Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-28
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Camb honey in ID. pals. w. B.
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stakes for SIS. Also one bicycle, $40
Inquire Barney Rayfuse, city. O5p
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Selover of the
Copeland district are the happy par
ents of son born to them last Sat
urday.
During fair week we Will give all
fair visitors a premium with a Five
Dollar purchase of merchandise. at
Titles store. adv
l. b. Neill, OF the Parks Highway
Garage reports the sale OF new
Ford touring car on Monday OF this
week to c. w. Powell
Mrs w p. Luse leaves today for
her home in Spokane after having Wis
tied here this week at the home of her
son. r. E. Luse, on the Northside.
Vera Gordon, remembered in HUI
moresque," is scheduled at the Anna
zon Friday and Saturday this week in
her latest big special. Your Best
Friend"
For Sale-Seven room house, ga
rage, large wood shed and four lots.
across the street from new high
school. Terms to right party Chas
Roesler 713 22nd ave, Seattle Wn. S %
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oman motored to
Pendleton, Ore, last week, planning
to attend the Roundup and to visit
friends in Spokane and intermediate
points
Harry Ruddach visited at his home
in Newport, Wash, Sunday. While
there he enjoyed hunting trip, as
the Washington season on birds is
now open.
One of the biggest stage hits Of the
year is The Misleading Lady" 1t is
now in a big photoplay and will he
shown at the Amazon Sunday after
noon and evening. Bert Lytell is the
star.
j. w. Reid and Henry Hoagland left
Tuesday in Mr.. Reds auto for Bas-
sana, Alberta, where they will spend
a week or ten days looking after the
harvesting of grain crops on their
ranches in that locality.
1t will pay you to call in and look
over the mackinaws. stag shirts,
wool pants, underwear, wool shirts.
sweaters and sOx at Titles store be-
fore you lay in that supply for win
ter. They will treat you right. adv
Section Foreman Abe Stemmene
and crew of men started work Tues
day on the construction of a new
side track beginning at Main street
and extending west in the Great
Northern Railway Co. yards for about
400 feet
Attention hunters. The joy season
starts October l. Are you ready? Ii
not. better call in and pick your
shells and cartridges while the stock
is complete. Titles store has Just
received new stock. adv.
For Sale-About one-half million
feet green tamarack stumpage on
Bandelin claim, four miles from Bon
ners Ferry. One and one-half miles
from loading spur on Spokane Inter
national Write l.. d. Mcfarland,
standpoint, Idaho. oct12c
The members of the G. G. G. club
were guests at the home Of Mrs. Ches-
ter Simonds last evening at an auc-
ton bridge party. The prize for the
high score was won by Miss Agnes
Callahan A dainty lunch was served
at the usual hour by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Lynch left today
for Seattle, Wash, where Mr.. Lynch
will resume his studies at the Uni
versity of Washington where he is
taking a course in expert accounting.
He and his wife have been here for a
month visiting at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch.
Big sale of ladies' and children's
Hats will be in Bonners Ferry on
Saturday, Oct Z. with a swell line of
hats, at one of the hotels. | have
never been here, so l do not know
where | will have my sale. 1t will
pay you to see my line before buying.
Mrs. j. r. Smolkowsld. adv
George f. Crocker left Friday for
Coolin, Idaho where he will look after
logging work for ]. A. Irvine of Spo-
kane who recently purchased a guam
tity of white pine timber in the Coolin
district from the Bonners Ferry Lum-
Der Company. AT least two years
time will be required in getting out
the timber
A large company of Shriners OF
Boomers Ferry motored to Standpoint
Saturday to attend the semi-annual
Shrine ceremonial when some 35 can
didates were taken over the ''hot
sands" Calem Temple of Lewiston
was in charge of the ceremonial A
mammoth street parade was held In
the afternoon and at o'colck a ban
quet was served the Shriners by the
War Mothers at the X. Of p. hall
S. o. Watson, the proprietor Of the
Henbee Farm, was a business visitor
in town Tuesday Mr. Watson states
that his flock of White Leghorn
chickens have averaged 201s eggs
each during the month of August. For
the past three years MIR Watson has
secured the services of poultry ex-
perts in culling and mating until he
has developed one of the finest strains
of White Leghorns in this part of the
state.
The grand lodge of the l. o. o. F.
of Idaho will convene at Pocatello on
october 16. Frank Davis and Jos.
New have been elected delegates from
Utopia lodge to attend h e grand
lodge sessions. j. w. Reid. who is a
grand lodge officer, will attend also.
The grand assembly OF the Rebekah
lodge will convene at Pocatello on