Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-06
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The next meeting of the Altar soci-
ETY. will be held at the home of Mrs
James Egan.
FOR SALE--White Leghorn setting
eggs, SLIPS per Is. Address P. B. War
dell, Naples, Idaho. 3tapril13
Be sure to see the Ready-to-Wear
Apparel at the Spring Opening all this
week at the Boundary Dry Goods. adv
c. W. Megquier, proprietor of the
Crescent Garage, returned home yes
terday from a business trip TO Spo-
| kane.
! Fred Ryno, a wellknown resident
OF the Meadow Greek sdistrict was a
visitor in the city the forepar5 of the
week
Fullblood Buff Orphington eggs for
Matching; S1.50 per set of Is. John
Saiihamer, former Kinnear ranch;
phone zfzl. apr13c
A. n. White, one of the proprietors
OF the White & White store, returned
last evening from business trip to
Spokane.
| III you take your work at the office
more seriously than the business of
loving your wife-look out Dan
gerous Curve Ahead
o. r. Stookey is a patient at the
Boomers Ferry hospital, having under
gone a successful operation yesterday
for appendicitis.
Tanlac is the result of years of
study, experimentation and research
by some of the worlds greatest chem
lists. Hence its merit G. d. ST.
inonus' adv
f. B. White, a member of the firm
OF White & White returned Monday
from Standpoint where he had been
attending to business matters and
visiting with friends.
Agent Milton Nursery. Stock guar
anteed / expect to visit every home
IN Boundary county and will advise
what and how to plant. H. M. Leslie,
Box ass, Boomers Ferry, Ida. apr6-13
w. l.. Kinnear, who has been visit
ing for several weeks with friends
and relatives in Spokane. returned
Yesterday to Bonners Ferry to at
lend 10 business matters and to visit
with his son II. B. Kinnear.
Mrs. @. l.. Hanna, of Spokane. Miss
Betty Callahan, both neices of p. H
Callahan and Mrs. B. d. McCabe. of
ogden, Utah, a sister of p. H. Gala
nan, arrived here Tuesday to visit
Tor time at the Callahan home.
Mrs. j. Bert Given was hostess on
tuesday night to the members of the
entire Nous club. The prize for the
hlgh score at the auction bridge
games was won by Miss Harriet Raw
son. After the games a dainty lunch
was served.
M. w. A. camp No. 616O will meet
Friday night, April 7. All members
requested to attend as important
business must be transacted Sew
eral candidates will be given degree
work. 1t is rumored that a feed
awaits the hungry.
The Amazon will have a double bill
Sunday night-a vaudeville musical
act of five people, including a saxa-
phone trio, and feature picture, 1.-THE
Home Stretch" in which the popu-
lar comedian, Douglas MacLean, will
be featured. 15c and Csc for the
double show
Mrs Art Heidenriche arrived here
Monday from Seattle where she and
her husband have been making their
home, and will visit for time with
her father, p H. Callahan. MIR.
Heidenriche is employed by the G. (
N. Railway company and is located
in Spokane.
Bennett easier, forester for the
Copeland district was business Wis
itor in the city Friday and Saturday.
He was Joined here Sunday by Mrs.
easier and left Sunday for Thompson
Falls, Mont, where a meeting of all
foresters has been called, for special
Instructions and forester's school.
/. Causton will conduct an auction
sale Thursday, April 10. beginning at
IL a. m, free lunch at noon, for w.
Duncan, at the former Little ranch
n the Paradise Valley district, when
quantity of good milk cows, a team
If horses, sundry farm implements
Ind household goods will be sold TO
he highest bidders. Usual terms. f.
Shultis will be clerk of the sale.
Mrs H. w bliss and George Cash
the s. S. c at the home of
drs. Bliss Friday evening. First
lonors at the card games went to
drs. E. Chamberlain and John Fog
lsong and second honors were won
" Mrs. l.. V. Walker and Charles
dcGlocklin. A bounteous repast was
erved at midnight.
A new auction bridge club Is be-
ng organized by ladies residing In
he east part of Boomers Ferry. The
irst meeting was held Monday night
{ the home of Mrs. A. II. White and
he prize for the high score was won
y Mrs. r. H. Mccoy. Dainty refresh
ients were served after the card
ames. The members of the new
Tub have not yet selected a name for
be organization.
Years ago-an old lady-or even a
Dung matron had to wear stiff, prim
onnets. But now-she may look as
outhful and charming as possible
he is not obliged to follow the stiff,
rim rule. She may make her Sc
sction from the exceedingly spring
Ike atmosphere of our advance mod
Is which please beyond measure
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