
Standpoint Review
Polzin Bros. have shipped in a ney
Avery tractor from Spokane whicl
they will use this season for threshine
This is one of the best tractors mad
and with this addition to their thresh
ing equipment the Polzins have a.
outfit with which they can turn ou
the maximum amount of work at al
times.
The planning mill of the Bonner
Ferry Lumber Company resumed oper
ations yesterday morning and it is pos
sible that work will be continued
steadily. During the winter month
the planning mill has been run les
than half time owing to the genera
lack of demand for lumber in the east
ern markets.
Suit was filed in the district cour
this week by A. II. Sweeney agains
the Bethlehem Gold Mining Co., i
which the plaintiff seeks the recover
of $1,8S2.74 which he alleges is du
him for services. Interest from Febru
airy Is, 1921, and $3.50 attorneys fee
are asked E. NJ Flood is attorney TO
the plaintiff.
Riders of the Dawn, from the move
: "The Desert of Wheat" by Zane Grey
will be the special attraction at tn
Rex theatre Sunday and Monday
March 81 and 2S, with a matinee Sun
day. Ii is an adventure story of tn
early days in the northwest and com
ing from the pen of Zane Grey stamp
1t as one of the best. ad
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGaffic an
their daughter, left Saturday for Olym
pia, Wash, where they will look for
business opening, after having visite
at Copeland for some ten days wit
Mrs. McGaffic's brother, ]. M. Billings
The visitors came here from Peck, Ida
no. Mr.. McGaffic recently sold on
his interests at Peck.