Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-03-02
Local Piek-ups

district, is in town today attending to
business matters.
A regular S1.20 aluminium frying
pan on sale Friday, March for only
4sc at Farnsworth Hardware store.
Expert vulcanizing at right prices
Work guaranteed by company doing
the work and also by u.s. Cash Sec
ondhand Store tf
Special Introductory offer-An Ey-
er-wear aluminium frying pan for on
ly 4e cents, Friday, March 3rd at the
ID. 9. Farnsworth Hardware store.
If you are all run down. weak and
nervous and feel out OF sorts with
everything and everybody, get back
In line by taking Tanlac. C. ID. ST.
ihohus. adv
Mrs. Charles G. Prell is expected
nome tomorrow after having spent
couple of weeks visiting with friends
and relatives in Spokane and Lewis
ton.
Rev. M. p. Dommersnaes left Tues 4
day for Troy, Idaho, where he planned
to spend several days attending a
mission meeting of the Lutheran
church
Get rid of that indigestion. stomach
trouble and nervousness, build up
your system and regain that lost
weight. Take Tanlac. G. D. Si-l
Aiohus. adv
Charles G. Prell returned home the
first of the week from Spokane where
ne had been called to close a deal for
the sale OF his Spokane residence
property.
Presidtnt Ellis, of the Cynide Gold
Mining Co, left Saturday for points
In middle west states where he will
remain for few weeks in the inter
ests of his company.
f. A. Shultis, cashier of the First
Natioaal Bank, left Friday for Yaki- |
ma Wash, to spend few days visit
ing at the home of his sister and at
tending to business matters.
W. e. Drake left Saturday for Man
kato' MIMI, his former home where
ne Planned to spend week or two
sisiting with friends and relatives and
attending to business matters.
Byron Fl. Walker, a former resident
OF Boomers Ferry and now located in
spokane, was here several DAYS last
week visiting at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Walker.
T. j. Anderson has opened a shoe
repair establishment in the rear of
the New Variety store Mr.. Anderson
was formerly employed at the Up-To-
Date Shoe Shop by R. D. Paolucci
The members of the Entire Mons
ciub were guests of Mrs. d. c. McDon-
ana tuesday night, the prize for the
hlgn score at the auction bridge games
going to Mrs. M. McNichols. A dainty
lunch was served late in the evening
Next week the club members will he
entertained by Mrs. Charles O'Calla-
CHAN.
Mrs. s. r. Henry returned home LAST
FRIDAY from Los Angeles, Cali, where
she mad been visiting for several
weeks at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Swenson. Mr.
Henry had planned to Join his wife
IN California but gave up the trim on
account of having had an attack of
influenza -
Mrs. Charles Roesler left Saturday
Tor Seattle, Wash, to join her hus-
pand VINO is completing a government
course OF vocational training. Mr.
ana Mrs. Roesler will probably make
seattle their future home. They have
Deen residents of Boomers Ferry for
several years and hosts of friends
regret to hear that they plan locating
elsewhere.
AN auction sale will be held at the
Fitzpatrick Bros. barn at 100 n m
saturday, March IL, when several head
Oh milk COWS and two horses will he
sold to the highest bidders by /. Caus-
lon' auctioneer, for East Bros. at
TINS sale the renting of the East Bros
ranch OF ll2 acres 10 miles west of
Bonners Ferry will be offered T
BERT Cowen will act as clerk of the
'aie adv2t
the masquerade ball given at the
<. t. hall Saturday night was one of
ne best attended dances which have
oeen held in this district in the last
Wo years. Excellent music was fur
llshed by the Bush orchestra The
prizes for the best ladies' costumes
we're won by Mrs. Mike Miller and
mrs. Farr while the gentlemen's prizes
we're awarded to Warren bennington
md Bud Melin.
John Dolan, of Wallace, Idaho. sec
etary and treasurer of the Swift Map
TO-, was in Boomers Ferry Saturday
Q look after the interests of the Swift
dap concern in the sale Of delinquent
lock which took place at the court
louse at two o'clock Saturday after
loon. Mr.. Dolan states that the map
ompany plans to interest manufactur-
ng concerns in putting the patent
uzzie, educational maps on the mar
et on a royalty basis.
P. B. Wardell, recently of Boise.
ccompanied by his brother, Rex and
is father, e. e. Wardell of Spokane,
'as in the city last Saturday on a bus
ness trip. e. E. Wardell recently
urchased the F. S. White ranch and
took, at Naples, and his son, P. B.
Vardell is In charge. The ranch
onsists Of $50 acres, partly improved
nd the Messrs. Wardell plan to do
considerable clearing work this com
lg spring and summer.
Miss June Withers left Tuesday for
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