Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-10
Local Pick=ups

Watch for dates of "A Romance of
Virginia"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Crosby of Copeland
were in town Tuesday.
George Ellis, a prominent rancher
of the Copeland district, was visitor
here yesterday.
Ed Cavern, superintendent of the
Continental mine at Porthill visited in
the city yesterday.
Miss Lyman of Chicago is expected
here next week for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Mason.
Furniture for four rooms completely
equipped for housekeeping for sale.
Price $4,000. If interested write Box
316. I'D
Beautiful girls, beautiful singing
and beautiful costumes, in the coming
home talent production, "A Romance
of Virginia"
For Sale-One acre with 6 room
house and outbuildings, light and
water, close In, Northside. Address
Box 756, Boomers Ferry, Ida. aug10p
The Epworth League of the NJ E.
church held an ice cream social on the
courthouse lawn last evening Ice
cream and cake were served, and a
neat sum was realized
Mrs. Susan Cane, who has been the
guest of her son. Dell Cane, here for
some time, left yesterday foe Oppor-
tunity, Wash. Last week Mrs. Cane
disposed of house and two lots here
to Geo. Crossman.
NJ NJ Fry left Tuesday for the
Arrow Lake district in Canada where |
he will join his son. Fred Fry, and
spend several weeks looking after his |
mining interests and prospecting for
new mineral deposits.
The Loyal Rebekah lodge will meet
twice a month the remainder of the
summer instead of once a week as
heretofore and the meetings will be
held on the second and fourth Tues
day evenings of each month.
ESTRAYED - One brown horse.
weight 1870, blind in right eye, split
in right ear; one saddle pony, black,
weight 1000, saddle marks on hoth
sides Address, w. NJ Avery. care
Whites Camp No. 4, Boomers Ferry,
Idaho. aug17c !
Many people consider honey a lux
ury whereas it is the cheapest of
foods. Seven ounces of honey has a
food value equal to 10 eggs or IL
ounces of beefsteak. Henbee Farm
money has flavor that will please
you. S. o. Watson If
Mrs. Mary Flahaven and her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Dawson both of Mis-
soula. Mont, and both former resi-
dents here, have been here for several
days attending to business matters
and visiting with Mrs. J. II. Hender-
son, daughter of Mrs. Dawson.
Miss Dolly Bruce returned Sunday
from Soap Lake, Wash, where she |
visited for a week Miss Ida Pearl |
Howe, who was visiting her aunt Mrs. |
]. B. Brody, here for some time, ac-
companied Miss Bruce as far as
Entiat, Wash, where Miss Howe re-
sides.
James Deyoe this week purchased a |
1922 Dodge touring car at the Parks
Highway Garage. w. S. Fritterer also /
purchased a 1918 Dodge touring car
Other sales of the week include 1923 |
Essex to VIM. Heathershaw, and a
used Ford to Ores Halinak of Curley
Creek
Kenneth Wells, U. S. N, who is |
spending a two weeks leave of alb
sence visiting his mother, Mrs. B. w. /
Drayfuse, will leave Sunday for Seat |
tie to join his ship the U. S. S. Sell
fridge, a destroyer whose home port
is San Diego, Calf. Kenneth has four /
months more to serve on two year
enlistment and expects to return to
Bonners Ferry as soon as discharged |
A WHY'S Knight car belonging to
John A. Walden of Walden Bros,
local tailors, was destroyed by fire
Sunday Mr. Walden, the only occu-
pant of the car, had just cleared the
Plato hill, two and one-half miles |
north of Bonners Ferry, when flames
burst from underneath the body and /
spread rapidly over the car Mr..
Walden escaped injury.
Mr.. and Mrs P. L. Smith, of East
land, Texas, motored here last week
to visit for time at the home of Mrs.
Smiths twin sister, Mrs. W. S. Fritz
terer. The visitors started on their
auto tour the first of June and have
already visited points of interest in
many states. They plan to leave here
next Monday for coast points. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith are greatly impressed
with this district and are inclined to
return here to locate permanently.
For Sale-1200 pound mare. light /
wagon, harness and sleigh, $4,000 on
months time on bankable note Gar
den cultivator, $3.50; mounted grind
stone, $3.50; eft. crosscut saw, $4.00; Il
loyal barrel churn. $3.50; wringer
with folding benches. $3.50. car
penter's hand saws, Diston and Dia-
mond Edge. $500 each; meat saw, key
hole saw. plane. wrecking bar, shovel,
axe, mall. wedges. mattock, hoe, rake,
potato digger. and some cooking uten-
sils Mrs. ]. M. DePuy, across the
river from town. IT
For Sale-Or will trade for proper
ty in or near Bonners Ferry, a 6-room
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