Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-03-09

Six room house for rent Phone
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Farm wanted to rent. Address p. o.
| Box 321, city. Ito
Hot Cross Buns every Friday dur
ing Lent at the Bonner Bakery. 1t
For Sale-Silver Campines setting
eggs. s1.25 per setting. Mrs. ]. ].
Kindschuh, City. At MARIO
You get your moneys worth when
you buy Tanlac, because 1t produces
results. c. ID. Simonds.: adv
VIM. Parsons, q prominent resident
OF the Naples district, was a bust
ness visitor in the city last Saturday.
There will be a food sale by the
Royal Neighbors, Saturday afternoon,
March IL, at the Commercial hotel. 1t
Mrs. F. r. Davis, of Macarthur, was
in Boomers Ferry yesterday visiting
old friends and attending to shopping
errands.
Read the ad of White & White on
page three. A shoe sale is advertised
that means great saving TO all who
buy. adv
/ Several new advertisers are using
the columns of the Herald this week
Read the ads. You will find many
bargains that will save you money.
Special bargains are being offered
each week by Causton Bros. Be sure
to read our ad on page two each week
Mail orders given prompt attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Gray re-
turned home Friday after having spent
some ten weeks in Spokane and visit
ing with relatives In Wenatchee, Wash.
A. B. Ashby. station agent for the
Great Northern Railway Co.. returned
homo Sunday from Spokane where he
had spent Saturday on company bust
ness.
Mud" Myers is hobbling about on
a pair OF crutches, the result of bit
of inaccuracy In handling an axe,
which cut into his ankle instead OF
block Of wood he was splitting.
Rev. FIR. Lambot, OF Cranbrook. B.
c., Is expected at the Indian Mission
Saturday and will remain until Tues
day of next week. He will conduct
mass Sunday morning at the Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Hinkle, who
have been making an extended visit
with their son, Clyde Hinkle, in the
Curley Creek district, left Wednesday
for their home in Bellefontaine, Ohio.
/. Causton went to Standpoint yes
terday to conduct the monthly auction
sale for the Standpoint chamber of
commerce. He states that the sale
was well attended and that cows
brought from $50 to $40.
Harold Zimmerman returned to
Bonners Ferry Tuesday and plans to
remain here this spring. He has been
located at Plum, Wash, and has been
engaged in the stock business Hel
recently sold his holdings there.
Members of the M e. Ladies' Aid
whose birthdays come in March and
April will entertain all members of
the society, their husbands and their
friends at luncheon to be held
Thursday, March 16, at the home of
Mrs. e. s. Cave
Mrs Frances Kruger, a former
neighbor of G. w. Gunther IN Iowa and
North Dakota, surprised him Tuesday
by stopping off for a visit en- route
from her home in Canada to Priest
River where she will visit at the home
of a son
Mrs. J. P. Dunn returned home
Tuesday night from Pilot Rock, Greg,
where she visited for some time with
her daughters, Mrs. o. II. Acton and
Mrs. Y. M. Smith. Mrs. Smith re-
turned here with her mother and will
visit for few weeks here
Postmaster Wiley states that the bids
submitted January 10 for the carry
ing of mail on the star route between
Bonners Ferry and Porthill have all
been rejected and that the department
is calling for new proposals, which
must reach Washington, d. c., by
April 4.
The Misses Ida and jamie Winter
bottom returned home Monday of this
week from Wenatchee, Wash, where
they bad been visiting for few weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Bert Ludington.
Prior to visiting in Wenatchee they
made their home in Spokane for sew
eral weeks.
Boyd Spring, merchant and post
master at Meadow Creek, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. Spring states that con-
siderable logging has been going on
in the Meadow Creek district the past
winter. The logging contractors have
been getting out white pine timber
for match blocks
John Parrot, a newcomer to this dis
trict, has purchased residence lots in
Park addition and has begun the con-
struction of six room bungalow. with
dimensions of "a by SO feet. The new
home will be modern in every respect.
Mr.. Parrot is a carpenter and con-
structor and is supervising the cree
ton of his new home.
Will trade good room house mod
ern except heat, brick garage, lots
6ox244 #. in Loveland, Colo, for a
farm of about 60 to 100 acres free from
incumbrances, 25 to 40 acres cleared,
good improvements. equipped with