Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-07

from the camp near Samuels where
they are employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Holmer and Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Johnson drove down TO
Spokane Tuesday morning for a few
days visiting in the city.
For Sale-2 low iron wheeled wag-
ons; gasoline engine. The farm
being sold, l will dispose of the above
articles cheap. E. B. Luse. july7tf
Glen King and family of Porthill
were visiting several days the past
week at the home of Mrs. Kings par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willett
Henry Driscoll, formerly of the
Commercial hotel but now of Sand
point and Helmer Thompson of Sand
point were visitors in Bonners Ferry
the Fourth.
DR.. l.. E. Reich, former dentist
OF Boomers Ferry but now of Wallace,
accompanied by Mrs. Reich and son
Leo, motored into Boomers Ferry for
few hours Monday
Mr. and Mrs o. M Gregerson enter
tanned few friends at dinner last
Wednesday. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. F, Newell, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nc
Bride and Florence Newell of Sand
point.
M. F. Bayer of Copeland was in Bon
ners Ferry the latter part of the week
exhibiting samples and taking orders
for home made ice cream cones. The
cones were excellent and Mr.. Bayer
succeeded in placing some orders.
G. H. Bixler and daughter Reya,
motored up from Spokane to spend the
Fourth here. Mr.. Bixler returned to
Spokane Tuesday but Miss Reva will
spend the week here as the guest of
her friend, Miss Eva Mae Little.
George R. Gray reports that he will
harvest an excellent crop Of hay from
his ranch near Snyder this season. He
expects to cut about 100 tons of fine
timothy. He states the hay crop this
year is the best it has been for years.
A deal was closed last week where
by c. H. Durose purchased the Mrs.
Anna Knobloch ranch near Snyder.
Mr.. Durose expects to move upon the
ranch later in the season. and develop
it, planning to go into the stock rails
ing business quite extensively.
Clair Gale of Spokane spend few
days over the weekend visiting with
his grandparents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Gale, and left Tuesday morning
for Sampsonton, Alberta, where he will
spend the summer visiting his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gano.
Mrs. H. H. Hughes came over from
Chewelah, Wash. and spent Saturday
and Sunday here with Mr. Hughes
ThQU n1ntnrad honJ IN
spent the Fourth there. Mr.. Hughes
expects to move his family to Bonners
Ferry as. soon as suitable house can
be secured.
Mrs. John Snyder, accompanied by
her niece, Evaline Lindberg, and Liela
Fisher went to Spokane Wednesday
where Mrs. Snyder and Miss Lindberg
will visit with Mrs. Snyder's brother,
Thomas Countryman Miss Fisher
went on to Fairfield, Wash, for . visit
Vt the old home.
A. B. Ashby. accompanied by his son
Lester, went down to Spokane Satur-
lay returning Tuesday. While there
Mr.. Ashby went over TO Occur d'Alene
md took in the big fight between Glib !
oons and Sommers. He reports a
small attendance at the fight and
states that the promoters must have
ost quite sum OF money
Upon an invitation extended by
standpoint friends, a number of Bon
lers Ferry people went to Pack river |
or picnic over Sunday, returning
The party comprised: Mr..
Ind Mrs. L. V. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs !
lack Fogelsong Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Sreggerson and son. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Clarence Smith and family. Mr. and |
Yrs. Harry Bliss and family. H. P. !
Ikre and Swan Lundgren. They re-
,ort a delightful time
The Fourth resulted in a number of |
ines being assessed against few who !
we're determined to celebrate in the |
FOOD old way common when life in the
J. s. A. was not so arid Fred Oman /
md Artie Oman were taken before |
Justice Kent and fined $50 and costs /
ZACH for being drunk and disorderly |
IN similar charges Tom Myers was |
lined $500 and costs and Geo. Brown |
10 and costs. Tuesday morning Mar
hal Worley arrested a Washington |
indian who had strayed here from his /
amping grounds and had imbibed too
reely~of fire water When arrested
10 had his squaw down and was beat
ng her up" with an apple box. He
vas taken before Justice Kent and \
lned. There was more drunkenness
nd disorder this year than at any n
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