Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-11-30

/ Those good cord tires, all sizes, are
still going out at Titles Store.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ s.
church will meet with Mrs Ralph
Fisher next Thursday.
A practically new late style Singer
sewing machine at bargain Stookey
Furniture Co
Herbert Carlson, Gust Haden and
Gust Anderson and family motored to
standpoint Monday evening to attend a
comedy show, cole Peterson"
You can get any size of rubbers
you want at Titles Store. Better go
IN and look them over as they have a
new stock just in.
T.. A. underhill and Nina Vale. both
Of PASSPORT, were married here last
Friday, at the county courthouse. Pro-
bate Judge Henderson performing the
ceremony.
Ralph Holmer left Tuesday for Co
kato, Mimi, to attend the funeral of
ms IA year old sister, Helen. who died
tuesday morning, according to the
telegram received by Mr.. Holmer.
The Buick Motor Car Co. has ID
new and distinctive models in the 1929
line. Booklet mailed postpaid on an
pllcation. Scott & Ruddach. Boomers
ferry' IDA. adv.
Make your plans to attend the An
nual New Years Ball to be given Mon
day, January l, 1928, by the Odd Eel
lows lodge at the |. o. o. f. hall. Good
music. ricketts, $l.O0. st
Mrs. Belle Bishop, of Spokane. ar
rived here Wednesday to spend a few
days visiting with friends and looking
AFTER her property interests. Mrs.
BISHOP lived in Bonners Ferry for
many years and a few years ago
moved to Spokane.
Shorty's Shoe Grease" will keen
out the water, soften the leather and
at the same time make your shoes
last longer. The best shoe grease on
the market and priced very low. The
Up-to-Date Shoe Shop, r. d. Paolucci.
proprietor. TT
THE Silent Call adopted from the
famous Saturday Evening Post story.
The Cross Pull" and featuring the
human wolf-dog, "Strongheart," is
claimed to be the best Northern story
yet produced. 1t is on at the Amazon
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Benson, of Medi-
cine Lake, Mont, arrived here last
Thursday and are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. P Reifsteck. Mr..
Benson is cousin of Mrs Reifsteck.
me visitors are well pleased with this
country and may locate here perma
nently.
The members of the Sans Souci club
were the guests of Mrs. Tom Martin
on Monday night and enjoyed a pleas
ant evening playing auction bridge.
Miss Agnes Callahan winning the
prize for the highest score. After the
card games the hostess served
dainty lunch.
The Entire Nous club members and
several guests were entertained Tues
day night by Mrs. l.. A. Mason at her
home in Park addition The prize for
the highest score made by club mem
bers was won by Mrs. M. McNichols
and the guest prize was won by Mrs.
Howard Monks. A dainty lunch was
served after the card games.
Reuben Boileau, for some time past
the billing clerk in the office of the
Boomers Ferry Lumber Co, left Mon
day for Minot ~ Oak, where he will
begin his new duties as q sales man
ager for the Weyerhaeuser Sales Co
ing various mills of the Weyerhaeuser
interests prepai atory to his new work.
j. Bert Cowen and f. Des Voignes
motored to Spokane Friday in Mr.
Governs auto, to attend the football
game Saturday between the Idaho
University and Gonzaga College. Con
zaga won by score of Ii to Z f. A
Shultis witnessed the game and sew
eral Of the Bonners Ferry boys at
tending the University of Idaho went
to Spokane to support the Idaho team
Capt. c. Peterson of Standpoint. who
has charge of the Salvation Army
work in Bonner and Boundary coun-
ties, was in Bonners Ferry Tuesday
He is planning to hold weekly serv-
ices here after Christmas. His only
difficulty at present is in securing a
suitable building. Anyone having a
building that could be used for meet
ing purposes. and who is willing to
assist in the work of the Salvation
Army should write to Cant. Peterson