Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Stone on February 2.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ewing
on January 81, daughter.
j. l.. Leach was business visitor
in Spokane the first of last week.
J. Harley Cave is at Copeland this
week doing engineering work in that
locality.
Mrs. j. T. Bush left for Spokane
Thursday to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Ray Homsley.
Feeder pigs for sale, In good condi-
ton. Reeder & 3oschke, Porthill, Ida
no. Box 81. ISIS |
Mrs. Barney Divian and Miss Betty |
visited at the S. w. Biggar home for
few days last week.
The Altar Society of the Catholic
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John Lynch.
Rev. Morton is working along the
X. " railroad this week in the interest
of the Near East Relief fund.
The Royal Neighbors are planning
to give hard time dance in the 1. o. |
o. F. hall on Tuesday evening, Febru- |
airy %.
Lent starts tomorrow and during
Lent there will be Stations of the
Cross services at the Catholic church
every Friday evening at 7:45.
Mr. Radcliffe, who has been con-
valescing at the Bonners Ferry hos
pital from the effects of an operation
returned to his home last week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Union church
| will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the church. Mrs. Drake
and MIS-. Palmer will entertain
For Sale Real Cheap shares Pre-
ferred stock in Swift Map Co.; also
1000 shares Moyie Gold-Copper Mining
and Milling Co. Inquire Herald office
The Boomers Ferry fire department
will give a masquerade ball next Mon
day evening, February IA Proceeds
to go to the fund to purchase a fire
truck.
r. j. Hanlon, revenue collector, will
be at the court house in Boomers
Ferry from February Ia to II to as
sist citizens in making out income
tax returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brown of Valley
Forge Wash. former residents of
Boomers Ferry, arrived Saturday for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
j. McGlocklin.
The Entire Nous club were enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. O. S. Davis,
with the prize for the high score won
by Mrs. B. N. Hawks. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Reuben Boileau is taking a vacation
trip of two weeks visiting with friends
and relatives in North Dakota This is
the first vacation of any length he has
ever taken since starting work several
years ago.
l. Causton announces that he will
conduct an auction sale for Sam Muir
ply at the Murphy ranch on Thurs
= day, the Gath. Livestock, farm ma
= chinery and household goods will be
sold, with free lunch at noon.
, The Delphian Society was enter
7. tanned yesterday afternoon at the home
:, of Mrs o. c. Wilson. Mrs. j. B. Cowan
= had charge of the literary program
=. The club this year is studying the
= drama and at present is taking up the
:, life and works of Shakespeare
II l have listed a number of quarter
IS sections of land for sale near my place
30 in Alberta that can be bought for 500
l. down and long time on balance. This
re is in one of the best wheat districts
st of Alberta, and this is good chance
" to double your money. See w. j
I'd Hoagland at City Market. feb8tf
RS Mrs C. w King entertained pleas
30 antly number of her friends Thurs
DO day evening at bridge party. AS
be usual prizes were given for the high
no Mrc AToDnnold xuinn nj M
e. the first prize and Mrs. Byron N
If Hawks the second. Delicious refresh
a ments were served, the hostess being
ok assisted by Mrs. Kinnear Mrs. Kerr
ry Mrs. Dehlbom, Mrs. Davis and Miss
Up Corliss.
sd Chas. Roesler returned from Spo-
1 kane last week where as a former
ct soldier, he received treatment by the
o U. S. Public Health Department, free
of charge He says the government
is providing medical and surgical
service free to World war veterans
III where needed A single man is paid
n $50 a month and married man s10C
2 per month if their trouble is such as
l. to require a period of hospital treat
ment.
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Meeker returned
last Weth .lIOui MlleS, wash, WhSi
n they had been called by the death OF
Mr.. Meekers father, who died on jan
uary Goth, death being due to cancer
The deceased visited his son here last
summer and was in apparent good
health, the cancer trouble developing
last October. At the time of his death
he was 70 years old and until his late
trouble had practically never had a
sick day.
Mrs. e. Northug was hostess to
about Is members of the Readers
Club on Tuesday afternoon, January
%, at her home. The response to roll
call was Kitchen Dont's." Mrs
James read a paper on What the
th-Hughes Law Is Doing" Miss
Hollier, the domestic science teacher
of the high school, read paper on
Feeding the Family" A duet
nv NIrc ChuItfq and Mrs