Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-14

lots, Northside. Close in. Might con-
slider Ford car. Inquire of M. B.
sherman, city. 2tc
For Sale-2 low iron wheeled wag-
ons; 1 gasoline engine. The farm
being sold, 1 will dispose of the above
articles cheap. b. B. Luse. july7tf
N. r. Selover and ]. H. Guthrie.
prominent citizens of the Copeland dis
trict, were business visitors in town
Tuesday, making the trip in Mr.. Sc
lovers car.
Mrs. Charles Prell left Monday for
Spokane where she will spend a week
buying stocks for the Boundary Dry
Goods Co, and visiting with friends
and relatives.
II. L. Little improved his store this
week by putting in a new plate glass
front The new windows not only i'm
prove the looks for Mr.. Little's store
but give more light.
House for Sale-On account of plans
to leave the city for time wish to
dispose of my seven room house and
TOUR lots. Fine location. Right price
and terms to responsible party. Chas.
Rooster, city. 2tc
r. w. Anderson, of Spokane, was in
the city Monday to attend a meeting of
the directors of the First State Bank.
OF which he is the president. He re-
manned over Monday night to attend
the drainage meeting.
r. II. Mccoy, vice president and
general manager of the Boomers Ferry
Lumber Company, left last week for
eastern cities where he will spend a
week or two attending to business
in the interests of his company.
Word was received last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Biggar from st.
Maries, announcing the al rival of a
baby boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Brinton on July LIST. Mrs. Brin-
ton is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Big
gar.
Paul Davis, director of the depart
ment of law enforcement, State of Ida
no, was a visitor here Friday. the guest
OF G. w. King. Mr.. Davis was clerk
OF the senate of the last legislature,
and has served several sessions in this
capacity.
Wanted Logging Trucks, Wide
track 1T. inch center to center.
Skein 81 inch. Tire inches wide.
Please write fully giving makers name,
present condition and lowest cash
price. Cascade Lumber Company.
Yakima, Wash. july721
/. Causton made a business trip to
Monday He calls attention
to the fact that the crops in Boundary
county are looking better than any
place along the line to Spokane and
he states that many people are re-
about this fact.
o. M. Gregerson and family left
Monday for Tande, Mont, where they
will spend about four months on their
ranch home. They will return here
this fall and Mr.. Gregerson will re-
sumo his work with the Spokane In
Railway Co.
VIM. Johnson formerly of Meadow
Creek, and now located at st. Maries,
Idaho, where he is in the employ of
he Milwaukee Lumber Company, was
IN this district several days last week
old friends here and at
Meadow Creek. He left Friday for the !
st. Maries district.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS 1
'or vacancies in Postoffice, Railway
Mail, Government. Departments. Men,
over II. 1920 monthly. Ex-
,erience unnecessary. For free partic-
liars, write Raymond Terry, former
Civil Service examiner) S41 Continent
Il Building. Washington. D. c. Ito
One of the large plate glass windows
n the ]. w. Reid Department Store
vas broken into many pieces. last
hight when a 'Studebaker Six auto,
iriven by Joe Hayes, crashed into it. /
According to reports the accident oc-
;urred when Mr.. Hayes attempted to |
start his car. the forward clutch be-
ng in position when he thought it |
vas in neutral.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Palmer and
ION, of Baker, Ore, left Wednesday
morning for their home after a visit
lere at the home of Mrs Palmer's
brother, e. L. Little The visitors
we're taken by auto as far as Spokane
~ Mrs. Little and her daughter, Miss
eva Mae Mrs. Palmer formerly lived
n Boomers Ferry but this was her
irst visit since leaving % years ago.
A party of eight members of the Elk
odge motored to Standpoint Tuesday
light to attend a regular lodge meet
ng and to arrange for big lodge I
Meeting and initiation TO be held in
3onners Ferry the latter part of this
month. Some 16 candidates will be
and the members of the Sand
'oint lodge will come here to take
barge of the ceremonies. Local Elks
tate that 1t Is planned soon to estab-