Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-05-19
Local Pick-ups

BOY SCOUTS-See those Ramp Kits
at the Shamrock. adv1t
One army tent, 16x16. for sale. In
quire at Steinmtez's Barn may19tf
F. L. Danauist of Addie, was in the
city Tuesday attending to business
matters.
FOR RENT-Office rooms in the I
o. o. f. building. Inquire of J. w.
Reid, City. adv mar29tf
her home in Spokane after visit here
of a couple of weeks with her daught-
er, Mrs. H. ]. Mccoy.
NOTICE = For firstclass Paper
Hanging, Painting and Calcimining
see Roy Hamilton or call at Farms
Worth's Hardware Store. apr14tf4c
100 acre ranch for sale or trade for
town property. Good house, barn
plenty water and orchard 20 acres
cleared. For further information write
L. Capparelli, Box SGT, City. m19jun26
Mr. and Mrs. S, M. Soule gave a
dancing party Saturday night at their
home in Park addition, in honor of sew
eral of the teachers of the Boomers
Ferry schools who will leave soon for
their homes for the summer vacation.
Abel Alexander, an Indian, was ar
rested last Thursday by Deputy State
Game Warden Heathershaw, on the
charge of hunting bear without a Ii
cense. The Indian was arraigned be-
fore Judge Henderson and was fined
$25 and costs.
Leo Zimmerman returned here last
week after having spent several
months in the Colville, Wash, district
where he looked over several land To-
cations. He says that all the best of
the land in that district has been given
to the Indians.
The members of the eighth grade of
the Bonners Ferry school were enter
tanned last Thursday evening by Carl
Walden, at his home in the east part
of town, at a lawn party. Various
games were played during the evening
and then a fine lunch was served. The
party was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
OH, BOYSl We have just received
shipment of army shelter or pup
tents. Genuine khaki, made in two
sections to button: size of tent when
in use seven feet and six inches long
and six feet and six inches wide. Just
what you want this summer for your
outing trip. Only S2.25 per tent. Wal
den Bros. adv
Secretary Brown, of the Boundary
County Fair Association. states that
Theron l.. Edwards of Copeland, has
offered to exchange a carload of lum-
Der for stock in the fair association
Mr.. Brown is anxious to secure SINH
lar offers elsewhere and also wants
to get in touch with those who will
exchange labor for Boundary County
Fair Association stock.
Marco Hubble left Saturday for Lost
Creek, Wash, where he will accept
his former position with the Ohio
Match Co. as engineer of the company
sawmill at that place. Mr.. Hubble and
Mr. Swenson have been conducting a
secondhand store in the Kinnear build
ing at the south end of Main street
and this business will now be con
Quoted by Mr.. Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Frank, who recently
purchased the Frank Bush ranch in
the Cow Greek district, arrived here
! luGSudy from Lake LuTlCh, H., WneTe
they had gone to pack and ship their
household goods, farm implements
stock, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Franks two
sons remained here during their alb
sence to look after the spring work
on the newly acquired ranch.
w F. Benson. of Morrisville, Yer
mont, left yesterday for his home after
having visited here for a few days
with his brother, Dan Landon, on the
latter's ranch near this city. Mr. Ben
son came west last fall and has been
visiting during the winter months with
relatives in coast cities. He likes
Northern Idaho and states that this
district far exceeds his expectations.
!. Bert Cowen, cashier of the First
State Bank returned Sunday from a
trip to Spokane having attended a
meeting of the Eastern Washington
Bankers association, held in Spokane
Saturday. Mr.. Cowen states that ac-
cording to reports from other locali-
ties in Idaho and Washington, people
of Bonners Ferry and Boundary coun-
ty have no cause to complain about
dull business conditions. AS a matter
of fact every wholesale representative
and visitor that comes to Bonners Fer
ry remarks that this is the liveliest
district in Northern Idaho or Eastern
Washington.