Bonners Ferry herald. [volume], July 01, 1919, Image 8

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Our films are always fresh.
Bring your films to us to be printed
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NOTICE TO WATER PATRONS
Notice is hereby given to all water
patrons that street, garden and lawn
sprinkling shall be done from this
date until further notice from 6 un
til 8 a. m. and from 7 to 8:30 p. m.
Sprinkling of streets In residence
district at any hour is prohibited.
Sprinkling of streets In business
district may be done at any hour dur
ing the day at the following rates:
Once a day, $1.00 per month for each
26-foot front; two sprinklings per day,
$2.00; three, $3.00.
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We wish to announce that we
have disposed of our hardware
and implement stock and busi
ness to Mr. D. C. Farnsworth,
the change becoming effective
July 1st.
We also wish to take this opportunity to
thank our many friends and customers
for the patronage they have favored us
with in the past, and bespeak a continu
ance of the same for our successor.
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can save on a ready-to-wear suit*
It will look just like it had been made
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All our merchandise is sold so as to give
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Complete Stocks of Men's Furnishings
CLEANING, PRESSING aid REPAIRING
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made in accordance with the filings
of the State Utilities Commission.
No sprays or fountains will be al
lowed to run except during the regular
sprinkling hours. This regulation Is
{for the purpose of Insuring an ade- i
quate fire protection.
BONNER WATER & LIGHT CO. i
By Frank Berger, Mgr.
WANTED—Tlemakera and men to
Inquire of Frank
ut cord wood.
Garris, City.
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J. P. Dunn was in Spokane several
days last week attending to business
matters.
W 0. Rosebaugh returned Thurs
day from a few days business trip to
Spokane.
Mrs. A. A. McIntyre returned home
on Friday from a visit with her daugh
ter at Wallace. Idaho.
Mrs. John Hertz returned home on
Thursday evening from a two weeks
visit with relatives at Oakesdale, Wn. ,
Joseph Banning returned Thursday
from Spokane where he spent a couple
<>ay» attending to business matters
NOTICE—We will pay postage or
express on all mail orders.
attention given to all orders.
Drug Store.
Coca! Pick-ups
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J. A. Tormey, of the Tormey Timber
Co., with mill in the northern part of
the county, was in town Thursday at
tending to business matters.
C S. Cole, who recently returned to
Bonners Ferry from the coast, has ac
cepted a position with Causton Bros.,
as clerk in the grocery department.
You'll find the very latest and best
In stationery at the Simonds' Drug
Store, "on the corner." All sizes and
suitable for all occasions,
right.
Priced
Mrs. Emma Jones and son, Carl, re
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FT, Des Voignes left Wednesday for
his home at Moscow, Idaho, after hav
ing spent some time at Copeland
looking after his ranch and stock in
terests.
tills week by J. P. Danielson against
|J- A. Tormey, the plaintiff alleging
l n the nei K hborh( >od of $400 due him
for wages.
Suit was filed In the probate court
Auctioneer—1 am an auctioneer of
long experience and arn open t» en
^agements at all times in any part of
the county. I Causton, Bonners F erry,
Idaho.—adv-tf.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. H Burns left Frl
i day for Couer d Alene, Idaho, their
former home, where they will spend
several ' weeks visiting friends and
; looking after property interests
Mrs. W. P. Luse and daughter, Miss
Vera, arrived here Thursday from Spo
kane and will visit for a few weeks
with Mrs. Luse's son, Everett on the
Luse ranch in the Paradise Valley dls
trlct.
Patrick Finn, recently of Standpoint,
was arrested Thursday by Town Mar
shall Worley on a drunk and dlsorder
ly charge and on being arraigned be
fore Justice King was fined $10 and
costs.
This week H. B, Klnnear improved
the general appearance of his hard
ware store by enclosing his display
windows, the work being done by An
drew Mathiesen,- of the M. & B. Car
penter Shop.
; The Edgar Charles auction sale at
the Mission Hill dairy ranch Wednes
day was well attended and Auctioneer
Causton states that the dairy cows
and the farm implements sold, all
brought good prices.
1 1. B Nelli, proprietor of the Parks
Highway Garage, returned Wednesday
from Spokane with a seven passenger
I Nash automobile which he delivered
The new car is
to Fitzpatrick Bros,
one of the finest in the county.
Mrs. G. Royer and son, left last |
Siweek for Yreka, Cali., where they will
1 reside in hopes of benefiting Mrs.
; Royer's health. They were accom
panied as far as Spokane by J. W.
Jeffries, a brother of Mrs. Royer.
! W. W. Ferbrache and a company of
his friends—Leo Labrosse, the Misses
Sr 1 8 lle E B ^, C i ieaS—returaed B w!^nesday
j evening from a motor trip on which
<hey visited Sandpoint. Camas Hot
Springs, Missoula, Kalispel, Libby.
I W. A. Nixon and Mrs. M. H. Fellows,
I of Sandpoint, have been here the past
I week In the Interests of the order of
j Yeoman, a fraternal insurance lodge,
j A number of applications for mem
| berships have been received and it is
j probable that a lodge will be organized
j in this city.
"Shorty" Paoluccl has added some
more new machinery In his shoe re
pair shop and now has one of the most
modern and well equipped shops in
Idaho.
He has caught up with the
rush of work which awaited his re
turn from the army and will now be
able to give prompt service.
O. B. Fleming, formerly of this dis
trlct and for several years the teacher
of the Moravia school, was In the city
a couple of days this week visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. S.
j Davis.
at Clarksfork.
located at Port Angeles, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Burcilla, of the
Walla Walla, Wash,, district, left Wed
j nesday in their auto for home after
a visit here with Mrs. Burcllla's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leibrecht, of the
Curley Creek country.
berg and Will Lelbrecht motored with
' the visitors as far as Sandpoint on
t.he return trip.
A. C. Moore was in town Thursday
and Friday.
1 his brother, Ernest, have purchased
j the John Hamren hardware store at
Priest River and that for the pres
1 eut, at least, Ernest will run the bus
j iness. Mr. A. C. Moore planning to
remain In Tacoma, Wash., and look
after his produce store.
He left Friday for a visit
Mr. Fleming is now
Fred Rosen
He stated that he and
j George McGlocklin returned recently
from Kellogg. Idaho, where he was
j called several weeks ago on a business
While there he was stricken
] trip.
with an attack of appendicitis and had
to undergo an operation from which,
for a while. It was feared he would not
lie is improving In health
recover.
and strength as fast as could be ex
pected.
Mrs. James F. Gillion. accompanied!
I by her friend. Mrs. M N. McDonald.
arrvled here last week from Duluth,
Minn, and after spending several days
£.ln town visiting friends and attending'
to business matters and a couple of
days at the Gillon ranch In the Round
Prairie district, they left Friday for
5 Seattle. Wash . where Mrs. Gillon will Î
reside for a time.
DOST—A Knights of Columbus i
stickpin. Finder please leave at the |
Herald office and receive reward.
Miss Nelson, of Spokane, Wash . ar
rived here yesterday to accept a pos-|
Itlon with the First Stale Bank as
stenographer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kent and^ Mrs.
Minnie Jarvis went to Spokane Thurs
day to meet their sons. Howard iven
and Stanley Jarvis, who arrived Frtdmy
on their way home after n ar * » 'of
years of overseas s
which was spent at the front.
Mr. an< l ^ r8 ' George It.
rived here Sunday from . f
Aiedo. III., to visit for a couple of,
w.m Wm at the home of Mrs. (.»reer s
Mr and Mrs. G. S. Collins.
visitors are former residents of
th(a distr)ct but move d east several
years ago.
Gets a New Dodge Truck __
I. B. Neill and J. L. Leach went to
Spokane last Tuesday to pick out a
new truck for Mr. Leach's transfer
business and on Wednesday drove in
with a Dodge truck.
Mr. Leach has been using a Ford
truck the past year but his business
has increased so much that he finds
necessary to use another motor ve
With the two trucks he hopes
be able to build up a larger business
and at the same time to give his many
patrons the best of service
Leach is one of the pioneer dray and
transfer men of the town and in con -1
nection with his regular business is |
handling the Continental Oil Company
business In this county.
Mr. Lekch has office rooms in the 1
Bonners Ferry Herald building.
BIG (TBIT'S ON FOURTH OF JULY
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Mr.
Saugers Famous European Shows To
Perform In Bonners Ferry
After an absence of several years,
due to the war, Bonners Ferry will
enjoy the visit of a real circus on
Friday, July 4th, when Sanger's Great
European Shows will appear here
for two performances. The coming of
the red wagons and other dear old
characteristics is being hailed with
delight by the juvenile populace,
will be the only circus to visit this
section of the state this season.
The Great Sanger Circus Is visiting
Idaho this year after an absence of
eight years. How it has grown and
prospered since last seen here will be
noted when it appears. Scores of
European features have been added
this season. Among them is the Hol
land Troupe of English riders; the
Siegrist Sisters, daring and sensation
al aerialists; the Silverton trio, in- j
trepld wire walkers and the St. Leon
family of Australian acrobats. To
delight the hearts of the little folks
there will be a score of highly edu
cated Shetland ponies, monkies and
dogs along with a congress of clowns
headed by Eddie Devoe, the champion
and veteran Jester,
features of the show- this year will
be the appearance of Eddie Lewis,
the champion middle weight wrestler
of England. Lewis will appear twice
daily, meeting all comers in a friendly,
catch-as-catch-can wrestling exhibi
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There will be performances at two
and eight o'clock, the doors opening
an hour earlier to permit a concert of
popular and operatic music by Prof.
Carl Clair and his military band.
series of free exhibitions will take
place on the circus grounds at one
and seven o'clock.
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Corporal Robertson Home
Corporal H. B. Robertson, of Naples,
was one of the Boundary county boys
to arrive in Spokane on Friday from
overseas service In the 146th Field
Artillery and he was welcomed there
by his mother, Mrs. M. F. Mottner and
his sister, Mrs. Paul Nlederkorn.
Regular Episcopal Church serv
ices are being held on the second
and fourth Sundays of each month
at the St. Mary's Guild hall. All
are invited to attend.
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There is more Catarrh In this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be Incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly falling
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
It incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con
ditions and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re
ward is offered for any case that Hall's
Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
CHa\jitavicf\xa WeeK
The week that is lull of worth-while entertainment
for you.
Stookey's Furniture Store, the store that is full of up
to-date furniture, rugs and linoleums at the price you
w ould expect to pay.
Do not fail to visit o\ir store
wKile in tKe city.
STOOKEV FURNITURE COMPANY
Closed All Day on the Fourth of July
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While you are in town for the Chau
tauqua, make the First State Bank
your headquarters.
If you have letters to write or care for
a place to sit and rest, you can be as
sured that we will be glad to provide
for your comfort.
THE FIRST STATE BANK
Bonners Ferry, Idaho
Drive Reaches Mill
The annual drive of the Bonners
Ferry Lumber Company, starting from
Gateway, reached the boom camp on
Thursday of last week,
approximately twelve million feet of
logs In the drive which was brought
through without mishap of any kind.
There were
WOOD SAW FOR SALE—Slightly
used Wade Drag Wood Saw, friction
clutch, four "horse power engine, for
only $175.00. Inquire of Bernard Ny
strum, Moravia, Idaho. Julylc
We Will All Celebrate
the Fourth of July
The Bonners Ferry Meat Co. will
remain closed all day Friday,
July 4th. We therefore ask our
patrons to place their orders on
Thursday for needs of the Fourth.
Bonners ferry Meat Company
You know- the quality kind
FOR SALE—160 acres 22 miles north
of Bonners Ferry on the Spokane In
ternational railway: 26 acres plowed
and cleared; 10 acres in clover clear
of stumps; 50 acres slashed: a good
frame house, log barn and other log
buildings: a fine spring runs the year
round: lots of cordwood and fence
posts: 160 rods to school and railway
station; fine outside range: reason for
selling, poor health.
O. address Bonners Ferry or see A.
J. Kent, Bonners Ferry.
John Clark, P.
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