Bonners Ferry herald. [volume], February 10, 1906, Image 6

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Stop and Consider these F acts !
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We maintain the Highest Standard nf
Quality. Ail Heavy Goods, we
You will find by Trading with us (hat
We are
if We Can help ¥0«
We Buy in Car Lots
Headquarters
For Everything in the Line of
Hardware CEX
Groceries ^
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Save $50 to $100
and can Poritivcly give our Customers
the advantage of
BETTER GOODS
Of your Yearly Salary or Daily Wages on your Purchases,
Why should we not interest yon? If you arc not already
a Customer of ours
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LOWER PRICES
JOIN OUR PROCESSION EOR 1900
We enjoy the Largest Trade in the Country,
and always have a Large and Complete
Stock on hand.
Than can be had whore goods arc bought
in smaller quantities.
The Bonner Mercantile Co., Ltd, Bonners ferry.
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J. W. McHMOIIT,
Proprietor.
HOTEL CASEY
Leading Hotel of Bonners Ferry
Whole Sale and retail
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
BONNERS FERRY,
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Wm. HAKT. Proprietor.
AGENCY FOR
The Celebrated Green River Whisky
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High-Grade Whiskies Imported and
Domestic Wines, Gin and Cigars
BILUHSDS AND POOL
Bonners Ferry,
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Shade's Beer on Draught
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P. C. Fisher, Prop.
Local and Personal
—See Ilollingers big bargain
counter.
—The C. C. is the leading family
Grocer.
—Senator Dubois says he cor
dially approves the forest reserve
policy in Idaho. But the point in
that case is, who approves Senator
Fred T.
—In Moore's spring line of cel
ebrated "Hawes" $3 hats, there is
something to tit every face, figure
and fancy.
— W. H. Tromhlee is now at Pot
latch, Idaho, the new lumber man
ufacturing city of the Clearwater.
— Do not forget While Bins when
you need cough syrup.—Jones &
Bishop,
—Come in and see our new stock
of huts —Latest styles.— C. C. Merc.
Co.
-If your watch needs repairing,
send it Io 1C. M. Brown.
—W. F. Jones Las sold his res
idence property in Bonners Ferry.
He has not deiided as to his new
locution but ha* a business opening
in Coetli d'Alene U ul he may ae
Mrs. Jones will remain here
cept.
until he h .s decided upon a. locu
lion.
—Big reduction sale is on in the
Dry goods dépannent of the Bon
ner Mercantile Co.'s big store Ev
ery tiling in the dry goods line,
will be sold at actual cost.
—The Bonners terry bovlii
team has challenged the Saiidp ont
team fiir a match to he pulled off
in Spokane for $100 to $150. The
Sandpoinl l»ani had published a
statement that the Bonners Ferry
team would not meet them else
whtre than at the home alley. The
home team has put the finis on
I ha t talk by the action above
stated.
—Our annual clearing remnant
'ei-gain c unter wiil bel adtd next
•nek. Look out for it. At Hoi
lingers.
—You can buy underwear now
from the Bonner Mercantile Co. at
prices that should induce you to
Jay in a supply.
— \V. J. Hoaglai.d has rented a
large wheat ranch in the Pielou«e
country and haves next week with
hi- family for that country. Mr.
Hoaglund was formerly in the meat
market business her?. Their many
friends will wish tehm every
CASS,
suc
.— Bishop I) N. Mdnturff, pres
idi nt of tiie Alamo c dony, lliform
ttie Mkuald that the} have ar
ranged to establish a créa men
plant at the farm. They will have
10J cows of tneir own and will
take cream from all the customers
they can secure Tiie colony will
make the breeding of B>own Swiss
cattle a specialty—<v breed said to
I be next to the lersey for dairy pur
j pose*, and equal to tue Durham for
beef,
( —When you get Shi ling's Tea,
j Shilling's Coffee, Shilling's Baking
Powder, Shilling's Extracts, you
^et what yon want. If you don't
j get what you want, you get your
money back. At the C. C. Merc. Co.
Situation Wanted —By a young
lady, either as Clerk or Cashier.
References, Applications may be
left at (he Hkrvt.d office
—Hardware:—Keen edge tools,
handy household utensils, best im
plements for farmer, mechanic and
woodsman can be supplied by the
Bonner Mercantile Co. at prices
that are right.
—Senator Heyhurn has our
thanks for a map of Idaho, showing
the forest re.-eives in contempla
lion by tue forestry department.
The map was made by tak ng a
photograph of a map hanging in
the office of the forestry bureau at
Washington. Practically every
thing in North Kootenai is to be
thrown into a forest reserve except
a strip a few miles wide along the
Kootenai and another along the
Pend ii Oreille,
—Agent for the best laundry in
town. If you want your laundry
done first-class, leave it at the
Hotel Bonner Barber Shop.—E. C.
Day, Prop.
—The Coffee for Your Breakfast
that will make your head clear and
put you in condition to do a good
day's work is Tillman & Bendel
Coffee.—C. C. Mercantile Co.
—The limit of gull was reached
when the department of the interior
included Bonners Ferry and the
west half of the Kootenai Valley in
the proposed addition to the Priest
River forest reserve. Phis entire
west half of the vullev, for a dis
tance of thirty-five miles and from
one to five miles tv He jg meadow
and agrictllturul lands.
—Children*!, fleece lined under
wear all sizes 24 to 34, 23c. Chil
dren',. heiw Heeee lined 1 1 use sices
5 to 10, 2 pairs fur 36c, sold regu
lar and 25c and 30c. All ladies
union suits he'nw cost. Ladies
all w >ol hose 2 pairs for 45e reg
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nlar price 35c
choi-e "I any wrapper in our store
at 75". At Hollingers
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—Our best valentines are going
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rapidly.—Jones ife Bishop.
L. Nutt and mother lelt
Wednesday on n v.sit, to their home
in Minnesota. Mr. Nutt will re
torn in a couple of weeks, bot
Mrs. Nutt will lemun until her
Fine repairing
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liusbat d disposes of bis property
there, when they expect to come to
Idaho to locate
—Jen • Irv, Watches and Clo k
Post Office store,
a specialty.
—The Alamo colony has pur-j
chased the City Meat Market, con*
•lucipii by HiiRohcroft & Benoy,
liking possession Tuesday morning.
H. Fletcher Mclutuiff will
man
age the bu-iness. The object
the colony in engaging in the bus
iness i* to dispose of their beef
cattle ami pork without hitting the
middleman's
The bishop
informs us that in addition to their
profits.
liecf cattle, they expect to raise and
market 1000 head of hogs each
year.
—The FitzPatrick Bros., owners
of oneof the largest and finest stock
ranches in the Panlundle of Idaho,
are n.aiketing a fine herd of steers
through their meat mrrket in Bon
ners Ferry.
They ear ply ibeir
shop with meal from thsir own
ranch, and are swelling up a uice
hank account from the proceeds of
the sah
if their stock thus market
•d. Kootenai Valley stock bus
iness paye whet, properly conducted
—Go and pee a snappy line of
For shapely design and
pattern they're in a class of their
Wald Moulded trousers just in at
Moore's.
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re minder.
Moore Bros,
ire now awaiting the a.rival of a|
new shipment of graphophopes and
500 of the verv latest records.
—Weeks tablets will break up a
told.—Jones & Bishop.
—A. E. Rickerd, manager of the
Bonners Ferry Lumber company,
has been in Spokane this week at
tending the annual meeting of ths
lumbermen s association.
About
250 of the leading lumbermen of
the northwest were in attendance,
and a very profitable and enjoyable
meeting resulted. Speeches, ban
quets and good feilowsuip was the
order of the day and many matters
>f importance to those engaged in
the great lumber industry were
passed upon.
—We have a choice line of toilet
soaps --Jones & Bishop.
— G R. Ur. y, manager of ghe C.
(!. Mercantile Co., was down with
an attack of lagiip on Wednesday,
ul is abi- to tend to business again.
The cold nights this week have
helped out the logging camps. The
Banners Ferry Lumber company's
camps have fixed up their roads
by shoveling on snow, and the
teams are now hauling iu log i at a
lively rate.
—New shoes, dress shoes, loggers
siloes, boys shoes. In fact the big
gest and best assortment ever seen
in Bonners Ferry at tiie exclusive
Mens store. — Moore Bros.
—Mr and Mrs. J. B. Brody of
Orling, Wash., sister and brother
in-law ul Mrs. lames McGreevey,
are making Mr. and Mrs. McGree
vey a visit.
—Assessor D, R. Adams was in
town Tuesday and Aednesday and
while here made this office a pleas
ant call. Mr. Adams is
ppoinling
i ms deputies and otherwise getting
ready to make the assessment ul
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the county . He will put et^hl or
^ |uen itl Uje fitld at 0|lce . He
faas app , )inl9d j, L Medhury dep
lUy , or Bocner8 Ffcrry aild the
Kuülanal valiey . Mr . AdaiI18 ha8
^ UUU8lderiit)Ja experience in the
assessors office, liavmg been chlel
deputy under both Mr. Thompson
and Air. Flint and is otherwise
so that it H hoped
that the assessors office will be in
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capable man,
splendid shape this year.
—For a nice window display ol
stylish «bo«», just lake a look al
; iluiliDger'e turner. bur eiyle,
jquaJUy and price we lead all com-1
We propose to sell you
; ptlilors.
oflshuss— stylish shoes that
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And we are also headquarters foi
ji ogg e r « and cruisersfoolwear.
Miss May Hart returned from
Spokane on Sunday.
Di. Neal S. Walker of Spokane,
brother of B. H. Walker, has been
v.siting friends and relatives here
lor the past week. Hj lias accept
i d a position in a dental parlor in
Seattle.
—The town trustees at their reg
ular semi-monthly meeting, held
last Tuesday evening, look up the
eousideiation of three new ordinan
ce- that they pr ipose to enact. One
relates to ruiiroad
crossings and
seeks to prevent trains from keep
ing the crossings blocked fnr long
periods. The other two relate to
street obstruction«. All three are
very necessa-v ordinances.
The
second reaiing will be given at a
special meeting to be held nexl
I week, and the ordinances wiil come
| up for final consideration at the
I next regular meeting, Tuesday ev
ening. February 20.
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J\ free iwss mantle eiocKi
With $30 in Cash • onr.ots
free Standard örapbophowei
With $35 in Cash Coupons.
at Moore Bros
Hen's Shop.
We Divide the Profits with our Cutsumors.
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MANAGEMENT
MRS. L. E. LEWMAN, Proprietress
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We Employ Only White Labor
Tnj our Regular Sac Dinner,
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Butter, Eggs, Fish and Poultry
HOME PRODUCTS A SPECIALTY
Correspondence solicited frqm people having Stock, Poultry
or Dairy Products ior Sale, anywhere.
Lutext Winter Stylo»
Period Fit Guaranteed.
Domestic and Imported
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WALDEN BROS
Merchant Tailors
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Cleaning an I Hepairir.g
Neatly D ine
Bonners Ferry,
Idaho.
Lots for Sale.
Lots No. 5, 9, and 10; 15, Iß, 17,
18, IP, and 20, in Block Nine (9),
Town of Eaton. Address,
Jambs Graham,
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Wall Paper Price Reduced.
To make room for spring stock
all wall papers are reduced 25 per
cent at Alexander's
—All prudent buyers will take
the advantage of the extremely low
prices which the Bonner Mercan
tile Co. are making in their Dry
goods clean-up sale.
— 20 brood sows wanted at
—thftvUstno Colony Co.
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Teachers' Examination Feb. 22-24.
Notice is hereby given that
examination of all applicants for
first, second, third, and primary
grade teachers' certificates, and
state and life diplomas will bo con
ducted at Rathdrum, Idaho, begin
ning Feb. 22, 1906, at the hour of
nine o'clock a. m.
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R. C. Egbers,
Bup't. Schools, Kootenai Co.
— May for Pale—125 tons of fine
wild hay, haled, for sale by the Al
Good feed for hcree.
amo colony.
Call or addiess us.
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