Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-23
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Just received another shipment of
those good cord tires. at Titles
store. You bet they wear we'll
Estrayed-B Black and white Holstein
steer Owner must pay for damage to
fences. John Washburn, Northside.
You can get any size of rubbers
you want at Titles Store Better go
in and look them over as they have a
a new stock just in.
For Sale Good farm, two miles
east of Bonners Ferry: or will trade
for Bonners Ferry property Inquire
at Rowe's Grocery Store If
Wool shirts. stag shirts. mackinaws.
all wool pants and tin pants. the
watertite' kind ready for you at Lit
ties Store. Look 'em over.
F. A. Shultis, cashier Of the First
National Bank, went to Occur d'Alene
Tuesday to attend the fall term OF the
/ federal court as a witness.
For Sale-Six room house. modern
except heat; three large lots, in Park
addition Terms. Inquire OF Frank
Edmonds If
Boy Scout Troop No. 5 has issued
invitations for a parents meeting to
be held this evening at the Scout bar
racks in Kent's hall There will be
special stunts and lunch.
It Will pay you to call in and in
spect that last shipment of wooden
underwear and wool shirts just re-
ceived at Titles store. They are
warm ones. adv
H. A. Gale, salesman for the In
ternational Harvester Co, With head
quarters in Spokane. was in the city
Friday and Saturday. the guest of his
mother. Mrs. e. c. Gale.
/ The X. C. S are planning to show all
their friends right good time at the
benefit dance to be given next Thurs
day night at the K r. hall Bushs
orchestra. Buy your ticket now.
"Shortys Shoe Grease" will keep
out the water, soften the leather and
at the same time make your shoes
last longer. The best shoe grease on
the market and priced very low. The
Up-to-Date Shoe Shop, r. d. Paolucci,
proprietor. tt
A company of the friends of Homer
Curtis enjoyed a fine time last Tnurs-
day evening at a party given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Leslie in
honor of his 18th birthday. The eve
ming was spent playing games and
delicious lunch was served
One light grey gelding, about eight
years old, weight about 1850 pounds
no brand, came to Kootenai Farms
about August LIST 1922 Owner may
have same by proving property, pay
ing for feed bill and paying for this
adj F. A. Shultis, Receiver. nov23tf
James Ferbrache was in Boomers
Ferry Tuesday and Wednesday attend
ing to business matters He has been
following mining at Kellogg, Idaho,
and now expects to go to- mining prop
critics on Lake Pend d'Oreille to do
development work
The Interstate Utilities company
has purchased the building it occupies
with other offices at Newport and an
nounces that $4,000 will be expended
in the installation ia new and mod
ern switchboard which it is expected
to have ready for use the first of the
year.
Miss Doris Ginder has accepted a
position in the Bonners Ferry Hospit-
AL coming here from Standpoint, hav-
ing been employed in the City Hos
pital since early spring. Miss Ginder
was formerly with the Mt. Carmel
hospital at Colville, Wash, and comes
here highly recommended
Ed Jones, who has been working for
some time at the mine of the Idaho
Continental Mining Co at lSlockmanu,
Idaho, arrived in town Tuesday night
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few days vacation ALI Moxness
also of the Idaho Continental mine
who has been here for a week, plans
to return to Klockmann today.
Harry Danforth, formerly of Bon
ners Ferry, who has been engaged in
the logging business near Leonia for
some time, has located near Libby,
Mont, where he has a contract for
getting out between five and six
thousand cedar poles this winter
With his family he moved to Libby on
November z.
Supervisor ]. A. Fitzwater, of the
Pend d'Oreille National Forest, re-
turned Friday from attending the for
est management conference held at
Cooley Ariz.. upon which the super
visors of the various forests in the
United States were in attendance On
his way home Mr. Fitzwater spent
day seeing the Grand Canyon of the
4 Colorado Standpoint Review
Frank Edmonds is disposing OF MS
business interests in Bonners Ferry
preparatory to going to Devils Lake.
North Dakota, where he expects to
follow ranching He is also listing
his residence property in Park addi-
lion for sale, and will leave Tor North
I Dakota as soon as he can settle his
business affairs here. Both Mr. and
J Mrs Edmnnds have been residents of
4 Bonners Ferry for many years and
their many friends will regret to learn
Of their plans to locate elsewhere.
Three Women in Legislature.
There were three women elected to