Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-16
local Pek-ups

The most wonderful 10-reel special
the screen has yet shown is Monte
Cristo It's on this week, Friday and
Saturday at the Amazon.
J. w. Jeffries, one of the propri-
etors of the Shamrock Cigar Store, is
expected home today from a two days
business trip to Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan DeWolf and
! young son arrived here last night
from their home in Cranbrook, p. c.
4 to visit for a time at the home OF
Mr.. DeWolf's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ p DeWolf
L. Jordahl, employed at Whites
Camp, is at the Bonners Ferry hos
pital suffering from a broken ankle
The fracture occurred when he was
struck by rolling log.
Operations were resumed Wednes-
day at the planning mill of the Bon.
ners Ferry Lumber Company The
mill was shut down last week on ac-
count of the lack of cars.
ALI Moxness. who is employed al
the aho-Continental mine at Klock-
mann, arrived here last evening to
spend few days visiting with friends
and attending to business matters.
Local members of the Knights OF
Columbus lodge have arranged to give
a dance at the X. p. hall on Thanks
giving night. November 80 Bush's
orchestra will furnish the music.
Martin Estlund who has the con
tract for the school wagon route on
the South Bench. this week purchased
new International delivery truck
which. he has equipped with seats and
will use on the school route this win
ter.
j. K. p Graves has on display in
the Herald office this week some ex-
cellent jonathan apples which he
grew on his place on the Northside.
These apples are highly colored, keep
remarkably well and find ready
sale on the market.
George e Knepper, grand lecturer
OF the Masonic lodge OF Idaho, with
headquarters ut Boise, made a regular
annual visit to the Bonners Ferry Ma
sonic lodge Yesterday. addressing
lodge members at the l. 0. o. #. hall
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Faye Kent and Miss Nell Hop
Der entertained members of the Hi-U
Hikers' club and their friends We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Miss
Kent. Cards were played and a splen-
did time enjoyed by all Delicious re-
freshments were served
Mrs. NJ L Peterson Of GLASGOW
Mont, arrived here Sunday, and will
remain this winter to keep house for
her nephews, the Twitchell boys. who
are attending the local school, Mr.
Twitchell is in Montana this winter
looking after his ranch interests
Mrs. Elida Stoneklift has been Sc
lected by Mrs. Caroline w Flood,
county superintendent of schools, to
serve as trustee of School District No.
5, in the Round Prairie district. in
place of +. D. Traver. who resigned
recently on account of moving to Bon
ners Ferry
For Sale IT One full-blooded male
fox hound; year old female half
bloodhound and half fox hound, $40:
seven pups, one-fourth bloodhound
and three-fourths fox hound. at $40
for males and SIS for females These
are real lion dogs. Ten days trial.
Ralph Sweet Eureka. Mont
A special school election was held
Saturday in School District No. 5.
Round Prairie, to determine the
length of the school term The ma
iority of the voters wanted a five
months term. The school in the
Round Prairie district will be opened |
as soon as teacher can be secured.
d. T. Deselm was the victim of a
painful accident at the Bonners Ferry I
Lumber Co mill yesterday morning |
when he was caught under some lum-
Ter which fell from a pile He was
severely bruised about the head and
shoulders but no bones were broken.
lie is under the care of Drs. Fry and
Bowel
Herman Stakeholder, of Occur d.
Alene. left Monday for HIS home after
several day visit here at the home of +,
ar. and Mrs. Fred Gleed Mrs. Laurel
Ianson, sister-in-law Of Mr. Salschei-
Ter. accompanied him on his return to
'oeur d'Alene and visited there and in
pokane, returning home Wednesday
yening
W. Herrick and family, newcomers
rom Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, have !:
SANSN a itSlutnCc on the NOlInSlQe +,
+ J NJ. Schnatterly Mr.. Herrick is
farmer was forced to leave the :
country on account of
here being no market for farm pro-
uce. He may locate here perma-
entity.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garrett and :
hildren, former residents of Bonners :
erry. arrived here Monday from Lib :
y, Mont, where Mr. Garrett has been
by the Libby Lumber Com
any. Mr. Garrett left Tuesday for :
.li0tat, Wash. where he has ac-
opted a position as salesman for the :
Neill Lumber Company Mrs. Gar
TT and children will join him there :
5 soon as he can secure a home for :
lem.
For Sale-12 3-lNa farm. Boundary
O., near Bonners Ferry I'm from
'eamery and R.R. %m from church :
nj school, la tilla. liza under cul- :
va. la in pasture 25 fruit trees. :
ay and garden products raised on
ark sandy loan soil Barbed wire :
I'D chicken wire fencing. room :