Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-17

ktalent drama August 21-22.
Mrs. Mary A. Wright OF Granite.
Mont. is here for two weeks bust
ness visit.
Mrs. Arthur Heidenreich of Spokane
is visiting at the home OF her father.
Pat Callahan.
J. Fl. Guthrie. a prominent farmer
OF Copeland was a visitor in Bonners
Ferry Tuesday
Miss Mildred Reid. who has been at
tending the normal school at Lewis
ton. arrived home Sunday.
Robert Doolittle and Hollis Aldridge
/ left Tuesday for Priest River. expect
ing to return home Sunday.
The Civic League will meet tomor-
row evening at S o'clock in the First
National bank. Important business
will be discussed.
Theron Edwards. owner OF a saw
mill near Copeland was in Bonners
Ferry Monday on his way to Spokane
on business trip.
Look what's coming next Wednes-
day and Thursday, Mark Twain's
greatest comedy. "A Connecticut Yam
kee in King Arthur's Court"
! Firstelass auto top. curtain and
auto upholstery repairing. Satisfact-
DRY work at reasonable prices. The
Shoe Hospital, Bonners Ferry. If
The Parks Highway Garage reports
the sale of 1922 Ford to A. w Birge
OF Moyie Springs. and also the sale
OF a used Dodge commercial car to
H. W. Bliss.
Mrs, John Stewart. teller at the
First State Bank is enjoying her va
cation visiting with friends and rela-
tives at Colfax, Pullman and other In
land Empire towns.
Lima Ripatti. Vada Hertz, Thelma
Dewey and Edith Welch. all students
at the summer term of the state nor
NAL at Lewiston, are home, following
the close of the summer term last
week
Expert watch and jewelry repairing.
Complete line of optical supplies.
Satisfactory work guaranteed at most
reasonable prices Eliza Des Jardins. !
next to the Amazon theatre. Boomers
Ferry, Idaho If
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers and two |
sons motored last Saturday to Spo- |
kane to spend week or so on COM
bined business and pleasure trip. Mr.. |
Myers IS one of the proprietors of the |
Club Cigar Store
Notice-Beginning June u, the Up
To-Date Shoe Shop will be conducted
strictly on a cash basis Absolutely
no credit will be given and no work
will be turned out until paid for. r.
~ Paolucci, Prop. iune15tf
Mrs Antoine blessing and young
daughter returned Monday to their
home in Spokane after having visited
here for week at the home of Mrs. |
Blessings parents. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Tank, on the Northside.
Many people consider honey lux
ury whereas it is the cheapest Of
foods. Seven ounces of honey has a
food value equal to 10 eggs or IL
ounces of beefsteak. Henbee Farm
money has flavor that will please
you. S. 0. Watson. If
r. S. Johnson, formerly proprietor
of the Riverside hotel, was in town
Monday on business. For several
weeks he has been enjoying a visit
with friends in the Curley Creek dis
trlct and the fishing to be found on
Curley and Deer creeks.
For Sale or Trade for Farm-92O
acres in eastern Montana at the low
figure of $500, including 10 head
cattle and head horses, car and all
farm machinery. Reason for selling.
change of climate for wife's health.
Randolph Bench, Boomers Ferry 2tc
About thirty people from Bonners
Ferry and vicinity gathered at the
Round Prairie hall Saturday evening
and enjoyed a private dancing party.
Mrs. o. NJ. Gregerson and Mrs. A. d.
Tomlinson took turns at the piano.
Coffee, sandwiches and cake were
served at midnight.
Mrs. Pearl McKim, Mrs Regina
Thompson and Ruth and Fern Thomp-
son visited the Idaho-C Continental
mine at Hickman Sunday. They
were guests of Mrs. Thompson's son.
Herbert, who is employed in the mine.
They were taken through the mining
property by Mr.. Thompson.
John Hart, prominent farmer of
the Paradise Valley district, was in
town last week for the first time for
several weeks having been kept to
his home since June 80 on account
of broken collar bone which he suf-
fered on that date when he was
thrown from load of lumber
Last Friday Deputy Game Warden
shipped three young
deer to State Game Warden Jones, at
Boise, to be placed in one of the pub
lie parks of the state where the ami
mails can be given proper care. The
deer were picked up in this county
from people who had found them in
the woods
Clarence Collins, formerly deputy
sheriff here but now employed as
street car motorman in Seattle, ar
rived here Monday for a visit at the
home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. G.
S. Collins. Mrs. Collins. who has been
here for some time. will spend several
weeks more visiting at the home of
her father P. H. Callahan. before
joining her husband in Seattle,
Mrs. ]. H. Mcdonald, son Earl H.
Mcdonald and daughters Eva 3. and
Elsie NJ Mcdonald arrived Tunsday