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The Bonner& Ferry Herald
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21,1905.
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
NUMBER 16
BonnersPerrvHerald
ESTABLISH KO IN 1SSI
THt PIONEER NEWSPAPER
Or KOOTENAI COCNTT.
S- D. TAYLOR. Editor and Proprietor
TKRMS
One ye.»r
BI» mouth*
ADVKRTTRIXG RATKS:
Local reading notice« five cent« ]»er Une
each Insertion. U'uul Notice» at le cal rule».
Rate» ft»r Display advertising made known on
npplicrttlon. Curds of THh H k», Resolution» of
Respect ami similar matter five cents per line.
Entered at the Post Office at Bon liera FVsrry.
Idaho,
Second Cl
Matter.
DIRECTORIES
Churches.
pK KÖBYTKRI AN —
rYiera every alternate
und »mne evening at
Regular preaching in
Sunday morning at 10:30,
7:30. Sunday bChool at 11
Rev. o. 6 WWteON, PeaUir.
QaTHOLIC—
Kitgniai «erv4œ«ou ihe4lh Snudo-y «feaeh
Hi. Sunday school every Sunday at 11:30
a. n..
Rev. KATHKR KELLY. f ew tor.
M KT 11 0 1 » 1ST Kfl àOOI* A L—
Paradise valley—Every alternate Sunday
819:30 p. c:. Sunday itffco». tvery Suuda? at
11 ;uo a in. North Side-Every alteruate Sun
day ni 11 .00 a. in. Sunday St I 1 .. 0 I every Sunday
■ 1 10:40 a m. Rev. L. N. IL ANDERSON,
Pastor.
A M*miî.«».v»ry !«!«,. no.«. K f. * a.
LÎ ouKÜSSäwuS? bSro« 1bu
teminy 'S" '' ,u ' 11Mc< ' " rc
hemby WK 1 .I. 1 B, S ecreur y.
uiopitin La.ige,No as, i.o. o K.. meet.
Lro'hciTTratetDRny 11 lavi s"'m. b'IcbÄ
n. o. \\m. VtuGuskcu.scoieiary.
R e Liidrc K<if'«i, i. o.
i'isuüL ViAiILkTihi" 5 înra'iSi'iy VivifSi." 1 Mil's
sccreitij! S|!AR ' N l Ml> ' **' Tavu> *.
Secret Societies.
M
m> I K1.10W-
o
N IflHTSOF V YTH4 As
Acme
K
odge, No. 15, K. of F. meet« lu
Pythian Hall every Thimduy evening at 8
o'clock. Visiting Knights always welcome.
!.. F.Hoykbu. C. C. K. 1- Lutj.k, K, of R. A S.
R ath rom. sisters—
(Jreseul Temple N(. I«, meet» every oiher
Friday evening lu Knights of Pythia» hull.
Visiting member» Invited. Mrs. K. L. Little.
M. K. C , Miss Phoebe Kim rar. M. of R.
c
E ncampment i. o. o. k.
Kootenai Camp No. 2Ô, !. O.O. V*., meet»
1st and 3rd Monday* of the month at
Visiting patriarchs cordially InviUd.
Mcdbury, U, P, NV. S. Curtis, Se» lbe.
8 o'clot k.
11 . L.
NIOHTS OK TUP: MACCABEES—
Kool<>udt Tent, No. 20 , K.O. T. M., mecU
every alternate Wednesday evemiiK-at 8o'clock.
ViMtinj* Air KniRiiin always invited. <!«r
CaÜäTON. Comtiw.ii.lt r I . II. WALkKR,K.K.
K
ODKRN WOODMEN okAMKR ic.i
Nuriasi«r camp, No. «RW, m. w. a..
meets iu Moodmcu Halt every Monday evening,
ÄÄÄÄ.
L A ill ES OK THE M A (TA BEES
Nortla Sstar Hlv e, Xu
ev«ry ai («nu tu Wedue»day evening at 8 o'clock.
\ Uilln« Ladle» hIwmj* rurdHilly mvtLed. Mk*.
iUURiir Kkulv, l.M.iy Gu
K.mm\ Taylor, Rccoid Keeper.
. 18, L. O. T. M., muet»
iumuder. Mb*.
ML
.
»T OK KICK IIUKKS
Ufrii*
cxc*r])l suinJuj*. Open Sunday» from '.»a. ta.io
2 p. in. Kat>'.bound mall clone« a
WchiDonnd mail ci< *.*•»»• at 2:40 p. m
('opelntni and Porthili mailoloNOitat 7 a. i
Monday*, Wutiucttday» mid Friday«.
f. F. COOK. IK., Postmobter.
P'
n. 8 »I.
.oui el
•s at 8 p. m.,
t 1U ; .VO p. in.
. and 8 p, m.
q ,
ÜbSI w \az ij'OOClto
NEW
STORE
We carry a line of General
Merchandise, including Groceries,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Shoes and Notions,
and other lines too ruinerons to
Our Goods are bought Right and
will he sold Right. Our Stock is
New and Fresh. We can positively
Undersell all competitors. Come
in and see us and let us prove our
assertions. Wo npt only have a
New Store and New Goods, hut we
arc in a jiosition to quote you
[\J \A/ Dnippc
_
-
mention.
G. H. FÎNR0W & CO.
Two iKiors Radii »rf I*. O.
Wain Streel, Bonner» Ferry.
M. A. 1'KJiKKSON, Mngr.
Business Location
: For Sale :
The Rest Business 1/oeaiion
Bonners Ferrv, inehnling Busiueea
House and Lot, centra 11 v located on
MAIN STREET
A Snap!
enquire at tliis office.
For Further particulars
4411
Where Do You Cat?
Fresh Oysters any Style, any
time Day or Night at tho Combina
J
tion Cafe.
ivuj.rurmi..
MILLION DOLLARS
THE STAKES
Big Contest is on at Land Office between Gov
ernment and N. P. Railway Company.
One million dollars at the least
estimate is the value of the land
which the Northern Pacific will
city, Idaho, is decided in the favor
of the government, according to
the estimate of F. M. Goodwin,
speial agent of the general land
office. For the past week and a
half five men have been sitting
around a rough table in the ante
room of the receiver's office at
Coeur d'Alene city, spitting tobacco
in a common box and playing for
these tremendous stakes with as
loose if the contest case which has
just been heard at Coeur d'Alene
little concern as the corner grocery
sbo « sil1 declaring war «11 Eng
>d. m. T. Saunders of St. Paul,
assisted by Thomas Coonev, who
Lus made a personal examination
of thu lands in dispute, is opposed
in this great game by G. B. Gard
ner, attorney for the government,
o.F.jûssisted by A. J. Collier, govern
ment geologist, and F. M. Good
win. Twenty-eight witnesses were
produced by the government to off
set the evidence of a half dozen
called by the Northern Pacific,
these men succeed in
If
convincing
the secretary of the interior, to
whom the case will ultimately go,
that the land in question is non
mineral in character, the Northern
Pacific will be $1,(XX),000 richer.
F. M. Goodwin said yesterday:
'By the grant of land to the North
I
lie law isthesameas it always
was, hut it is now being strictly
interpreted. Formerly a claimant
\ J , .
Went before the general COIlimiS
Kioncv to make final proof of hiJ
land after having been tliero OIllv
once in six months. 'Have von
made continuous residence them?'
the commissioner would ask. .j
have never been absent for bix
Must live on Homestead Land.
months,' the claimant would ans
wei. 'Well, then,' said the com
missioner, 'that is continuous res
idence.' But that is not continuous
residence now. For the past year
special agonis of the department
have had supervision of final proof,
and they are in a position to know
1 more about the lands than the
commissioner, and can croesexam
j inc a claimant in any manner they
1 wish.
"A man must actually proof that
| he has made his home on the land
for five years before he will ho al
lowed to make final proof. If a
man has a family in Spokane, or
j has sufficient residence here to
j vote, and goes to his homestead
once in a while, his residence is in
] Spokancand no amount of juggling
with facts will make him a resident
of the homestead.
I "Tho only effect filing on land
land building a house there has is to
j keep some one else from taking it
up; it will not give a man the
right to make final proof and get
1 title to the land, which he must do
in seven years. No one will get
I land now unless he is a bona fide
It is not fair to a man
who goes out and develops a conn-!
1 try to have a man from town, who
!
. settler.
comes out once in six months, get
! j ust as good property as he does.''
i — F. M. Goodwin, special agent of
die Interior Department.
—An epidemic of typhoid is
j prevalent in and around Sandpoint
l at lhu V™ tin,u - I)r - Pa 8 c «
; four cases nt the nun* brick
yard at the Great Northern, being
Mr. Mergv and his daughter, Mrs.
1 Pease, Fred Matson and William
Anderson. Charles Hutson of the
Hunt brick yard is also ill with the
malady, as is Nellie Mathews, four
(miles west of town, a Fredericks«!!
I girl at Colburn, Mike McKenna of
Milltown and Mr. Miller of Coco
. . Ur - TT
typhoid patients at the bandpomt
hospital, Antoine Larson. W.J.
j Anderson and Mr.Mattson. North-1
in 1 Ian. ^ vv .
ern Pacific it was given every odd
section within 40 miles of the right
of way, with the exception of min
oral lands. Where lands are min
jeral the railroad does not get lieu
selections for them. Therefore, if
this region is declared mineral the
Northern Pacifie is out that much,
On the other hand, if the land is
declared to he more valuable for
[ timber and agriculture than for
{its minerals, it will mean to the
railroad if 1,000,000. With the
exception of two townships all this
region, consisting of over 250,000
acres, is included in the proposed
Shoshone forest reserve. If the
land is awarded to the railroad it
will have the privilege of taking
other lands in lieu of these put in
the reserve. I have been inves-1
ligating and have found that the
Northern Pacific has been in the
habit of charging from *5 to $10
for its lieu selections. There is
plenty of nnsclected land, left in
the public domain from which the
railroad could choose.
"In the matter of setiling the
public domain, the department is
now much more strict than it used
to be.
Before final proof can be
made on any homestead the claim
ant must show that he has actually
lived continuously on the land for
five years, and continuous residence
is taken to mean exactly what it
says. Going on the land once in
six months will not suffice.
L 0. 0. F. GRAND LODGE
Fivo Hundre d Delegates gatherrd at
tewiston this Week.
T K * (irmd | lu \ trr n ! in
. ' U lIU 1 *"
1 ^"^" 4 0rdl ' r < lf WAMh«*
b ' dd '»-ir nm.nal session at Lewis
tnn tl,is weok - Other Grand bodies
?[ ^ ^ '»* at «,e same time,
blcluding the Rebekah State As .
HOn,bl - v L' ,d th ,° (Jrand Encamp-1
Ihe Encampment met on]
■ompleted its labor
in one day. The Grand Lodge was
in • session from Tuesday until
Thursday, and the Rebckahs from
Monday until Thursday. In all
there were about 500 delegates in]
attendance.
incut.
Monday ami
j
j
of the officers show j
the order to be in a most tlorishing
condition, both In numl.ers and
financially. The grand lodge has
quite a large surplus in the treas
ury. The membership in the stale
now numbers nearly 14.000, being
more than four times that of any
other order.
Lewiston entertained the visitors
very nicely. Monday night a re
eeption was held at which Wavorl
Henry Heitfeld delivered the ad
dress of welcome, and Grand Mas
The reports
Hinton icsponded.
Tuesday evening the degree of
^ bl ' alr J Mas conferred by Boise
( an ton upon Past Fresidcnts Cyu
1,bbl Stokesberry and Mrs. Leonard
and later tbe initiatory degree
j n * bc 8U,,ord inate lodge, and the
1U ''^ kab «*•»«« bl the Rebekah
] lod «« ta < dl exemplified.
Wdnesilay afternoon work in
! B ra » d ^ « as suspended
that the members might be guests
of the Lewiston and Clarkston In
ter Martin and Mrs. Minnie Priest
;
•
tcr-Stute Fair.
Wednesday evening the
M useo
vites had a parade and initiated
some 100 members into the rites and
mysteries of the order, winding up
their hilarity with a grand banquet
, u tho
! t,lc ™l|i n gi r IloUI.
1 Tht ' busincsil of thc kidge
" aB tl,,isllcd Thursday.
Thc h' 11 "« 1 ^ a r» the office«* for
thc «" uin * Y car;
| oDDKKUxuvs.
J„l ul L, Chapman, Lewiston,
grnu ,j master; Judge James M.
Stevens, Blockfoot, deputy grand
master; Fred W. W alton, Wallace,
8ran<l Wardcn; b Hadl, '- V '
secretary (reelected); M. B. Gwinn,
Boise, grand treasurer (reelected);
^ Coughanonr, Pavette, grand
; rejire.-ieiilatiw; 11. W . DimUui. Boise
home trustee for finir years.
Grand Muster J. 1., Chapman til
led the appointivootlieer us follows.
William VanGasken, Bonners Fcr
, , , ' ,,
rv, srand marshal; Harvey Sutton,
, , , '
Middleton, grand conductor; S. G.
, . ,
Isnman, Lewiston, grand guardian;
, ... . ... , ,
E. .1. Phelps, Boise, grand herald;
Key. Eugene Walker, Rathdrum,
grand chaplain. The officers were
regnlarly installed.
Win Filler
Win. Van Gasken,
ton, W. H. Emory, S. I). Taylor
and Mrs. S. 1). Taylor, Mrs. H. L.
Mcdbury and Miss Lizzie Me
| Laughlin were in attendance from
Bonners Ferry.
, kkbkkAhs.
j Mrs. Agnes Swinnerton, Ward
j ner, president; Mrs Sarah J. Han
dy, Caldwell, vice president; Mrs.
| Emma Taylor, Bonners Ferry, war
deir Mrs. Emma M. Edwards,
Lewiston, secretarv; Mrs. Mary
George, Bellevue, treasurer: Mrs.
Lillian Warren, Sanclpoint, district
deputy and president of north; Mrs.
Cynthia Spokesborry,
district deputy for the south; Mrs.
Martha Bruner, Halley, trustee for
j three years.
In the Rebekah state assembly
Mrs. Agnes Swinnerton, president,
Meridian,
announced the following appoint
ments; Mrs. Della R. Willis, Lew
Retta
Holman, Moscow, chaplain; Mrs.
Ada Merritt, Salmon, inside guard
ial!; Mrs. Ada Wilson, Boise, out
iston, marshal; Mrs. Anna Hite,]
Wardner, conductor; Mrs.
side guardian.
Moscow is to have the honor of
entertaining the Idaho State Press
Association this week, and it will
have guests worthy of the best it
The editors of Idaho,
( |
can give,
judging from the papers they sen
ont, arc an exceptionally able lot!
of fellows.—Spokesman-Re view.
—Miss Ethel Riekcrd of Bon
ne *' s Ferry, necomp,:«»ied by her
cousin. Miss Myrtle Kicked ofi
v M i , .
(-»rand Porks, North Dakota, are in
,i„' . . k - ..
the city thisweek the g nests of II.
^ and family. Lev are en
[J ,Ht0 lu | n,c fr ' ,ul ' P ul ^nc
^ |« d £**'*£* ^ "f
ng friends, says the Northern Ida
1,0
where
Kootenai Valley Vegetables.
It becomes every day more ev
ident that iu the line of vegetable ]
raising with some care and industry
a great deal can ho accomplished |
in this valley and the adjacent
territory. Only this week (îeorge
ScboffieU tetehiil in some garden
P r,, duee that was not in any way
in bM'ior to the same varieties taised
«'bsewherc. Splendid, ripe Hubbard
f "l ua ' dlC8 11,1,1 oars ,,f cwn woro a
"M 11 1,1 sw - '* be corl1 t ' ars nit ' a -1
sure d in average about one foot a
tur< - " as that tbo Äeeds Wl ' n ' «»"'y
P lanted 111 -'b>tlier Earth as lute as
Ju, >' L Tho « obliged to
Mr> Sehollicld f.ir specimens of his
industry.
» wa y fa,r was very
;«ueees.,ful as a handsome profit
«as left after paying all expenses
f,Ar a m,dcus fur ^turc events.
piece, and the Ilubb.trd Bijuashes
were of the largest. The main fea
Closing of Spokane Fair.
Last Sunday was the closing day
of the Spokane fair, and all con
cerned seem to ho satisfied with
the results. It is claimed that the
fair was better than any fair held
before from every standpoint.
III
Spokane praises the manager, R.
11. Cosgrove, highly for the success.
As years roli by such an institution
if properly managed ought to lie
something that Spokane and the
,'' rea1, surl °uiidiiig empire needs,
j
| ...
j ar< ' lin » "*&**
1 JÎ" n f wholesale price. Hoi
I Unger s.
—Snaps! Snaps! Bargains! Bar
gains! Ask to see them! Mann
Vt'r»ts,
'
We
fucturers' line of sample
blankets, hosiery and glove's.
1
not be responsible for any debts of
^ whatever contracted by
my wife, Kate Markham,
(k-lolier 7, 1005.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that I will
A. \V. Markham.
Dated at Bonners Ferry, Idaho,
North Side News.
| lor home in Hillyard Tuesday.
,, ., , ... . '
Miss Mathilda \\ rav, a former
x . ,
resident of tho North bide, came in
,, , ,
Monday from bpukane. She lias
, ", , , . , , ,, ,
neon employed to tench the Hooker
j §
William I ' eslil ' and sist,T -
-^Miss Sophia Grace, attended the
* a * r 1,1 Spokane last week.
T. McCall has returned from a
visit to his former home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Eliza Moore, who has for
Mrs. Belle Shields returned to
several weeks been visiting at her
brother's, W. T. McNear, returned
t0 Spokane last week,
The 20 months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Aldrich was very
111 Wednesday night,
one has whooping cough, which is
quite prevalent among the children
at present,
The little
L. P. Hurd, of Newport, Wash.,
B. F. Irish, of Fergus Falls, Minn.,
and A. H. Irish, of St. Paul, Minn.,
cousins of Mrs. S. Covert and Mrs.
C. 1). Rowell, visited here this
week. The two latter gentlemen
were on their way home from the
Coast cities,
nephews of Mrs. M. A. Lord, and
Opening of Hotel Dining Room.
The dining room in the Casey
I Hotel was re-opened Thursday
j morning, after having received a
thorough renovation in every part
! ieular. The culinary section of
the hotel will henceforth be con
ducted under the name of
'The
^ ale 1 under the personal
management of A. If. Hay, who is
proprietor. Bonners
needs 11 *' rst class
| kind and . if properly conducted
will not lack patronage.
Ferry
resort of this
—Wo can lit your feet. We have
an extensive line to choose from.
You eannot bl>at our P rices an }'
l Bondes om shoes are woihl
bcntcrB f< 1 wo "' «»d a complete
Inn* to choose from, ('all in at
, ..
HolllllffCr the l»1g shoe ScllorB.
- -_ -
-IN
Rea! Estate
L
Bmûu'r» Kt^ry^VniwiMKNiî'i'wîm . .
jfi"î,\ t .iuhy"«mi!îî. U ord y " u " homc
" , ' ouk '
T7 i DTIIT J /^TT*V
jf AK1Y1 3.I1Q LI 1 1
on want to maku
r my bargain* iu
PROPERTY
An Ideal Stock Farm,
ru» nf im*a«lmv land, all funuud mid
od, Rood orchard, Ui bund of ualllu and
machinery. Will be «old for |70n0
Just Dirt Cheap,
imjH-tjvi
re* of Meadow
i
—.Ill cut
.. Orchard, k°ud
d. I»'* mile* from Runner»
100 ton« of Imy.
•. well imji
il<
Lots in Riverside Addition.
For 20 days Twill «dl *20 lots in Kivcr»idc
Addition til ftiü euch on the inMnllniciit pinn,
fin down, and |10 per month. These lot* are!
within ONK BIih Iî of tin* Depot grounds of the
, S|M»kHiu* a hiturinitioiml Hallway,
look a good chance I« gel your»elf a home.
Here is a Bargain.
Don't ov
s Room lionne and 10 aero« of ground, »old
on ttio installment plan, (Â0 easii and fl'> per
month. 1» l / 4 mile from saw mill. Would make
hou»e.
Good Home Cheap.
l £ acre tract» or larger on in- j
|10 down, lia la nee In month
Will »ell y
Ktallment plan.
1) nay
III».
Here Is A Bargain,
ow land in Kootenai
*d ; good house and barn: will
■ mile from »tutiuii and
1ST aero» of toad
Valley ; a.l (ern
eut 120 Ion» hay
Railroad- I Tice |2'>
A Good
Hay Ranch,
120 acre» fir*t u'a»» hay medow. will cut
loo ions of I.ay. one mile from Railroad and
Station, imp
■lit.
M ire HOD".
A Bargain.
320 arre« land, covered with Yellow Pine,
d Fir. Saw Mill, Flauer. Kdger.
ITlce fiMuo.
Tn
*i II. F. Kngine.
For Sale.
ô nural Mur* handi»«* Ru»iiie»». Store 20xfi0
acre ground |2U0D »lock
1 location on H. R. Frlcc |:tuOn.
witii basem
on bund, gt
Stock Farm Cheap.
aiTm Inpmred Imirt. all vne1i<sed with
tiood to>a«tl fence. Rig Harn TOxlOo. Fart Mca
,,0 "' I* 11 "!, will cut 2U0 ion» hay. part Timothy.
Orchard and good range for cattle.
rash. Frlcc *4*10.
4 Bargains on Main Street.
imy
For Sale
»2000
Rent good Store Building for
2g«»Mi Saloon hwation* with building*
land three lad». Frlcc I1ÂÜ0 eaah. Two build
ing» and three lot», one half inlecest ff«>r f&O
cash.
. T ^
A. J. KENT, Real Estate
I have «uveral gtwnl rcliiKiutohmeut» on hand
that wilt to'Mdd cheap. <'all and look them
over, al»o remember. 1 will advert 1m> your
property free. If you Itot It with me. ! 'will
charge you Ô per cent commission on a Hale.
Deputy Mineral Record««,
and Justice of the Peace.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO
WHICH THIS SPACE HEXT WEEK
C. C. MERCANTILE CO.
H9H9B
rurttiturc and Undertaking
WALL PAPER, PICTURE FRAMING, CARPETS,
LINOLEUMS, WINDOW SHADES.
LET US FIGURE ON FURNISHING YOUR HOUSE
WILL GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU THE FREIGHT.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Bonners Eerrv, Ida
r
JONES
T. A. Bishop, M. D.
JONES & BISHOP
DRUGGISTS
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Notions.
Choice Cigars, Paints and Oils, Spray Pumps.
Bonners Ferry,
Idaho
Y
Che Bonners Terry Cumber Co., Dd
HAVK A.vvf ihm; vor want in thk way of
LUMBER
DIMENSIONS. Sized or Bough
GROOVED ROOFING.
COMMON BOARDS.
DROP SIDING.
8HIPLAP.
FLOORING.
BEADED CEILING.
BEVEL SIDING.
MOULDINGS.
SHINGLES.
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