Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-10-12

Mems and womens hats cleaned and
re-blocked at reasonable prices at the
Shoe Hospital If
Fred Lipp was called to Garfield,
Wash, Monday by word of the serious
illness of Mrs. Lipp.
At the H. A. Henderson orchard you
can pick your winter apples for $100
per common grain sack o12-2c
Miss Agnes Callahan is entertaining
company of friends this evening at
an auction bridge party
For Sale or Trade-40' acres unim-
proved land, miles from Colville,
Wash. Mrs. Pearl Dunnjng, Bonners
Ferry, Idaho. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent of Spokane
motored here Tuesday to visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. II. J.
/ Mccoy.
Found ~ Auto crank, near High
School Owner can have same by
calling at the Herald office and pay
ing for this ad. 1t
Mrs. A. NJ. Fredricks and little son
Stanley of Spokane spent Saturday
II d Sunday visiting at the 0. NJ.
Gregerson home.
Lost-Last Friday night, diamond
shape S. A. f. fraternity pin, dark
facing with gold edge. Leave at Her
aid office and receive reward o12-2
Frank and Beatrice Lenhart and Les
ter Kratz of Spokane were visitors
at the fair last week and also visited
with friends and relatives here before
their return
THE Storm which promises many
/ sensations in its portrayal of life in
the wild and rugged North Land. will
be at the Amazon Sunday afternoon
and evening.
G. B. Essex and family left Friday
4 for Kellogg, Idaho where Mr.. Essex
plans to work in the mines this win
ter He Will probably return here
next spring
4 Found--Saddle. Owner may reoov-
er same by proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement. See Ralph
Fisher at the office of the county
sheriff adv.
Mrs. Louis Johnson left Wednesday
for her home in Spokane after having
visited here for a time at the home
OF her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 l.. Johnson, on the south bench.
Mrs. Lottie Huffman and young son
/ left Monday for their home at Swea.
Iowa, after a visit here of several
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
" H. Heathershaw, parents of Mrs.
Huffman
/ IL Will pay you to call in and look
over the mackinaws. stag shirts
wool pants, underwear, wool shirts
sweaters and sox at Titles store be-
fore you lay in that supply for win
ter. They viii treat you right. adv.
Louis Hummer Of Troy, Mont. ar
rived here Friday morning to spend a
lew days attending the fair and visit
ing with old friends. Mr.. Hummer is
a former resident of this district and
is we'll known by all the old-timers
of Bonners Ferry
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. King motored to
Standpoint Saturday where they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Peter John
son and Mr. and Mrs. f. II TAYLOR
Saturday evening at an auction bridge
party given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson
Alfred Ruddach of Newport. Wash.
arrived here last Friday for a visit
with his brother, Harry Ruddach. of
the Hawks Drug store. He returned
Sunday and was accompanied home by
Harry, who spent the day visiting their
parents at Newport
Mrs. Martha j. Hinton and daughter
left Tuesday for their home at Tekoa
after having spent several weeks here
and at Porthill on a business trim.
Mrs. Hinton is the secretary and the
treasurer of the recently organized In
ternational Molybdenum Co. with
properties near Porthill.
I. J. Parker and Zach Parker ar
rived here this week from Topenish.
Wash, where together with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Bradley, they are in the |
stock raising business, specializing in !
Holstein cattle. They are former res
idents of the Copeland district and are
here to look after their mining claims |
in that locality. 4
The members of the school board |
of Independent School District No. A |
met Monday night n transacted |
routine business. The trustees dis !
cussed plans for the fastening of the
construction of the new high school |
building. The new building will be |
ready for use, ii is expected, by the |
first of the year.
w. II. Rideout, president and mana
ger of the International Molybdenum
Mining Co., of Porthill, returned home
yesterday. He was here during the
fair with a fine exhibit of ore from
his molybdenum property near Port
hill and also exhibited a highly fin
ished novelty cabinet under the glass
panels of which were arranged sever
al thousand butterflies.
Ann Jane Haley, grand matron of
the o. Z. S. of Idaho, will make her
official visit to Moyea chapter on
Wednesday, October is. There will
be a banquet for the lodge members
at the Idaho Cafe at $3.50 that eve
ming. members to pay for their own
plates. Those desiring to attend must
register by Monday. Registration
cards may be had at either drug store.
Mrs John Snyder. Mrs Stone. Mrs,
Ralph Fisher and Glen LaFavor at
tended the state convention of the
w. c. T. U. at Standpoint last Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Mrs.
Fisher attending in place of Mrs