Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-05-11
Focal Pick-upS

now. Walden Bros.
Fred X. Davis, of Macarthur. was z
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Found-Pair of glasses in case
Owner will describe property, pay foi
ad and receive glasses at this object
Don't let that miserable tired feel
ing become habit. Get rid of it to-
day by taking Taniac. c. d. Simonds
I. B. Neill, manager of the Parks
Highway Garage, reports the sale OF
1922 Essex touring car to Carl
Hickman, of Porthill.
Hats cleaned, re-blocked and re-
trimmed Reasonable prices. Prompt
service. Shoe Hospital, Casey Hotel
building. may11ti
Deputy Assessor ]. c. Bush is driv-
ing handsome 1922 Nash auto. q
sport model, which he purchased last
week of the Spokane agency.
Come and laugh while Douglas Mac
Lean proves that old Barnum was
right. zone Minute" Sunday after
noon and evening at the Amazon.
T. ]. Hollinger, of the Cynide Gold
Mining Co., left yesterday for his home
in Seattle, Wash, where he will visit
for week or so with his wife and
family.
Deputy Sheriff p. II. Callahan re-
turned yesterday from Spokane, where
he had spent a couple of days visit
ing with sister who leaves this
week for her home at Ogden, Utah.
Miss Underwood, one of the teachers
of the local high school last year,
visited here with friends Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Underwood's home is
at Kalispell, Mont.
Ranch for Sale-160 acres three
miles from Leonia, Idaho 20 acres
cleared. Good buildings. Terms. Ad-
dress p. o. box 791, Boomers Ferry,
Idaho. apr24may18-4tc
DR.. II. A. White left Sunday for
Boise, Idaho, having been called to
attend the annual meeting of deputy
state veterinarians which convened in
Boise Tuesday of this week
For Sale-Young team, dapple grey,
mare and gelding, seven years old,
weight about 5000; also harness if de-
sired. Inquire or write M. 7. Huff
man, PASSPORT, Idaho. apr27tf
Dodge car for sale; 1917 model, run
1000 miles. New top and six good
tires. Three oversize for rear. Is
in good shape. Inquire at Hende
Furniture Co. store or of owner. Even
Northug, City. May 11-2tc
The Sans Souci club were guests
last evening of Mrs. John Stewart.
Auction bridge was played and the
prize for the high score was won by
Mrs. A. Fl. White. A dainty lunch was
served late in the evening.
Mrs. Crigler, of Tekoa, Wash. ar
rived here Friday to spend a couple
OF days visiting with friends. She left
Monday for Porthill to get her young
son, Charles Smith, who has been
making his home with his grandfather.
Mrs. Glen Panderbaugh, Of Kenne-
wick, Wash, arrived here last week
to visit at the home of her brother.
Archie Perry. Mrs Panderbaugh IS a
former resident of this city and will be
remembered by her old friends as Miss
Fay Keith.
Glenn Gorsline, a wellknown Port
nil merchant, and Gus Anderson, also
on P0rthill, motored through town
yesterday on their way home from
standpoint where they had spent
couple OF days on q combined business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Elva McConahey, Of San Fran
cisco, Cali, arrived here Tuesday eve.
ming and plans to spend the summer
here with her sister, Mrs Charles q
Preil Mrs. Prell met her sister in
spokane and accompanied her on the
rip from Spokane here
For Sale9 cows fresh ana comine
fresh; yearlng heifers; heifer
calves; herd sire, L year old: all
grade Holsteins. VIII sell separately:
erms ii desired. I brought these cows
rom the coast dairy country and thew
tre producers. Mrs J NJ DePuy. II
Mrs. John Barta ami her grand
'hildren lett yesterday for Wenatchee
wash where Mrs Barta win remain
or few weeks. TO take care of her
laughter Mrs Pospisel, who is now a
latlenL I'D the Boomers Ferry hospital
,nd who VIII join her in Wenaleheo
Don leaving here next Sunday
&. W Neeguiar reports tho sales
hs week. ri three new Overland five
passenger touring cars ono to Josn
aohteid, one to II. Braves ana one ~
'Ted amos. Mr. niasQuier states tbatI
le is ordering another carload IA
Overland autos FOR immediate az
VERY
Drs. FRY and Bowell report the fol-
owing recent births. 10 mir ana
Mrs. Earl Stevens on Aprl 80. hoy.
Q Mr. and Mrs. John Lyman Castle
IN May 6, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs
J. D. Langevin, of Whites camp. al
he Bonners Ferry hospital, on May 8
! son; to Mr.. and Mrs. John Irving
IN May z, son.
l. Causton, auctioneer, returned last
'vening from Standpoint, where he
yesterday a public auction
ale for the Standpoint chamber of
commerce. He states that this sale
vas the largest ever held in Standpoint
nder the auspices of the chamber Of
commerce. and that over 200 people at
ended
Members Of the panocbla o1,,b ,,,tsoh