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The Bonners Perry
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24 1906
NUMBER 34
Bonners FerrvHerald
ESTABLISHED IS IS91.
THE PIONEER NEWSPAPER
OF KOOTENAI COl'XTY.
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S. D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor
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ADVERTISING RATES:
Local reading notices five cents per line
each insertion. Inegal Notices at Icrk! rates.
Kate* for Display advertising made known on
application. Cards of Thanks, Résolutif»
Respect and similar matter five cents per line.
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Entered at the Post Office at Bonners Kerry.
Idaho, as Second Cliss Matter.
DIRECTORIES
Churches.
P HKSBYTERl AN -
llcgnl
Sunday morniutr at 10:30, and 8».
7:30. Sunday school at 11:30 ». n
• Rkv. O. 8 WIL»ON, Pastor.
very alternate
ne evening at
preHcbint: service*
qatiiolic
Regular scrvlccson the4th Biuulav of each
Sunday school every Sunday at 11:30
month.
a fx*.
Rrv. FATHER KELLY. Pustor,
ETHomsT episcopal
Remit ar Church Services are held at th«
I O. O. F. Hill every tuuday Kvenlum begin
«ordla.lv invited to al
rkv r c. muter. Pastor.
M
niu^ at 7.30. All
ten
Secret Societies.
A SONIC
Bonners Ferry Isxlfre, No.43. A. F. £ A.
he 2nd Wed nt
M
M -, bolus Ktrtled meetings« »
evening of the mouth. Sojourning Master
rons o'laiilied are »raten. ally levtrel to
B D Taylor, Worshipful Master. T. J. June«,
fcecreUtry
Vi.lt.
no EFi.iows—
UinpUiH Lodge, No 36,1.0. O K.. meets
ret y Saturday evening ui8 «» cVI mihiw
brothers fraternally Invited T. W McLapghur
N oble Grand W. W. Ferlmaciik, loiury.
KBEK AÏI DEGREE, I.O.O. F.—
Loyal Hcbekah Lodge No. 43, l. O. O. F.
meet * ever)'Tuesday evening ti 8:00 o'cloik.
Visiting Kebekatas cordially iavued. Mr
H. M. liACMAr N. G. Mrs. D. TaYLoh.
becreiary.
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K MGIITSUF I'YTIIlAo -
Acrt!«; l.odgo, No. If», K. of V. meets in
I'yihitut iittli every Ttnmduy iveutug ul 8
o'clock. Visiting Knigbi* always welcome
W. T. James*. C. 8. U. Taylor, K, of K. A S.
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R ath bom sisters
CTeaeul Temple >t .
Friday evening
Vlfriiiug members* invited. Mr». W. L. KlitLear,
M. i: C 4 Mrs T. A, Bishop, M. of R. ana C
NOAM I'M FAT I. 5 ". F.
Kooieiml Cauip No. 25, I. O.O. F., meet»
Iht and 3rd Monday* ol the month at 8 o'clot k
Vibiting patriarchs cordially invited. II. L
Medbury.C, l*. NV. S. CurtlF, âciibo.
to, mectp every other
Knight* of I'yihlMM hn.i
N1QIIT8 OF 1 HE MACCAHEEri
Koui» nni Tent, No. 20, K. O. T. M., meet
evtry uifernate Wedoebday eveuiu# at »o'clock
Viaiting Air Kuigm»* uiway» Invited Go
Cal'bton. Uomumiuler B, H. WalJâkk K. K
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|^A Dl ES I > t TH K. MA CCA B E ES
North Star Hive, No. 16, L. O. T. M., meet*
every altc^aMte Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
VD-imo: i^«iiwk hIwhj*
IfvRRiKr Kmkuv, Uoly « ommantlet. M
K «I v a TaYLOR, llecotd Keeper.
Mb*.
lull* mi vlied.
ODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA—
Ninth Star Camp, No. 6160. M. W. A.,
meets iu \\(M»tlmctt Hait every Monday evcnltiu,
\ ibiung Nelghb*>r» alwav* welcome. \V W.
FkHbuv< hk. V. C. E. L Lutlk, »
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tern
MAILS
P OST OFFICE HOURS—
office opens a k 8 a. in , and clow?* at 8 p. m.,
except smidava. Open Sundays from D a.
2 p. in. Kuaibmiud mall closes at 12 5o p. in.
U'eHlbtnind mail elo»eh at 2:40 n. ni.
Copeland and I'orthill inaileloacsal 7 u. m.
Mondays, Weduestlays and Fridays
I. K. COOK. JR.. Postmaster.
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t 8 p,in.
Where Do Yon tat?
Fresh Oysters any Style, any
time Day or Night at the Combina
tion Cafe.
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McMvirtric £* McGinty,
POprlci
IF YOD WANT TO SELL
YOUR
Real Estate
Examine my List of splendid
Ranches, Timber Lands and City
Property in Bonners Ferry and
Kootenai Valley, it will pay you,
1 an. selling them every day
$3000—Buys splendid Stock Ranch
204 acre«, cuts 100 tons of
hay, good building, tine
bearing orchard, 7 miles
out. Enquire at once.
List it with me at the
JS T . P. L A N D
OFFICE
I have Buyers and if the Price
is right I'll sell it
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Real Estate
I Sell
Northern Pacific Land
THIS SPECIAL OFFER.
SEE
$1500.—Splendid stock ranch, 160
acres, 100 acres meadow,
balance plow land, orchard
and timber, running water, fane
locality. Partial payments.
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Oias. OXallaghan,
kkal estate. : : notary public,
Bonners Perrv, Wdho.
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ASSASSINS
IN THE TOILS
Charged with the Conspiracy that caused
sassination of Former Governor Steunenberg
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"The operations of the Mollic
ran to earth and disrupted were
work of the Moyer-Heywood crowd.
but their days are numbered.
"Haywood, Moyer and Petlibone
We have absolute evidence that will
foul assassination of former Governor
will convict a great many others,
not escape in any possible way, and
torneys can not keep them from the
the day of dynamite outrages in
James McFarland.
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On inside pages of the Hk iald
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Will be lOUlui the particulars Ol the
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arrest oi the omcers Ol the West
ern Federation of Miners, charged
with complicity in the assassina
tion of former Governor Sleunen
berg, and other mysterious crimes.
The best detectives in the world
have been working on the case, and
the result of their labors is outlined
in the above words of Detective
James McFarland, the veteran who
exterminated the "Mollic Maguir
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Tiie leading points in the case,
aside that given on another page,
arc that Harry Orchard lias confes
sed, acknowledging that he sprung
the machine that hurled Frank
Steunenberg into eternity; that
Moyer and Heywood conspired
with him to that end; that lie had
accomplices with him in Caldwell
to plan the assassination; that a
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The Anniversary Masquerade
Ball, announced to take place last
Monday evening, Feh. 26, vas cal
led off, owing to the death of one of
our pioneer townsmen.
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1 he Knights of Pythias have
postponed the event until Tuesday
evening, Feh. 27, that being the
last date before the Lent season
commences.
The New Rank.
The First State Bank of Bonners
Ferry will bo opened for business
during the coming week, according
to the plans of the Officers,
building is being remodeled by
Muhlfeld & Berger.
The officers of the bank will he
as follows;
J. I. Monks, President.
W. P. Mahoney, Vice President,
W. D. Baxter, «'ashler.
A. E. Riekerd and F. T. 'ioore,
with the three above mentioned,
constitute the board of directors.
The
Cashier Baxter arrived last Sat
urday, and is gating matters
readiness for opening.
Porthill Wedding.
Pohthill, Ida., Feh. 17, 06.—
very pretty and quiet wedding took
place Wednesday evening, Feb.
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.,
Charles Olds, near i'orthill,
which our young and popular bach
lelor, Andrew Robinson, was united
in marriage to Sarah E. Ingram,
formerly of Gentry, M«>. Their
,
many friends wish them a long and
hannv married life The ceremony
happy marneu life. 11.0 cirenionj
was performed l»> H. A. I rtnch,
y of Houndarv Iireeinot
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Opposition to Reserve.
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A -J- K *nt » preparing a plat
showing the character of lands
the proposed Cabinet reserve
jacent to Bonners Ferry. In
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nect.on with this work he proposes
to gather affidavit« from settlers
within the proposed lx.und.nes,
of which will be forwarded to ben
ator Heyburn to aid liim in
: r j_j deoU8 b gbt against wholesale
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withdrawals of public lands
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I forest reserves.
Mr. Kent- is taking this matter
! up at tho reijucst of settlers,.
every settler in the proposed
gerve> or the proposed Priest River
! ^ehould call at his office
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—Our store is headquarters
j stationery of all kinds. Jones
Bishop
Maguires in Pennsylvania, whom I
children's play compared with tfie
They have existed for US years,
will never see Colorado again.
convict them of complicity in the
Steunenberg and evidence that
too, of the same offense. They can
the legal knowledge of all their at
gallows. You can say for me that
the west is at an end."—Detective
part cf his confession has been ver
ified by the finding of infernal
machines placed to destroy other
men, placed where he said they
would he found.
In addition to the Orchard con
fession, other corroborative evi
dence has come to light. Letters
between Heywood and Moyer and
others of the organization have
been intercepted which, it is said,
implicate the accused men in a
most damaging manner.
The detectives claim other equal
ly strong .evidence against the ac
cused that will only be made pub
lic when the trial comes off.
! The case certainly looks dark
1 for the accused.
The federation prisoners were
taken to Caldwell on Wednesday
to be give a preliminary trial. A
special grand jury will ho called
and asked to indict these men.
HUSH MONEY AT SANDPOINT
Whitaker Says Gamblers Pay $50
Wcnth Protection
The following sensational state
ments appetty in the Sposeïmàn
Revievv of Feh. 22:
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Sanupoixt, Idaho, Feh 21 —in
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'the council last
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nta er accused Dr. läge the
with entering into an agrec
llHllt " ltl t » ,t gamblers whereby
j they wore* to Duv $50 nur niontli
iv * ' T * r ,nonw
to Sheriff .Joust of Kootenai county
j lln( l be was to keep his hands off
! of them.
evening W. F.
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Hot words were ex
changed.
have gone further, but for the fact
that the other members of (he
council promptly adjourned the
i meeting.
and the affair might
Hill-W ertenberger.
j A very happy wedding occurred
Wednesday evening, Feb. 21,
the contracting parties being Missl
Grace Hill, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Hill,
Wortcnberger, son of Mr and Vrs
Joll|1 Wertenhorgor, Rev R C
Moter of , he M E Chnrch '
and
Cornelius
per
forming the cercmoney.
The happy couple will reside in
the Morrow residence, o Cottage
Av<*. They are the recipients of a
many congratulations i„
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* < 8 |! 'b- r • N. Dunn, of the L.S.
Office, was in town Thursday.
e too a vantage of the holiday
, to visit North Kootenai and feel
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Uu - public pulse relative to his can
did f||r djgtricl Mr
J. . . . .. ...
Uunn frankly avows his candidacy.
I He put in the few hours hero mak
ing the acquaintance of as many
«« »ioh«*îIïIp mw) •; u*
* »le. a^ ui hf °„ the night
m traln f° r Coeur d Alenc.
Lewman Mandle.
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j MARR,ed-Mr. S. E. Mandlo
■ «i.d Mrs L. B. Le« man were unit
«■' in holy matrimony at the Hotel
Gasey pallor on Sunday evening,
Feb. 18, 1900, by Justice of the,
Peace A. J. Kent Mi and Mrs.
great
which the Herald joins.
Register R, N. Dunn Here.
Mandle went east as far as Great!'
| rnlls^and Helena, Mont Tbeyex-'
pect to locale in Runners Ferry
and make that their future hornej
re- here. Mr. and Mrs. Mandle aie the
popular proprietors of the Mod
Cafe,
,
suctess and happiness.
you
The Herald wishes them
lor 1 —It's • cinch you can find tome
& thing nobly ut Moore's to fit
from the pn und up.
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Henry L. Carlton, a prominent
and pioneer citizen of Bonners Fcr
ry, passed to hia final rest, on
Thursday at 1 p.m. The death of
Mr. Carlton was not unexpected.
He has been failing since last May
when he was compelled to relin
quish his position as town marshal.
His death was due to Bright's de
sease, and complications resulting
therefrom. About two years ago
he had a slight attack of paralysis.
Last November he had a very severe
attack, and the third and fatal at
tack came the evening before his
death, and from which he never
regained consciousness. The end
was peaceful. His great physical
vitality was shown by the fact that
ho was able to walk up town the
evening before his death, though
otherwise it was plain to be seen
that life was fast nearing its last
ebb.
Death of H. L. Carlton.
Henry L Carlton was born in
Louisville, Kentucky, and was 68
years of age on January 10.
was married Oct. 30, 1902, to Miss
Mary Kelley, of this place. Except
the bereaved wife, he has no known
near relatives living.
The deceased lias lieen promin
ent in politics in Kootenai county
and has held a number of political
positions. He was Deputy Sheriff
under Sheriffs Pease and Bradbury.
He served as state land selector
under Governor Hunt, lie held a
number of local positions, and was
serving as town Marshal when taken
ill. He was uncompromising in
in his political contests, and was
usually successful, ana fulfilled
his duties honestly, vigorously and
with ability. He was loyal to ids
friends and unrelenting with an
adversary.
His was a strong character and
he will lie greatly missed in the
community, where his loss will be
irourned.
The bereaved wife has the great
est sympathy of all.
The funeral will take place Sun
day (tomorrow) afternoon at two
o'clock, the services being held at
the I.O.O.F. Hall, under the direct
ion of the Oddfellows, assisted by
the Rcbekahs, of which lodges lie
was a member.
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School Notes.
The newly elected officers of the
literary society are: Mary McNear,
President; Pearl Fisher, Vice-Pres
ident; Mamie Beeler, Secretary;
Phoebe Boileau, Vivian Hollingcr
and Jack -Van Gasken, Program
Committtec.
Vivian Hollingcr was out of
school three days last week on ac
count of sickness.
Pullman Va Gasken is belli id
' 16 counter in his father's store
th * 8 wec,i -
newspaper, ''Some Donts for Par
The following clipping from a
ents" is worth considering:
Do no believe all that your chil
jdren tell you about school. There
was onl >' onu (il0r 8 u Washington
un ^ ^ ie ' s ( l«'ad.
Do not tell the teacher that Wil
lie will not lie. She probably knows
better.
^ cac h er bv N« Hie the contents
1 ^ * ue , uic conicnis
of which she knows. Her aggres
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«ve look of triumph is not sooth
ling, and the teacher is only human.
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D# »«t make uufavorabie com
H *« nt u P° n the «' et l'°d» °f theteach
er in the presence of your child.
^ him t(J in tho wood
while you are doing so, if it must
be done
>e one.
Do not reproach tho teacher with
L, e fact that „ Tommyhu not lenrn .
od a Bingle t)ling lhe entire year",
sho u not rwäponsib le f or fii 8 l lick
0 f brains
Do not condemn the teacher with
out a fair hearing. That is accord
ed even the worst criminal. There
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are usually two sides to a story. •
Do not send a scathing note to
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Do not send a verbal request to
have Jessie's seat changed. There)
t. . . ,
is often a vacant seat, and one)
change usually means at least half
a dozen.
Do not exocet I be »Aneber tu
i>o not expect mt icacntr to
111 jim o ir# * without f notion pLil <1
manage uunoui incuon a cn,m
whom you yourself have never
been able to control.
Do not insist that the teacher is
keeping your child bacs through
spite. She will hardly risk her
reputation as an instructor to grat
ify a personal grudge,
how.'.i
disagreeable the child may be.
Do not forget that the parent
owes a duty to the teacher just as
it «un.
surely as the teacher does to the
child.—Alice Cook Fuller.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Have you met with disappointment*,
friend of mine?
Donut give way to ri loving or repine;
Sombre cloud« will flee away,
There will come a brighter day,
When the golden beam« of pleasure
shine.
round y
have all pleasures on
We can never
this earth;
Man must havi
from hU birth.
81111 your lot is not
There are others (ar more sad,
Grief and Joy arc bound together with
grief in his measure
bad,
girth.
foot upon your trouble with
Put y
will,
If your grief it seems to double, keep
Do not let the old world know
That your heart is tilled with
And the
armth ol others' joy will
break the chill.
Wo should never grieve o'
that have passed,
For this mortal life is fleeting oh!
troubles
f.tM
And there's
use to be «ad;
While we're living, let's be glad,
For the ground will one day claim un
at the last.
—A. K. Adams, Copeland, Idaho.
Increases Capital Stock.
The Bonner Mercantile Co., Ltd.,
has filed articles of incorporation,
increasing their capital stock from
$20,000 to $40,000. The iuoorporat
W. L. Kinnear, Ed Little,
ors are:
\V. T. James, James Fitzpatrick,
and Luke Williams.
lots for Sale.
Lots No. 5, 9, and 10; 15, 16, 17,
18, 19, and 20, in Block Nine (9),
Town of Eaton. Address, —
James Graham,
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
-- The C.C. is the leading family
Grocer.
— 20 brood sows wanted at one«
—the Alamo Cnlonv Co.
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- Hay for S rt le—125 tons of tine
wild hay, hal'd, for -ale by tbe^
mini cnlonv.
Call or addiess us.
Good feed for horse.
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Situation Wanted By a young
lady, either as Clerk or Cashier.
References, Applications may be
left at the Herald office.
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Real Estate
Now is the time to buy, while I'rlees are Low.
Donner« Kerry I« growing; and will continue to
grow. Ixiok over my list if you want a home ;
In a healthy climate. Or do you want to make
good investment? Look over my Bargains in '
FARM and CITY
PROPERTY
A good relinquishment, 160 acres
m« : ad,m-, 1 mile from town, house,
■t450.«j0.
i nr ire house Barn
Pr - C , #750 ' ' '
A Bargain, $1100. 6-room house
and 4 lots on Main street,
for $50 per month.
Rents
A Snap. $1200. Livery Barn,
Blacksmith shop and 3 good lots.
Will rent for $50 per month.
$500 Buys a fine home. A 6
room house, barn, chicken house,
good well, and one acre of land set
out to orchard, fenced. $100 cash
will buy this property, balance on
time.
Will make a fine home. 3-4 of
an acre of land; 3-room house, cel
All fenced.
Do not pay rent when you can
huv a homo for $300. 1-4 acre of
, •
lard fenced, and 4-room house for
$300.
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I bnvr several good rellnquiibmenr» on hand
tlla t win be »old i iu-ap. i »n»mi took them
over* also remensber, 1 will lulwrtiM* your
property free. If you list It with me. I will
«'h»rg*'you 5 per cent commission on n Snlo.
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A« J* KENT, Real Estate
Deputy Mineral Recorder,
and Justice o{ the Tvacc.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO
SHOES
This is the time of the year when it is necessary to
have Nice, Warm, Dry Footwear. Our .Shoes Combine
Style and Quality
Most of our Shoes are made by the Hamilton-Brown
Shoo Co., the Largest Shoe Manufacturers in the World.
Our Rubber StocK
is fresh and new and nothing but the Reliable Brands,
at Prices Lower than they should be sold at, considering
the present Prices of Rubber.
Men's and Boys' Underwear
AT LOWEST PRICES.
We call especial attention to our FINE LINE of
GROCERIES, and we make a Specialty of catering to the
Family Trade.
Mail Orders Promptly attended to.
C C Mercantile Co
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Turniturc and
Undertaking
wall paper,
PIC URE FRAMING,
Carpets, linoleums,
WINDOW SH \DK8
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LET U8 FIGURE ON FURN.
Ï8HING YOUR HOUSE.
WILL GUARANTEE TO SAVE
YOU THE FREIGHT.
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W. A. ALEXANDER, Bonners Eerrv, ida.
T. J. Jones
T. A. Bishop, M. D.
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JONES & BISHOP
DRUGGISTS
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Notions.
Choice Cigars, Paints and Oils, Spray Pumps.
BoNNtfis Ferry,
Idaho
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ßOfltlCfS TCffV ClItîlbCf ßO,, CîÔ
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HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF
LUMBER
DIMENSIONS. SiieJ or Rough
GROOVED ROOFING.
COMMON BOARDS.
DROP SIDING.
SHIPLAP.
FLOORING.
BEADED CEILING.
BEVEL SIDING.
MOULDINGS.
SHINGLES.
LATH.
Let us figure with you
when in need of build
ing material of any
kind.
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Finishing Lumber of all Kinds
lhe Bonners Ferry Lumber Co
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