Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-03
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Hay for Sale-Red top and rushes
John O'Keefe, box 274. jy27aug17C
Mrs. Grant of Fargo, N. D., is the
guest of Mrs. r. II. Mccoy
Expert Kodak developing and print
ing service at Simonds Drug Store
Full line of supplies always in stock
Furniture for four rooms completely
equipped for housekeeping for sale.
Price 100000. If interested write Box
BIG. I'D
Mrs. o. l.. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Erna. of Spokane, were visitors
at the o. Gregerson home last Sat
urday.
For Sale-Two fine lots with four
room house in fair condition. $500
cash or terms. Inquire at Dell Cane
residence. 1tc
For Sale-One acre with room
house and outbuildings. light and
water, close in, Northside. Address
Box 756, Bonners Ferry Ida. aug10p
P. J. O'Brien, connected with the
forestry service at the Missoula office,
was at Snyder, Naples, Libby and Bon
ners Ferry last week on official bust
ness.
Mrs. George r. Gray entertained
the members of the San Souci club
at a bridge party Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chester Simonds won high
honors.
Lost-One small tool chest. Marked
IS. c." on one side. Lost between M.
d. Atkins place and Boomers Ferry
by way of Lacrosse hill. M. ID. At
kins, Box 292, city. Ito
John Sproat and Joe Cashier were
in town Saturday from the Moyie dis
trict. They report that land clearing
and farm development work on the
logged-off tracts is progressing sue
cessfully.
w. G. Fewkes of Rexford stopped
off here Tuesday on his way to at
tend the retail merchants convention
at Spokane this week While here
he was the guest of his brother-in-law,
L. N, Brown.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George r.
Gray and Mrs. J. |. Monks entertained
about 80 ladies at a bridge party.
Mrs. Byron N. Hawks won first prize
at cards and Mrs. c. W. King won
ScCOuu uOQOfS.
W. II. Macarthur, pioneer of this
county and the man for whom the sta
ton Macarthur" on the Great North
ern and S. l. railways was named.
was in town Saturday attending to
business matters.
For the first time pictured, with
every stirring incident, you'll see Gus
ter's last stand faithfully, powerfully,
portrayed, with one of the greatest
stories ever screened. Amazon Fri
day ana Saturday. adv
Mrs. Byron N. Hawks and Mrs. C.
W. King entertained at a bridge
luncheon Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Hawks. Mrs. ID. c. Mcdonald
won high honors and Mrs. Myrtle
Gheen was second
FOR SALE-Priyate boarding house
well located in Spokane, IA rooms,
nicely furnished, reasonable rent.
Will sell cheap or trade for Boomers
Ferry property Mrs. r. E. Kuehn,
International hotel If
Bob Hampton of Placer" ac-
knowledged the biggest production of
the early frontier days, is the attrac-
ton at the Amazon Friday and Satur-
day. All the outdoor scenes were
taken in the Glacier National Park.
Eight Campfire girls with their
guardian, Miss Loretta Lynch, left |
Sunday for the Inland Empire Girls
Camp at Occur d'Alene for a weeks |
outing. H. w. Bliss and George Cash |
donated the use of their cars to take !
the girls over.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Daufau, form
erly residents here and now making
their home at Standpoint, are the |
happy parents of a baby daughter |
born to them Monday at the home of
the child's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Goldbeck.
Many people consider honey a lux
lry 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 a flavor that will please
you. S. o. Watson. If
L. V. Wells, a wellknown citizen of
he Porthill district, was in town Fri
lay to make final proof on his home
'tead before U. S. Commissioner C. w.
King. Arnold Stearns and Charles
Smith, prominent Porthill citizens.
we're witnesses for Mr.. Wells.
Mrs. r. II. Mccoy and Mrs. Harold
dcCoy gave a supper party Monday
in honor of Mrs. Dewey Gale
md Mrs. Gene Campbell, recent
rides, and Miss Laurel Gleed, Bride
o-be. Bridge was the diversion and
drs. John Stewart won high honors.
Mrs. Roscoe Miley and two children,
# st. Maries, Idaho, LEFT Monday for
heir home after few days visit here
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miley
The visitors had been visiting with
elatives in Canada prior to coming
Iere. Roscoe Miley is a son of Ed
diley.
For Sale-Two cows. one AYRSHIRE.