Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-12-14
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NJ. DePuy. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Hubble are
the happy parents of a son born to
them on December Z.
a parcel for everybody in the Par
eel Post booth at the Guild sale Sat-
urday, Dec. l6 at Monks Hardware
store. adv
For Sales. c. Rhode Island Red
cockcrels. Fine. dark red birds from
excellent laying strains. Phone Mrs. |
! Plato d14-21
The fire alarm was sounded yester-
day morning when a chimney in the
house occupied by Guy Rock burned
out. No damage was done.
Two big stars in one great picture
Bebe Daniels and Jack Holt in North
of the Rio Grande." at the Amazon
Sunday afternoon and evening
A deal was close this week where
by the Bonners Ferry Lumber Co.
purchased of Jane Martin for $500 a
ranch in the Curlcy Greek district.
This is rubber weather. and rub
bers are selling good. Titles store
just received their second shipment
for this winter and can fit you O. X.
again. Look 'em over. adv.
Beautiful fancy work, plain and
fancy aprons. home cooked food and
home made candy on sale at Monks
store Saturday. Dec 16, at $3.50 o'clock
by the Guild ladies' adv
Those all-wool pants-the guaran-
teed kind-are the ones you want for
this zero weather. Remember, they
are sold on money back proposition |
Little's store sells EN-. adv !
Estrayed- Red Pole mula heif-
ers came to my place Dec. 2. Owner /
can recover same by Identifying an
imals. paying for their keep and also !
for this advertisement Guss Minis. |
Ii Won liked William Farnum in
The Lone Star Ranger" or Riders /
of the Purple Sage" by all means see
him in our big show Friday and Sat
urday of this week. Without Compro-
mise
The Union church Ladies' Aid So /
ciety will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the church parlors and all /
members are requested to he present |
to take part in the annual election of |
officers
Auction Sale - Ten head of dairy /
cows, fresh and coming fresh, five
and six years Old will be sold in Bon
ners Ferry, on Saturday, Dec. 90, by
Auctioneer Causton for the owner, NJ
w. SHELTON adv.
Engraved calling cards, wedding
announcements and invitation mon
ogrammed stationery in fancy boxes,
printed calling cards, Christmas cards
with any verse and your name printed.
Riphf priQac Haro offira
W. H. Macarthur of Macarthur was
business visitor in town Monday He
states that no definite plans have yet
been decided upon for the rebuilding
of the I. 0. o. r. hall which was
burned at Macarthur several months
ago.
'Shorty's Shoe Grease" will keep
out the water. soften the leather and :
at the same time make your shoes
last longer. The best shoe grease on
tho market and priced very low The
Up-to Date Shoe Shop, r. d. Paolucci,
proprietor. If
y. j. Foust met with a painful acct :
dent Friday when the horse he was
riding fell and Mr.. Foust was kicked
on the jaw and back Mr.. Foust was :
rendered unconscious by the blow on
the jaw, and the kick on his back
cracked several ribs.
James Meader. Charles Reid and
George Goldsmith, all of Swan River,
Manitoba, arrived here recently and
are guests at the home of James Mead :
er's uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
William Meader, on the south bench
The young men plan to remain here
for the winter.
Mrs A. P. Reding received word
Sunday to the effect that her husband,
A. p. Reding, had undergone an oper-
alton at the St. Luke's hospital on
Saturday for appendicitis and that he
was recovering from the operation
nicely Mrs. L. p. Ringstead who as
sisted at the operation. returned home
Saturday evening.
S. o. Watson. proprietor of the
Henbee Farm. keeps an accurate rec
ord of his income each month from
his flock of thoroughbred chickens.
His report for November covering a
flock of $40 pullets, 240 hens and II
cocks. showed receipts of $27070, with
a profit of s136.02. Fify-five per cent
OF his pullets are now laying
The annual bazaar and supper of
TIC <AlO OOlItlJ VI luo OulOu
church was held Saturday at the Odd
Fellows hall and was well attended,
in spite of the stormy weather. The
receipts amounted TO approximately Il
1865 and there are still some articles
of fancy work TO be sold. A fine sup
per was served In the evening when
over $50 people were fed.
Soon as you are ready to buy your
Christmas candy it will pay you to
call at Little's store to make your
selection. They have bought an extra
large amount this year and have it
priced right. The assortment includes
French Creams, Peanut Brittle. Gro
Gers Mixed, Cream Mixed, Nut Taffy, Il
Jelly Beans, Chocolates. Orange Gum
Drops. Butter Fingers. Layer Figs,
Dates, and several other kinds which
you can select from. They will make
special prices for schools and
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