Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-24

camb honey In Id. pals W. B.
Hawkins. tf
G. Honsinger of Naples visited in
the city Tuesday.
Dell Rowe returned Wednesday
from a trip to Spokane.
Chas. O'Callaghan made business
trip to Spokane Friday
Champion mowers and rakes ready
for your inspection at Littie's store
Spraying material of all kinds for
fruit trees at Simonds Drug Store.
VIM, II. Shlyely returned from Spo-
kane Monday after a few days bust
ness visit
The Altar Society will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. j.
Mcnamara
Mrs. J. 70. Mason Of Colyille, Wash,
Is visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
l.. A. Mason.
Bush's orchestra viii furnish the
music at the dance at Naples Satur-
day evening.
Call and see the large line of alumni
numware which is absolutely free at
Titles store.
John White of Spokane spent the
fore part of the week visiting with his
mother. Mrs. r. White.
o, r. Moth, vice-president of the
Dover Lumber company, was in the
city yesterday on business
There is something about the Tray
Tavern, in Spokane, that draws the
crowds from this vicinity. If
J. W Reid returned yesterday
morning from Spokane where he went
the first of the week on business.
Mrs. c. J. Ingram left Saturday for
months visit with her daughter.
Mrs. +. j. Cullen. at La Grande, Ore
Watch for the attractions for Go-To-
Theatre Week This VIII sure sur
prise you. September TO ., Amazon.
Thomas Meighan. in his latest big
production. "A Prince There Was"
will be shown Sunday. August 81,
with matinee, at the Amazon.
Denver Mcfarland of Spokane and
Chas. Eline of Red Deer. Alberta, were
visitors here Friday. While here they
made trip to the Cynide gold mine
For Sale-One acre with room
house and outbuildings. light and
water, close in. Northside Address
Box 1866, Bonners Ferry, Ida aug24-S1
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cash and two
children of Standpoint were guests
here this week of Mrs. II. w. Bliss,
sister of Mr. Cash, and also of Geo
Cash, a brother
Theron l.. Edwards, proprietor of
the Edwards sawmill near Copeland.
was in the city Friday on his way
home from a business trip TO Spokane
Douglas Palmer went to Spokane
last week. returning Sunday accom-
panied by Mrs. Palmer, who has been
visiting on the coast for several weeks
Big Cut in Auto Tires. The price is
cut, not the tire Cord tire. rough
tread. S0X3la 1900 mile basis, $1,000
All other sizes in proportion, at Lit
ties store
Auto repair work thorough work at
reasonable prices. Give us a trial.
Angus Mcdonald. at the Meeker Black
smith shop. All kinds of welding
work done. tf
See what the Boundary county
farms are producing at the county
fair October 5-6-T. Dancing and other
entertainments will also be a feature
of the fair.
VIM. E. Rath. Elmer Des voignes.
o. II, Campbell and c. W. King at
tended the republican state convention
in Wallace this week as delegates
from Boundary county.
For Sale-5-room house, with bath.
pantry and screened-in porches. mod
ern and in fine shape. VIII sell fur
nished or unfinished. Mrs. Flora
Graham, Box Al, Bonners Ferry. If
Henbee Farm honey is sold in Bon
ners Ferry at Whites and at the Il.
v. Produce Co, or direct from the
apiary. at price ranging from 20c
a 10, in ID. cans. TO l5c in soc. 5.
o Watson. II
4 dance will be given at the Farm
ers' Union hall on the Northside Fri
day evening August =. Maughan a
Bonds orchestra will furnish the
music, Lunch will be served Every
body is invited.
Miss Claire De Line. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs, ]. L. Leach. 4
LETT the first Of the week for Spokane. I
where she Will visit for few days
before going Entiat. Wash. where she 7
gill teach school
Bring your surplus livestock or
arm machinery to the public sale az
he county fair. Friday and Saturday. +
october o.. You can list for sale
Is many articles as you wish. ana no
,harge is 20 be made
II YOU have anything to enter in
he county fair, ROW is the time 10
make preparations. The fair aSsOcia-
ion is SnNious to have as many dis
'layS as possible 20 advertise the re-
OUrceS Of Boundary county. Anything
on send viii be appreciated
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
. Ca0stOn. auctioneer, 70 hold pub
ie sale az the fair grounds the last
w. DAYS OF the fair, Exhibits and
'ther articles may be placed on sale
md no charge will be made either BY
he fair association or Mr.. Causton.
BUsh's orchestra went to Copeland
saturday evening and furnished the
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