Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-05-25

A. J. Steinmetz was business visit
or in the Meadow Creek district last
week and reports the burning of a
barn belonging to VIM. Yerkes, on
Wednesday night, a week ago. The
origin of the fire is hot known There
was no insurance.
Miss Wanda Marsh, who was a
teacher of the Bonners Ferry schools
last year, arrived here this week to
visit for few days with old friends.
She is a guest at the home of the
Misses Winterbottom.
c. w. Megquier, of the Crescent
Garage, reports the sale this week
of an Olsmobile touring car to the
Cynide Gold Mining Co., and used
Ford touring cars to r. Albright and
G. w. Lucha.
The management of the Amazon
claims that the late Mae Murray spec
ial, Peacock Alley" is one of the
most interesting and gorgeous specials
that has been produced this year. 1t
will be shown Friday and Saturday OF
this week
Last Thursday E. Des Voignes re-
ceiyed a fine registered Hereford bull
Set4At AiFC anu q uclA Oius WHICH
will head Mr. Des Voignes' Hereford
herd on his ranch near Copeland The
calf weighs 500 pounds. It's sire was
grand champion in 1920 at the Port
land Stock Show.
]. w. Reid left yesterday in his
Dodge auto for Bassana, Alberta
where he will spend a few days look
ing after his ranch interests He was
accompanied on the trip by his son
Harold Reid, Henry Hoagland and C.
F. Kay, of Spokane.
The members of the Entire Nous
club and their husbands will be en-
tertained at an auction bridge party
Friday evening of this week by Mr.
and Mrs Charles O'Callaghan. The
party is being given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Kinnear.
Peacock Alley" is a lane lust
around the corner from the Primrose
Path. 1t leads to the crossroads of
the straight and narrow and Easy
Street-and there every woman must
choose her way. If you don't see an
other show for month see Peacock
Alley with Mae Murray this week
Friday and Saturday.
County Attorney o. c. Wilson went
to Occur d'Alene Monday to attend the
opening of the spring term of the fed
eral court, Judge Dietrich presiding.
He states that between 35 and 40 de-
PENDANTS will be tried for violation
of the liquor laws and number of
indictments may be brought yet by
the grand jury.
Harry Kennedy and Goldie Grand.
both of Standpoint, were granted a
marriage license here Tuesday and
W re married the same afternoon by
Rev. e. r. Henderson. The couple
motored here and planned to spend
their honeymoon in Canada. Mr.. Ken
needy is a lineman for the Interstate
Utilities Co., and is wellknown in Bon
ners Ferry.
Charles F. Dwight, of Twin Falls
Idaho, and James B. Markle, of Salt
Lake, Utah, both representatives OF
the department of internal revenue
were in Bonners Ferry Tuesday and
yesterday on official business. Mr..
Dwight is in charge of special and
income tax work in northern Idaho
and will make his headquarters in
Occur d'Alene.
William Bailey, of the Copeland dis
trict, and his mother. Mrs, Elmira
Erickson, passed through the city last
Thursday on their way to Euphrata
Wash, where Mrs. Erickson will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Arvan, and where Mr.. Bailey will
make his home for several months
this summer
The Smith Hill school of Porthill,
of which Miss Gladys Keller is teach
er, sent into headquarters at Boise
a 100 per cent perfect Health Cru
SADIE record. The enrolment of the
school is too small to make it eligible
for national honors as no school with
an enrolment under 10 is recognized.
The school, however, was awarded a
state pennant. Mrs. Flood has re-
ceived the pennant and will present
it to the school when it opens in the
fall.