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We maintain the Highest Standard of
Quality. All Heavy Goods, we
You will find by Trading with us that
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If We Can hel|> You
We Buy in Car Lots
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Headquarters
Save $50 to $100
and can Positively give our Customers
the advantage of
For Everything in the Line of
Hardware CEi.
Groceries
BETTER GOODS
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LOWER PRICES
Of your Yearly Salary or Daily Wages on your Purchases,
Why should we not interest you? If you are not already
a Customer of ours
JOIN OUR PROCESSION FOR 1906
We enjoy the Largest Trade in the Country,
and always have a Large and Complete
Htock on hand.
Than can be had where goods arc bought
in smaller quantities.
The Bonner Mercantile Co., Ltd, Bonners Perry.
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J. W. McKNIOriT,
Proprietor.
HOTEL CASEY
Leading Hotel of Bonners Ferry
Whole Sale and retail
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
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The Celebrated Green River Whisky
High-Grade Whiskies. Imported and
Domestic Wines, Gin and Cigars.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Bonners Ferry,
Idaho.
Tie lest Brands of Liqnors m Wines
AT THE.
'WHITE CARIBOU BAR'
^Choice Cigars always on Hand'**
Shade's Beer on
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P. C. Pisher, Prop.
Local and Personal
— "Pfister is coming!" See page 3.
— See 11 0 1 lingers big bargain
counter.
—Go fo Farnam & Johnson's
new shop for first class blacksmith
ing and horseshoeing. Worn gua
ranteed. Experienced workmen, tf
—The Electric Light Co. has
authorized Neal Wertenberger to
wire for them and make rates for
lighting. Persons desiring to in
stall lights ca 1 consult him in re
lation to the same.
— James McGreevey, superin
tendent of timber work for the
Bonners Ferry Lumber Co., reports
work progressing very nicely in
the company's logging
there not being too
I interfere with operations
— Wo still have Indies' shop
ping bags left still going at just
half price, at Ilollingers.
— "Pfister is coming!" See page 3.
George Kendall, the K. V. en
I ginecr, has taken a two-months lay
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall will
move back to their home in Spokane,
leaving the latter part of the
month. Engineer McDermott of
the main line has taken Mr. Ken
dall's run.
—It will interest you to know
that the 1906 styles in men's cloth
ing are a decidedly new departure.
Learn about them at Moore Bros.
—C. A. Nutt, a brother of the
Nutt Bros., is a recent arrival in
Bonners Kerry, coming from Ar
gyle, Minn. Mr. Nutt is an as
sayer by profession.
—The few Christmas goods left
over are being so d at just half
price at Ilollingers.
— G. R. Gray, manager of the C.
C. Mercantile Co., went to Spokane
Monday, returning Tuesday.
camps,
much snow to
off.
Mrs. T. A. Bishop left Tues
day for Spokane and Rathdrum,
on business.
She returns today.
1 —Farnam & Johnson have
I opened a first class blacksmith
shop ne<t to their feed stable, with
an experienced blacksmith in
charge. Give them a call.
— "Pfister is coming!" See page 3.
— Figure with the Bonner Merc
antile Co. for your winter supply
of Provisions and Groceries. We
are the largest buyers of this class
of goods in Northern Idaho and
can save you money.
—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillon
returned from Spokane Tuesday,
and left by sleigh for their ranch
tt Round Prairie.
— When you get one of Moore's
•xcellcnt premiums, you share
their profits, See?
—The Coffee for Your Breakfast
I hat will make your head clear ami
>ut you in condition to do a good
lay's work is Tillman & Bendel
loffec.— C. C. Mercantile Co.
—The snow in the Pack River
•ountry is so deep that logging
I <perations are practically suspend
•cl, there being about 5 feet on the
J level. In the Kootenai Valley the
] mow is pronounced just right for
"Bging
, --"Pfister is coming!" Soo page 3.
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— "rs. Geo. H. Gray, mother of
Mrs. Jas. McGreevey and Mrs.
J. B. Howe, and Mrs. J. D. Bonar,
a sister of Mrs. McGreevey and
Mrs. Howe leave today for their
home in Washington, after visiting
the McGreevey sand Howes for sev
eral weeks.
—Come in and see our new stock
of lints Latest styles.— C. C. Merc.
Co.
—Mrs. P. H. Callahan won the
chocolate set at the drawing at the
K. T. Go. store. Chance No. 13
won the prize, notwithstanding all
the superstitious notions about its
being an unlucky number.
—Another big shipment of men's
and boys' shoes just landed at the
Men's Shop.
—When you get Shilling's Tea,
Shilling's Coffee, Shilling's Baking
Powder, Shilling's Extracts, you
get what you want. If you don't
get what you want, you get your
money back. At the C. C. Merc. Co
—Conductor G. P. Towne will
resume his run on the Kootenai
Valley Railway, commencing next
Tuesday. Mr. Towne has been in
capacitated for duty for about three
months, owing to an injury fo his
knee, while jumping from the coach
at Cope and. His many friends
will be glad to note that he has so
for recovered as to be able to
port for duty.
— "Pfister is coming!" See page 3.
The new blacksmith shop, next
to Farnam A Johnson's feed stable,
wishes to demonstrate the quality
of their work, by a trial job.
-Jack Fletcher was in from
Naples yesterday. lie has been
with Louis Popp's establishment
for the past six months.
— "Pfister is coming!" See page 3.
Go to Moore's' for clothes; they
are in the clothing business from
Dear Sir, to Yours Truly.
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— Mrs. Wm. Hart went to Spo
kane Tuesday night, accompanied
by her son Chartes,, to attend the
graduating exercises of the Spo
kane High school. Her daughter,
Miss May Hart, is a member of the
graduating class.
r. Hart went
to Spokane also on Thursday, the
exercises occurring Thursday ev
emug.
There are shoes and shoos, but
the Hamilton-Brown Co.'s shoe
leads them all, carried by tho t . C.
ercantile Co. The new stock is
just in and opened up. Buy your
shoes at the c . C. C o.'s.
•—The prospect of a liquor famine
was materially relieved this week
by the arrival at the Club of the
largest cask of whiskey that ever
came to ■ onuers Ferry. William
Hart, the proprietor, states that it
contained 321 gallons and weighed
3089 pounds. It was shipped from
a bonded warehouse, and is high
grade goods.
—Agent for the best laundry in
town. If you want your laundry
done first-class, leave it at the
Hotel Bonner Barber 8 hop.— E. C.
Day, Prop.
— W. F. Jones returned Wednes
day frem Wisconsin, where he had
been on business. He reports a
heavy snow fall in that state, ami
says the mercury registered 27 be
low zero while he was there.
— Herbert McNamara had the
misfortune to break his leg, above
the knee, while coasting, lust Wed
nesday. Dr. E. E. Fry was called
to attend the case. The patient
is getting along as well as could be
expected.
Lost —One muley cow, brindle
color, branded with circle on left
side. Anyone knowing the where
abouts of such estray, will kindly
inform,
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W. J. HoAGLAND,
Bonners Ferry.
— Marry Melder, representing
the Spokane Piano House, reports
the sale of a fiue organ to Pete
Parker. Anyone wishing a pia : o
or organ should consult Mr. Mel
der. He will save you $50 to $100
on a first class instrument, such as
the Mason & Hamlin, Krueger,!
Kurtzmane, and Krohler & ( amp
bell.
— Shoes! This is the season when
quality counts in shoes. The Bon
tier Mercantile Co. sell the kind
with quality, and the price is al
ways right.
— The railroads arc having more
or less tronblc with snow. Several
wroc-s are reported this week on
the Great Northern. The only one
very serious was the wreck of the
east hound local freight Wednes
day night. It struck a snow slide
just cast of Newport and the en
gine and several cars went down
the bank, almost into the Pend d'
Oreille River. No one was hurt.
—Thos. A. Hooker went to Rath
drum Thursday on business at the
county seat, returning yesterday.
— E. S. Moore, the popular sales
man for T. J. Hollinger, went to
Spokane on Wednesday, to order
goods for Ilollinger's department
store.
Big Sacrifice Sale of ladies'
skirts, jackets, shirt waists, furs.
Also children's long and short
jackets must be sold regardless of
cost, at Ilollingers.
—The entertainment g : ven by the
Rpworth League last evening was
well patronized. The supper wa*
fine and a delightful musical pro
gram was rendered.
—Miss Ethel Riekerd and cous
in, Miss Myrta Rickeri, were in
Ssndpoint during the week to at
tend the Lee-Yoder wedding.
—Carl Laodquist received a !
serious injury last Tuesday while
working with the engineer. He 1
had ascended a ladder to math a
point on a pile, when the ladder 1
slipped and he fell, spraining both
ankles, and breaking a bone inf^
both ankles. The injury is very
Lanlquist is
painful.
nephew of Mrs. C. D. Rowell and
Mrs Sau Duel Covert.
Mr.
Lee-Yoder.
Mies Laura Pniiips, daughter
Mrs. H, b. Lee of Sandpoint, and_
Samuel G. Yoder, of this place,I
were married at the home of t'ie a
bride's parents in Saodpoint, last 1 1
Wednesday, Rev. Harris, ot the ( I
Presbyterian church performing ! fl
the cermony. About 30 guests •
were present.
Bonners Ferry local to be Pulled 08
Anew lime card on the G. N.
Ry goes into effect tomorrow morn- |
mg, Jan. 21.
The Bonners Ferry Local, pass
enger, is to be pulled off.
Under the new turd, trains Nos.
2 and 3 pass at Bonners Ferry at
1:30 a m. No. 1 goes west at 3 :3<
«. m., and No. 4 goes east at 12:25
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With $30 in Cash Coupons.
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With $35 in Cash Coupons.
at Moore Bros
Men's Shop.
We Divide the Profits with our Cutsomers.
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SIRS. L. E. LEWSIAN, Proprietress
We Employ Only White Labor
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Meats, PociUtnj and fish
Cash puid for Veal, Hog* and Poultry.
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WALDEN BROS
Merchant Tailors
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B oncers Ferry,
Idaho.
John Mchlfblo.
Embalming!
H. E. HUNT** ei
Sandpoint, - - Idaho I
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CARPENTER SHOP
Contractors
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The Only LIcciirch! Embalmerin
in Northern Idaho. Servicen can
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-W. A. Alexander, - - Domic r» Ferry
Carpenter Work of all Kinds
Estimates Furnished,
— We have big bargains to offer
this week in ladies' Odd Vests,
ladies' and Misses hosiery, shirt
waist«, etc., at Ilollingers.
— \\ lieu you think of the most
stylish and serviceable clothes your
money can buy, think of Moore
Tire.