Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-04-20

Cabbage Plants, ready for planting.
W. B. Hawkins, Northside If
Kodaks, cameras photo supplies.
printing and developing, Simonds
Drug Store.
For Sale-Span of mares, 5000
pounds. Address Box l, Bonners
Ferry, Idaho. apr20-c
Mrs. Anna Martin was in Spokane a
couple of days last week visiting with
friends, and returned home Saturday.
G. w. Megquier, of the Crescent
Garage, reports the sale of a used
Chevrolet touring car to George Sha-
doskly
Jos. Riley, a wellknown and popular
citizen of the Porthill district, came
here Monday to spend few days with
friends in Bonners Ferry.
THE Sea Wolf" Jack London's fam
GUS red-blooded adventure novel, is the
big seven reel feature at the Amazon
Friday and Saturday of this week
Mrs. L. f. Franklin, former resi-
dent of Boomers Ferry and now living
at Everett, Wash, arrived here Tues
day to visit with friends and relatives.
WI . ISlhiHS Will De IN boomers
Ferry, on April 2S, to speak at the w.
z. t. Y. at Methodist church, in the
afternoon at $3.50 and also in the even
ing at 1880. Everybody is invited.
Notice-Will the person who picked
up catalogue from the p. o. desk adj
dressed to Mrs. L. G. Bruce, Box 514,
return and oblige Mrs. L. C. Bruce,
Boomers Ferry. 1t
This means you $4,000, 900 are paid
in wages and $4,000 900 spent for sup
plies by the numbering industry In the
state of Idaho. Help make this rev.
enue permanent by protecting the for
ests from fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Shively returned
to Bonners Ferry last Saturday after
having spent the winter at Escondido.
Calf. They report fine trip but are
glad to get back to their home and be
with their friends in this district.
In tomato plants, l have Luther
Burbanks, which he claims to be the
earliest in the world; also Earliana
and Chalk Early Jewel, old favorites.
Can supply those two in thousand lots.
Greenhouse Site, f. S. Stoos.
w. H. Schiden, employed by Martin
Woldson on work being done in Drain
age District No. 1, fell some Is feet
Sunday from a trestle and suffered a
scalp wound and was severely bruised
about the body. He was brought to |
the Bonners Ferry hospital.
Mike Fitzpatrick was able 10 visit
for several hours Saturday with
friends in Boomers Ferry and went to
his home yesterday after having been
patient in the Bonners Ferry hos
pital for three months. Mr.. Fitzpat-
rick was severely injured some time
ago when load of baled hay which
he was bringing to town, turned over
and he was thrown some distance,
striking on some rocks by the side of
the road.
The members of the city council
held a meeting Tuesday night and
opened bids for the furnishing of
wood and steel water pipes for the
new city water system No final
action was taken but the councilmen
seemed of the opinion that steel pipes
would be purchased for use in the
business part of town and that wooden
pipe would be used in the residence
district. Two bids for wooden pine
were submitted and one for steel pipe.
A meeting of the Boy Scout com
and Scoutmasters of all
troops in Boundary and Bonner coun-
ties is to be held here next week. The
exact date will be set this evening
when Scout Executive Dayton has an
opportunity to confer with local
Scoutmasters. 1t is expected that
about 60 visiting Scoutmasters and
will ha hare hon
quet will be served at the International
banquet rooms.
Notice-As l have sold the Kinnear
Hardware store and will give possess
sion April "a, / desire to make a COM
plete settlement of all accounts imme-
dlately All persons knowing them
selves to have unpaid accounts with
me will kindly settle at once, other
wise I will place these accounts for
collection. The Kinnear Hardware