Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-14

For Sale-Early Seed Potatoes. In
Quire at Rowe's Feed Store. advtf
For team work of any kind phone
MIR Twitchell No. 4F'32 advtf
FOR SALE-Three fine canary sing
ers. Mrs. A. X. Bunting. Ito
For Sale-One Registered Berkshire
Boar. One brood sow; 100-lb. pigs
Frank Cuddy. apr14tf
Roy Hamilton, the painter, is paint
ing the home of II. Z. Carlson, in Park
addition.
Mrs. II. ~ Martin, of Davenport,
Wash, arrived here Saturday to visit
for few weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Severns.
NOTICE - For firstciass Paper
Hanging, Painting and Calcimining.
worth's Hardware Store. apr14tf4c
Miss Grace Robbins. of Cottonwood,
was a guest the past week of her
grandfather, l. ID. Lyons. Miss Rob-
bins is now visiting friends and rela-
tives at Troy, Mont
H. W. Bliss has the contract for the
re-decorating of the Byron N. Hawks
residence in Park addition. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawks plan to move into their
new home this week.
The members of the Ladies Aid so
ciety of the Methodist church are hold
ing a bazaar this afternoon in the
Gray building on Bonner Street. Sup
per will be served this evening.
Mrs. Grace Lebare and little son, ar
rived here yesterday from their home
at Saltwater. Mimi, to visit for few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Amos. Mr.. Amos is cousin of Mrs.
Lebare.
Local garage men state that the
, roads from Troy to Boomers Ferry and
from Bonners Ferry to Spokane are
, fast getting into firstclass shape. An
autoist from Troy made the trip In two
and half haurs on Monday of this
week and c. w. Megquier states he
} motored from Spokane to Bonners Fer
ny last week in five hours.
Mrs. L. W. Erlwein returned Thurs
} day from Troy, Mont, where she
spent a few days visiting with friends
and looking after business matters.
} While at Troy she sold an acre tract
| and residence property, the consider
J alton being $1,000. Mrs. Erlwein will
remain here this summer and will be
joined here this fall by Mr.. Erlwein
who is now in Alaska.
, Rev. John william will preach at the
E Eastport hall on Wednesday night,
, April 10; at the Macarthur schoolhouse
on the night of April Ia at Naples on
Q the night of April Is; at Whites camp
, on the night of April 16 and also on
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Sunday evening at 1880 p. m. Every
> body Is cordially invited to these SER
vices.
: Miss Jones, field secretary for the
: Northwest Division, American Red
/. Cross, was in the city Tuesday and
: yesterday and met with the executive
committee of the Boundary County
Chapter of the Red Cross on Tuesday
evening, to discuss plans for work the
. coming season. Miss Jones also met
. with the members of the Civic Club
last evening.
: The members of the tx. NJ" club
were entertained Tuesday afternoon
: at the home of Mrs. Faye Berger.
: Five hundred" was played during the
: afternoon, Miss Edmire Boileau win
ming first prize and Miss e. Danforth
winning second prize. A dainty lunch
: was served by the hostess. The club
: will meet at the home of Miss Hazel
Biggar on April rs.
Chas. Ray in 1.-THE Sheriff's Son"
: and the second chapter of Selig's Mil
lion Dollar Wild Animal picture is the
attraction at the Rex Saturday after
: noon and evening. The Ray story is
one of his very best productions
: Pathe News and a Comedy will also
: be shown. A coupon on the back page
: of this paper will admit you to this
? double show for cents and 20 cents
: Some 20 head of milk COWS and a
: quantity of farm implements will be
: sold at public auction on Monday. Apri
: Is, for l.. F. Kuntz by Col. A. ]. Stein.
: metz, the auctioneer. The sale will
: take place at the Kuntz ranch better
known as the CARAT place, two miles
= northeast of Bonners Ferry The sal,
: starts at IL a. m. with a free lunch a