Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-10-19
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day. adv.
Lost ~ During fair week. pair of
spectacles in case. One dollar reward.
! w b. Hawkins. adv.
Masquerade dance at the Farmers
Union hall Saturday evening. Oct IS.
Everybody invited Good music
The next meeting of the Altar So
ciety will be held at the home of Mrs.
Pelligram on Thursday, October 26.
Cinnamon Toast, Oatmeal Toast,
Premyost, Anchoyies, Rye Crisp. SIS
Toast. just received for you. at Lit
ties Store. adv
Miss Helen Ramsey, teacher at Sam
uels. was weekend guest 81 Miss
Genevieye Jones at the c A. Peterson
home
Mrs. Z. f. Kuehn proprietress OF
the International hotel and dining
room, returned Monday from bust
ness trip to Spokane
For Sale-A real bargain in used
car at the Crescent Garage, for only
$3.50 A Mitchell six Inquire at the
Crescent Garage this week only. Ito
See what happens when Wesley
Barry cuts the strings in Gus Ed
wards School Days" at the Anna
zon Friday and Saturday this week.
It's positively a Knockout.
The members of the Union church
Brotherhood held their regular month
ly meeting at the church parlors Tues
day evening, supper being served at
$3.50 O'Clock by Messrs. IL. l.. Little
and o. r. Stookey.
The members of the Entire Nous
club were guests of Mrs. G. w. King
Tuesday evening. The prize for the
high score at the auction bridge
games was won by Mrs. L. A. Mason
Mr. and Mrs S c. Hemstreet. res
idents of the LeOnia district, are the
proud parents of a baby boy born to
them Sunday at the Bonners Ferry
hospital. Mr. Hemstreet is in the gen
eral mercantile business at Leonia.
Northrup's Millinery Sale = Friday
and Saturday Gage Fisk, Monogram
and the latest in velour and other
street hats All at reduction in
price. October 20 and q only tic
County Agent r. e. Alexander, left
yesterday for Moscow Idaho. to at
tend a conference OF the county agents
OF Northern Idaho to be held Thurs
day Friday and Saturday OF this week
The annual chicken supper served
last Wednesday night at the Lutheran
assembly hall by the members of the
Lutheran church Ladies' Aid society.
was well patronized and the total re-
ceipts amount to 500.
]. Bert Cowen. o. c. Wilson and Z.
Des Voignes left today in Mr.. Governs
automobile for Moscow whore hey
will attend the football game tomor-
row between the / d a h o University
and the Washington State College
team Of Pullman
Mrs. A. J. Kent and daughter Miss
Faye Kent, returned home Monday
from visit with friends in Standpoint
MIR. and Mrs. Hector Chisholm re-
turned Tuesday to their home in the
Copeland district after having spent
few days here visiting with friends
Charles McGlocklin, who won the
Dodge auto given away October Z by
the Boundary County Fair Association
entertained the board of directors of
the fair association and the members
of the Hikers' club Tuesday evening
at dinner given at the International
hotel
f. B. White. of Occur dAlene was
in the city Tuesday visiting with his
brothers, A. II. White and DR.. H. A.
White. The visitor is the owner of a
confectionery business in Occur
d Alene. He was formerly associated
with A. H. White in the grocery and
shoe business here
Mrs. A. A. Heidenreich. who has
been here for some time visiting al
the home of her father, p. H. Callahan.
left Friday for Wenatchee. Wash,
where she will join her husband. who
is in the employ of the Great Northern
Heidenreich expect to make their fut-
ure home in Seattle
Last week the Herald chronicled the
arrival at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. II. Alexander of new baby on
Saturday week ago A mistake was
made, however. in the sex of the new
Bcnners Ferryite, the item statins
the baby was girl 1t was a boy, a
real husky one too, and the Herald
hastens. at the request of its three J
sisters. to correct the mistake
w G. Hutchinson and wife and John |
King OF Poplar, Mont, arrived here
Monday and are guests at the home of
Mr.. Hutchinson's sister, Mrs w H. |
Heathershaw. Mr. Hutchinson and |
Mr.. King have been following ranch
ing i'm Montana but have decided to To-
cate in a district where better crops
can be assured and will look over
the farm lands for sale in this county |
The members of the Hikers' club
are giving private dancing party |
this evening at the fair grounds pa
vilion in honor of Mrs. Pearl McKim |
who sold the greatest number of fair |
association dance tickets in the cam
paign the club undertook at fair time
to raise money for the fair association |
and swimming pool fund.
The annual bazaar and supper given |
by the Altar society of st. AIMS Cath
Ollie church Saturday was attended by |
large crowds of liberal buyers and, |
including the receipts of the harvest |
holI~ raoQntlv given AT fhp X y hall |