Bonners Ferry herald. [volume], April 22, 1905, Image 6

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A Qothing Stock Of $4000 Value To Be Closed Out!
TKe Latest Styles at Cost
Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing at Cost
Diseontinuc tlio Clothing business, wo will
KNT1HE LINE of Men's Hoy»' and Children'll
Having decided to
cluse out our
Clothing, and no part reserved, at
Those Good« are all new, î*oth Heavy and Medium Weight»,
made up in the Latest Styles, and will l>e placed on Sale at the
Regular Wholesale Prices.
Actual Wholesale Prices
This is no Scheme to Sell Old Goods
STOCK, just received, and,
No such opportunity to buy
SPRING
SLITS now in transit.
This is no scheme to gut rid of a lot of old Goods, hut a Sale
to clean out our entire line of Clothing and discontinue that part
of the business. This Stock will be sold for Cash only.
This includes our NEW
also, other
Clothing ever before offered in Bonners Ferry.
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Wm. HART. Proprietor.
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The Celebrated Green River Whisky
High-Grade Whiskies. Imported and
Domestic Wines. Gin and Cigars.
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BILLIARDS AND POOL
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of Trimmed and natty tailored effects. Street Hats, Children's
and Infant's Head Wear.
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DONNERS FERRY,
Fresh and Cured Meats Fish, Poultry
and Sausages.
IIItfllKST PRICES PAID FOR STOCK.
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Che Bonnm Terry Cumber Co., Ltd
HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF
LUMBER
DIMENSIONS. st»xi or Rough
GROOVED ROOFING.
COMMON BOARDS.
DROP SIDING.
SHIPLAP.
FLOORING.
BEADED CEILING.
BEVEL SIDING.
MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES.
LATH.
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Let us figure with yon
when in need of build
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kind.
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Finishing Lumber of all Kinds
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The Bonners Ferry Lumber Co
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Local and Personal
•Corned Beef at the Idaho
Market.
—F. ('. Fisher has a new adver
tisement in this issue, announcing
his place of business.
William Elderton has recent
ly purchased several new buggies
foi his livery barn. Mr. Elderton
is turning out some swell rigs for
his customers.
worth of goods bought at Hollin
ger s Saturday.
—Rev. O. S. Wilson returned
Thursday from the meeting of the
Presbytery at Odessa, and reports
very pleasant and interesting
meeting.
—The 11 Ku.vi.i) printed posters!
this week for the I. O. O. F. Anni-jles,
versary Ball to be given on April
—Ten cents off every
dollars
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— T. E. L. Logan received a large
shipment of wall paper—600 rolls,
- of all patterns.
—Two fuesh milch cows for sale.
Enquire of W. J. Hoagland, at the
Idaho Market.
- W. L.
Kinncar, manager of
the Bonner Mercantile Co., went to
Spokane Tuesday, returning on
Thursday.
—The teachers and pupils of the
school enjoyed a picnic yesterday,
up on the hill near Park addition.
—L. A. Berry, of Rathdrum, has
been appointed deputy game war
den of Kootenai county.
—A. J. Kent has received blanks
for fish and game license. Better
buy one before you run "ainuek''
of the game warden.
—Hams, Bacon, Rolled Shoul
ders, Dry, Salt and Pickled Pork at
the Idaho Market.
—Mrs. J. R. Shavolcar left Mon
day for Rathdrum where Mr. Sha
velear is agent for the N. P. Ry.
C. K. Andrews will occupy their
residence here.
—Hurrah, for Moore's Bros' last;
chance on that $20. We give it
away Easter Monday.
—If your boy needs clothing
now is the time to buy it, as we
have made prices that mean dol
lars in your pocket. Call and see
the best line ever offered for sale.
Bonner Merc. Co.
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— H. L. Carlton has been aj>
pointed Marshal of Bonners Ferry,
succeeding Constable Collins, re
signed. Mr. Carlton is on exper
ienced and efficient officer, and we
predict that ho will prove the
right man in the right place during
the turbulent times in prospect this
summer, when a strong limb of the
law will be needed.
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— Editor Hoag, formerly of the
n . . e, . . .
Priest River Enterprise, lias ac-1
cepted a position ns a teacher in
the Philippines. The salary is $1000
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a year. He sails the last of this
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month. He has not yet disposed
of his plant at Priest River, the
Enterprise being conducted under
a lease.
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James L. Dolan, the customs'
officer, went to Spokane Tuesday
!on business connected with the
Mr. Dolan will have
charge of all customs matters in
connection with the operations of
constructing the line.
be very important, but James
E. is one of the most efficient offie
era in the customs service in the j
West.
Corbin road.
His duties
—Gage Hats at Northrop'» Mil-1
linery Store.
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— Rev. Father Kelley will hold
regular services at the Catholic
church tomorrow at the usual i
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—.1. A. McCracken is opening an
ICC cream parlor in the K. Ol I',
hours.
hall.
—Don't forget to complete that
$5,(10 purchase before'Easter Mon
day, April 24,.—It'll mean $20 for
—William Hart is one of the
business men of Bonners Ferry who
has been with the town through
the hard times as well as in pros
perity, and we are pleased to note
that he is enjoying his share o( the
patronage of the public.
—Just received this week, Eta
mines, Mohairs, Embroidered Voi
Panama Dress Goods in the
shades of Brown, Tans, etc. at
you at Moore's.
Hollingers.
Ex-Attorney General Frank
Martin, Grandmaster of the I. O.
O. F. of the jurisdiction of Idaho,
will visit Utopia Lodge No. 36, of
this place, on Saturday evening,
April 2D.
—Mrs. West and Mrs. Robbins
are prepared to do all kinds of sew-1
ing and dressmaking at home.
Apply at W
Notice.—Five first-class Lots in
Eatonville for sale.
S. Becbec's Dental Rooms.
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—A. r. Anms aiul( . H. Murray,'
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both well and favorably known
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have opened up a swell establish
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ment in the Beeler Hotel building.
-Misses' and Children's Hats
ion shonld see our sttn-k of Misses.
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and children s headwear, dainty
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hats, stylish little Bonnotts, in all
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the pretty new ideas at Hollingers.
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-A. C. Moore and John O'Hopge
have opened their new saloon.
iheir fixtures are very fine.
—Agent H. \V. Jones of thc G.
.V at Sandpoint was np Tuesday.
His arm, which was injured by thc
accidental dif. liargeof a gun, while
stationed Iiere, is still giving Imu
trouble.
—Spray Pumps and Spray Ma
terial are now in demand, and you
will find a full line at Jones &
Bishop's Drug Store.
—A letter has been received from
Henry Tank of Ruihmorc, Minn.,
by a friend, and he says as soon as
the lease ol lands he now holds ex
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pires, he will return to his native
haunts, the Kortenai valley, where
he does not have to wear 3 or 4
fraternity have lately tried
establish themselves here in the
saloons, anticipating the railroad
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lioom, but Sheriff Doust made a
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^ notified those gente to move on
with their paraphernalia, or a
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hre would be the result,
pair of trousers to keep from frecz
ing to death.
—Several parties of the gambling
to
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-The compressed air Spray',
Pump i» the best and most com e
nient, und you can buy them a t
I,Jones Bishop's Drug Store. t
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_W. Wein hart, of Lomi», Wash.
*- as j n town during the week, pre
paring for a prospecting trip. He !
|V ai j formerly of Sylvanite, foreman
of the Goldflint mill.
sumed thc management of the
cstablisment.
j n drs t class condition and run 1
in a first class manner.
--Mrs. James E. Dolan has leas
tl lc International Hotel and as
The house will Ik* :
—Win. Eldorton is putting up a
new building alongside of the El*
derton building. We understand
it is to be occupied as a saloon,
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Saturday, everything in la
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and Bonnotts Will he soldat less
cry.
than cost at Hollingors.
— Chus. O'Callaghan, the woll
known real estate dealer, has been
quite sick for the past two weeks,
for the first time.
-Advertisers will please note
that copy lor display advertising
should he handed in not later than
Thursday to receive our best ser
vice, and local reading notices
should reach us not later than
Friday noon. Always bear in mind
that we cap give your advertise
ments better attention, display and
position if they arc handed in
I early.
and was able to be out yesterday
—If your boy is "tough" on bis
clothes bring him in and get a
tough suit, as wo have tough suits
fl >r tough boys. Bonner Merc. Co.
—The" Rathbonc Sisters enjoyed
! a delightful social evening on Fri
day night.
— Senator W. B. Hcyburn has
j our thanks for a sack of govern
ment seeds, which, while they last,
are a * t *' e disposa 1 of the Senator's
friends and Herald readers.
i —Saturday s Bargains. Beautiful
bhirt u aisfcs, the newest things in
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(»mile and Belts. Swell Corset Co
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skirts. Dress Skirts, all new arnv
ftt „^lingers,
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replace those wild on the 120 Las
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ter offer. Only u few days left
Mon thc drawin Moore's have
8ome « crackerj#ck u Buit patterns
—Geo. Schofield and sister, Mrs.
E B Moor()) returned from Wig .
cousin last Friday. They werei
accompanied home' by Mrs' Perry
mother of Mrs. Schoncld who will
spend the summer here.
J. E. Callahan is home from
Alberta where he and his partner,
M. P. Bogle, have purchased land
, with a view of establishing a cattle
j ranch. He speaks well of Alberta.
—Two new saloons opened in
quick succession since last issue,
first, the "White Caribou Bar", op
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Kootenai Hotel Bar', operated bv
Annig & Mu Both openings
were we p aUendcib
evening, April 23.
meeting is expected.
—Rev. J. M. Eastland, of Kalis
p C H ( stopped off lyre on his way to
Sjwkano Monday. He is expected
back today to participate in the
dedication services of the Paradise
Valley church.
— Christian Endeavors are pre
paring to furnish special Easter]
music for their meeting tomorrow
An interesting
Miss Foyicl
Williams is the leader for the eve
niHg.
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Master of thc A. F. & A. M.,ofIila
b°>'YjJt Yisit Bonners Icrry Lmlge
^°* 4nisevening. The resident
Muom are immctnc for .» ban*
quct and grnt . ra i good timc to
which they invite all sojourning
Masons and their wives,
complete stock of harness, saddles,
the trade.
—J. M. Townsend, thc harness
maker and saddler, has moved his
shop into the building one door
west of the Hotel Casey.He has a
and all sundry articles that go with
Repair work promptly
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, United States
Office ('»Mir d'Alene, Idaho, April 1,-190.'».
A sufficient ronteid affidavit having been fil
ed in this office by Fred Llpp. contestant,
against Homestead Entry No. 2*13. made Oct
ober 12. 1901. for SL NE'4. AU. NWji. Section 32,
Twp. 64N.KIK. H. M . by John Berry. cou
tentée. In which it is alleged t!tas •mid entry*
man has wholly abandoned »hot trad and
Changed hi» renitlenec therefrom for more than
'iv months aiiust making said entri that sala
tract is not settled upon ami cultivated by
kh hi party aa required bylaw, that there are
no Improvement* nor cultivation by said par
ty a* required by law and that »aid alleged
absence from nabl land was not «lue to hi* em
ployment in the Army, Navy or Marine (
of the United States «luring the war with ;
or «luring any other war in which the United
State** may have been engaged either ns a pri
vate soldier, offie«*r.
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Said parlies are hereby notified t«» an pear,
»pond ami «>ffer evMence touching aula alle
'clock a.
on May 2.*». l'ddf».
• Ü. S. ('oinmibHioner Thomas J. Jones at
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL
YOUR
List it with rue at the
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Examine my List of splendid
Ranches, Timber Lands and City
Property in Bonners Ferry and
Kootenai Valley, it will pay you,
I am selling them every day.
Here arc a few samples:
$1050—A Lot with 2 Business
buildings, Main Street.
$ 50 —Residence Lots, Eatox
ville.
$1600 — 11)0 Acres Land, 2 Mims
out bearing orchard, spring,
1,200,000 ft. pine timber, near
river, dwelling house, snap, for
short time.
,$ 100 —One Acre Tracts, North
Side, suburban residences,
$25 to $50 —North Side Town Lots.
$ 10 —Per Acre, 40 Acre Tracts,
near town, unimproved.
$ 25 — Per Acre, 40 Acre Tracts,
near town, improved.
|$ 500-- Lot 50x140, 4 -Room Dwel
ling house.
$6500—150 Acres 3 Miles Out,
40 acres cultivated, rich soil,
100 bearing fruit trees, berries,
water, splendid buildings, lots
of timber, good road, near ri
ver, terms.
$6000 — 340 Acres 24Mii.es out,
100 acres meadow, partly Ti
mothy, orchard, springs, splen
did soil, ideal location, fine
buildings, terms.
5—Per Acre 160 Acres Tiw
ber and farming hind, on road.
1$ 700 — 4 Lots, 6-Room Dwelling
close to business,
$1600—10 Room House and three
lots, 150x140.
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$50 to $100 —Splendid Residence
lots 50x125.
N. P. LAND
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2000 Acres N. P. Land at $1.00 to
$2.00 per acre.
Homestead Relinquishments, in
timber, cheap, on hand.
Cluis. O'Ccilldghan,
REAL ESTATE. : NOTARY PUBLIC*.
Tionners Ferry, Idaho.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI
« lui District of the Suit* o( I«1 mU u iu »»ml (or
the fountv u( KooIoiimI.
Bonner Water and LIkUi Company Lt'd , a
corporation, plaintiff vs. Earl C. Tyler, and
. his wile, defendant.
The Stale o( Idaho to Earl Tyler and
, his wile, the above named de*
fendant :
You are hereby notified, (as you have been
notified) that there Is now on file in the office
«>( the clerk of the District Court of the First
Judicial District of suhl State, in Riithdruui,
County of Kootenai, the complaint w( th*
above named plaintiff, wheriu Ike above
plaintiff» seek to condemn a rml'tof way over
and a cross the North half of the Southeast
quarter of Sect ion 23, iu Township G2, North ot
Range 1. West of the Boise Meridian, in Ko«»
tonal County, Stale of Idnho, for the use ol
la> ing a pipe line (ortho purpose of conveying
Water to the Village of Bonner» Ferry and l«>
the Inhabitants thereof, for a more particular
description of the part» and- parcel« sought to
he condemned you arc referred W the verified
complaint of the plaintiff hvfeuuto attached
and herewith serve«! and you an* further not
Hied to appear and show cause why the above
described property should not be condemned
as prayed lor in this complaint.
And you are also notified that unie
appear and answer to sahl complaint
ten days after service hereof, if served within
Kootenai County, amt within twenty «lays, if
served out of said County, but within said
Judicial District, aud within forty days if
served out of said District (exclusive of the
«lay of service) the pUlwtkff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in thc com
Given under in\ hand and ine seal ol the
Dintrlei Court of the First Judicial District
„( the sut« f Idaho, in and for the County of
Kootenai, thih lOth lay of April, A. D. 1900.
T L. Quarles, Clerk.
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