Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-10-05
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rOr odle-bacOn. hOgS, PureDred
Tamworth pigs. Geo Z. Eberhart,
Lenia, Idaho. If
The Free Aluminumware is right
on the move. Don't forget to get
your share at Titles store. Adv
c. w. Megquier, proprietor of the
4 Crescent Garage, left yesterday 10 ri
Spokane on a business trip.
During fair week we will give All
fair visitors premium with Five
Dollar purchase OF merchandise. at
Titles store. adv.
Duncan Donnelly left yesterday for
St Maries, Idaho, where he expects
to do logging contract work the re-
mainder of the winter.
Found-Ladies gold ring with stone
setting Owner may recover property
by Identifying property and paving
Tor this advertisement Tomj Nichol-
son. II
Jos. Meddock and daughter. Miss
Laura, left Saturday for points in
south Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
where they plan to spend ten days
visiting friends.
Mrs. II. ]. Mccoy and Mrs. o. G..
Wilson will give a bridge dinner at
the Mccoy home Monday evening in
honor OF the teachers of the Boomers
Ferry schools.
The place for the working man to
get his wants supplied is at Titles
store. They make a specially Of fur
nishings and shoes for the working
men ana boys. dav
Alex Rosander plans to leave this
week for the Murray mining district
In this state where he will do assess
ment work on several claims he holds.
during the next two months
w. L. Casey proprietor of the Am
azon theater. is installing a new pipe
less furnace in the theater this week (
which will insure comfort for the pa |
irons Of the theater even in coolest
weather
The members of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid society will give their an
nual chicken supper at the Lutheran
Assembly hall the evening of October
IL, from S until 1880 D. m. Plates
90 cents. Everyone invited. 1t
1t will pay you to call in and look
oyer the mackinaws, stag shirts.
WOOL pants, underwear. wool shirts
sweaters and sox at Titles store be-
lore you lay in that supply for win
ter. They viii treat you right. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garrison. who
nave been here for several weeks. Wis
lung at the home of Mr. Garrison's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Edison Cave.
lett last Friday in their auto for their
nome at Prineville, Ore They were
accompanied as far as Spokane by
William Gray.
Big sale Of ladies' and children's
Hats will be in Bonners Ferry ON
saturday, Oct. T. with swell line of
hats, at one of the hotels. | have
never been here, so | do not know
where | will have my sale 1t will
pay you to see my line before buying.
Mrs. j. r. Smolkowski. adv.
Reginald Edgar HartwelI and Ger !
-rude Gimblette, both of Cranbrook
3. G., were married at the courthouse
Monday afternoon by Probate Judge 6
henderson. The young couple will
enjoy a honeymoon trip to various y
coast points and will make their home
on their return at Cranbrook. G
Wednesday, October IL, will be cele- '
orated as Rally Day by the Ladies' I
AID OF the Union church when Mrs Z
SEQ, Fowler. Mrs. e. l.. Little and
Mrs Fred Gleed will entertain at the y
church az 2 p. m. All members are /
Urged to be present. as new plans .
-or the winters work will be dis r
,ussed
Mrs. J. Bert Cowen was hostess to
he members of the Entire Mons cIuh j.,
asst Thursday evening. the club mem I
oers enjoying most pleasant eve :
llng playing auction bridge. the prize
or the high score going to Mrs 8
Lyme. A dainty lunch was served !
after the games. Mrs. Frank Ed
nonds will entertain the club next
week
John Stewart was in town from Sat
lruay until Wednesday of this week O
de Is now employed as a check rater :
or the western Pine Manufacturers n
association, with Headquarters in y
spokane, and his duties take him To \
I'll parts of the northwest. He came !,
lere Saturday from a trip into the u
Alberta country and left yesterday for n
Spokane !,
Martin Walser, the pitcher for the N
3onners Ferry baseball team the mast (
eason, left Monday for Seattle where
le was given try-out yesterday to
ecide whether or not he would he
ffered a position on the pitching STAFF =
1 the Seattle Coast League team.
Valser is expected here tomorrow to :
itch for the home team against the :
'reston, B. c., team. :
Tony Brown, a prominent citizen Of :
ne Copeland district, was a business :
isitor in town Saturday. Mr.. Brown :
as 20-acre ranch near Copeland :
'hich will produce at least 5000 :
oxes of high class commercial an -
les. Mr.. Brown now has ten pickers :
work and says that he will market :
ne largest and finest crop this year :
any season in the history of the :
istrict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom zimmerman and =
tile son arrived at Naples Monday =
visit at the home of Mrs. Amnier -
ans parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. -
luton. They came from Kelvin. =
ont, where Mr.. zimmerman states -