Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-06-08

Straw Hats at the Variety Store
Choice 35c.
Listen, did you see those brass fin
ish mortise locks at Titles store?l
They are swell, and only SIPS. 'Tisl
worth remembering.
The biggest and best production of
the early days in the north is THE
Rivers End" by James Oliver Cur
wood at the Amazon Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Mccoy will en-
terrain a company of friends tomor-
row evening at a dancing party to be
given at the Mccoy home in the east
part of the city
! l. B. Neill manager Of the Parks
Highway Garage, reports the sales
this week of used Ford touring car
to Fred Hartman. of Meadow Creek,
and used Ford roadster to Dell Nash
of Porthil.
A Free Tube with every purchase OF
a Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Casing,
cord or fabric. Our vulcanizing de-
partment in charge of a factory ex-
pert Standpoint Tire & Battery SER
vice, Inc. juneS-3t
Il fire believed to have been of in
cendiary origin, destroyed two barns
on the P. w. owen ranch, north of
town, on Tuesday. One barn was 20
by 80 feet and the other 20 by so feet
in dimensions.
j. Bert Cowen. cashier of the First
State Bank, is expected home today
from Hayden Lake, Idaho where he
has been attending the annual conven-
ton of the Idaho State Bankers AS
ISOLATION which convened Tuesday
The Lutheran church Ladies' Aid
society will meet Thursday afternoon.
June 10, at the former Christian
church building. Mrs. Dahlen and
Mrs. Tjernberg will entertain. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Charles G. Thompson, stenographer
for the First State Bank, left last
Thursday for New York and Wash
ington, d. c., planning to spend his
summer vacation period seeing the
sights in some of the larger eastern
cities.
Tom Nicholson, one of the prophet
ors of the City Meat Market and his
daughter, Miss Irene, left this week
for England where they plan to spend
the summer visiting with relatives.
They will return home the first of
September.
A. j. Steinmetz, auctioneer, an
nounces the sale on Saturday, June
4 10, at the hitching racks, at l 80 D. M,
of several head of horses and some
farm implements, etc. the property
of ID. F. Thompson. Usual terms of
fered. j. Bert Cowen will act as clerk
A number of the members of the
l. o. o. F.. lodge Oh this city motored
to Standpoint Monday night to attend
a reception given by the Standpoint
lodge to the Idaho Grand Master, Prem
Moore, OF Moscow. AT the close of the
meeting the Standpoint Rebekahs
served refreshments and then the
lodge people attended moving pic
ture show.
While e. L. Squirting was on a re-
cent trip to southern Idaho he met
Rev. Geo. Fowler, former pastor OIL
the Union church, at Melba, Idaho
Rev Fowler has given up ranch work
and will again take up church work
about the first of September and it is
understood that the directors Of the
Union church will invite him to re-
turn here.
A. J. Kent, federal land bank ap-
praiser for Northern Idaho and East
ern Washington, returned home Tues
day night after having spent some
six weeks in Eastern Washington
making appraisements, totaling 1850
He will remain in this district for
several weeks making appraisements
of farms on which federal loans have
been requested.
Nick Scherer left Wednesday on
trip to his old home at Riechersbeuer.
B. Tolz, Bavaria Germany, where he
plans to visit for five or six weeks,
with relatives and friends. Mr.
Scherer came to the United State9 in
/ 1910 and has been a resident of this
district for a number of years, being
the owner of a well improved fruit
ranch east of Bonners Ferry.
o. c. Wilson and Jack Mcnamara
renewed the campaign last Friday to
secure funds for Boy Scout work in
Boundary county and report a total
of $500 collected with approximately
/ 1910 subscribed. Many local people
increased their first subscriptions. 1t
will be necessary for all to subscribe
! to the fund in order to raise the
4 Boundary county quota of $125O.
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