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The Bonners Ferry Herald
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1906,
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
NUMBER 9
Bonners Ferrv Herald <
ESTABLISHED IK HOI.
THE PIONEER NEWSPAPER
OF KOOTENAI COUNTY.
S. D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor
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ADVERTISING RATES:
Aitif, notice* five cents per line
Iicpal Notices at legal rules
nuvertisliiR made know
Local
euch Insertion
lutes (or Display
Application. Curds of Thanks. Resolutions of
Respect ami similar mailer five cents per line.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Second Class Mutter January 1,
Ferry. Idaho,
of March «. 1«79.
Kutered
1906. at the Post-* fllcc at Ron
under the Act of Congress
Real
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show you
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the BEST BARGAINS
KOOTENAI VALLEY
Meadow lands. Fruit lands' Farming [
lands, and Timber lands,
Before Prices go up.
few samples.
$1500. 160 acres Hay and fruit
ranch, 80 acres meadow, small
orchard, plough land and timber;
good soil; good water, soon go up
to $2000
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$900. 80 acres, fruit and truck
ranch near town, good improve
ments.
$800, 80 acres splendid level
land at Moravia station.
$650. 160 acres timber land.
$350. Good house and lot in
town. _
$400. House and two lots in
Good residence lots, $50. j
town.
$75, and $100. Timber lands, $8.00 j
to $12.00 per acre.
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$150. Splendid homestead re
linquishment in timber,
many other splendid bargains. •
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
KRAL KBTATE,
INSURANCE
oiu'i Pe rry, Idaho.
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Will Open on Saiurday
With a Complete Line of New and Up-to-date
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Fiom $1.25 to $ 5.00
F rom $3.50 to $25.00
Street Hats
Dress Hats
Hats Made to Order.Prices Right.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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will also have in stock a side line of NOTIONS.
Mrs. Trank Dotq.
Mrs. Trank Cane.
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An 1 Little Birds to sing,
Drop into "Dutch" and Al's place
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Department. $5000 fur county and District Fruit exhibits.
^ Home Industry Exposition occupying new $5000 building,
* filled with working exhibits Senoational Free ads eveiy
afteinoon. Free Vaudeville and Band Concert evsry night.
Admiaskn after 6 p. •«. only 10 j. For Program, Price
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NAMED ON MONDAY
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The Adjourned Convention not SO well Attended
as the First one was.
Hathdrum, Idaho, .Aug. 27.1
The democratic nominating con-!
by the chairman, Earl Sanders, of
Coeur d'Alene. C. E. Riggs of
Candidates were named as follows:
vention met in Fraternal hall this
afternoon and was called to order
Sandpoint was appointed secretary
The convertion was harmonious.
For state senator, J. L. McClcnr
of Coeur d'Alene.
Representatives, C. E. Riggs of
of Sandpoint, E. S. Prindle of Priest
R >ver, W. B. Hagar of Harrison
A. Darknell of St. Marys.
Clerk district court, T. L. Quarles
of Rathdrum, incumbent.
Sheriff, A. R. Derr of Clarks
and A -
Iork.
Treasurer, W. J. McClure of Lane.
Probate jndge, F. A. McCall of
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REPUBLICAN MEETING
A large and representative body
of Republicans including members
of the executive committee, met at
Rathdrum on Thursday. While
various matters relating to party
policy were considered, the most im
passed the last legislature. It is the
same as the line agreed upon by
the Democrats in their county con
vention, except tliat at Squaw Bay,
on lake Pend d'Oreille, it jogs north
■one mile to give the old county six
portant matter deter mined was that
of agreeing upon a division line be
tween the old and the new county
to becreated by the next legislature.
About 60 or 70 representative
Republicans were present, repre
smiting all parts of the county.
After a full discussion an nnami
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mous agreement was reached.
line agreed upon is six miles south
of the line proposed in the bill that
Post Falls.
County attorney, W. J. Flynn of
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Superintendent of Schools, Miss
India Tnrkint n of Dudley.
Coroner, O. F. Page of Sandpoint.
met, A. Burroughs of Athol; third
district, J. P. Dunn of Bonners
Ferrv.
No candidate appeared for sur
vcyor and the place will he filled by
the executive committee. Dr. Soul
lon of Coeur d'Alene was nominated
for representative, but withdrew his
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Coeur d'Alene,
district,
Commissioiieis -First
Levi Crow of Em ida: second dis
name, A. A. Darknell being chosen
instead. Editor J. C. Scott of
Coeur d'Alene Press was chosen
chairman of the county central
committee, succeeding T. L
Quarles.
sections more than the Democrats
propose. This concession was de
manded by Coeur d'Alene, because
an electric line is to he built to that
point and they wished it to be
wholly in their county'.
The line as agreed upon gives
general sati-faction.
The Republican, nominees for the
legislature will sign a pledge to
vote and wak' for county division,
and on the dividing line indicated.
It will therefore cease to be an is
sue in the campaign.
Those in attendance from Bon
ners Ferry were -Thus. J. Jones,
member of theexeculive committee
J. W, McK night, Republican
i iee for Representative and W. E.
Leslie,
Commissioner.
pect of Republican success could
■ not be brighter.
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Republican nominee for
They say the pros
Election Officers.
The election olficcrs for Bonners
Ferry as appointed by the board of
county commissioners is_as follows;
lodges, George R. Gray, Lee Fu
kes, James Fitzpatrick ; Distribut
ing clerk; T. W. McLaughlin;
Counting judges, F. A. Davis Mal
com Bruce, William VanGaskeu:
Registrar, Emma Taylor:
Fcr Copeland —Judges, John
Jarvis, C. M. Parker, R. J. Guthrie;
Distributing clerk, Marion Guthrie;
Registrar, C. S. Cole.
For Boulder—Judges, Earl New
ton, Hector Me Kenzie, Emanuel
Schielte; Distributing clerk, Scott
Cooper; Registrar, Thos. McKenzie.
For Boundary—Judges, Dent
Black, John Ewing, John Van Et
■ton. Distributing clerk, Thomas
Montgomery; Registrar, Charles
Olds.
For Naples — Judges, Mrs A.
Bond, L. McMillan, J. A. Boddy;
Distributing clerk, Win. McArthur;
Registrar, \V. B. Roberts.
Draper and His Bloodhounds.
The famous Harry Draper and
his bloodhounds arrived Tuesday
and attracted great interest. Mr.
Draper is a man about 35 years
age, well-built, and was dressed
hunter's garb. He has a keen in
stinct for bis business and has
[gained great fame with his hounds
I in t acking criminals and hunting
for lost men. He has made many
successful and daring captures.
I The hounds arc natural man
: trailers Draper secures some old
garment of the man he wants
1 trail, gives the hounds the scent,
and when they strike a « ra.il of the
| Fame scent they follow it as natur
ally as a bird dog will trail a game
1 bird.
I They did fine work here, follow
|ing young Waterman's trail where
! hundreds of others had c. ossed
ground afterward». The trail was
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lost only in the wagon road whore
L„ ,„,„, 1 , r,.o,I,. it
• 0 mui , travel niaclt It impossible
to work.
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Draper has Ins dogs well trained
tin,! iw vor If nrmwl ♦l-.n.wi
J and IS V trv proud OI tlicin.
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-See ofic line of ladies under
skirts. I he best ever shown
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town, prices ranging from 11.25
hk I X (V) ;i t Bonner Afore ('o
ai Donner Merc. io.
j — Some very pretty patterns
I Lwa cnitc n* VfAnri.'o Vfono> CU
I hü\ j* MlltS at 31oort S Mens onOpi
and think of it 25 per cent off.
1 must dispense with oar boys
rartment fur l.o-k of room. '
TRAILED WITH BLOODHOUNDS
Search for A. B. Waterman in the
Forest on North Side.
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The northside has been intensely
agitated during the past week over
aman hunt that has been in pro
gress.
The object of the search was to
find A. B. Waterman, aged 22, son
of A. S. Waterman. Young Water
man had been acting queerly for a
week , or '«ore. and on Saturday
morning disappeared from his
father's place, not far from the Me
Ncsr p'ace.
Mr. Waterman has a ranch six
out where he had left the eon,
making ties, while he was working
in another locality. On ariving
home on Tuesday of last week, ho
found the young man in the house
with the door locked and the win
dow shades down, and otherwise
arti ^'l, ueerl - v - Wednesday morn
th | father £| lnd him at their pl ac e
on the North Bide, near the Me
Near place. Friday morning he
again disappeared and remained
out all night, but returned Satur
day morning. He was in a dazed
condition and sullen. On Saturday
morning, leaving a neighbor to
watch,Mi. Waterman went to secure
the doctor. While the attention of
the attendent was attracted else
where for a brief interval, the
young man nutdc a dash for the
timber and disappeared, and all
trace of him was lost, although
men searched the hills.
Harry Draper and his blood
hounds were sent for and arrived
on Tuesday. They found the trail
and followed it some distance. It
led back to Mr. McNoar's orchard
and again to the county road where
it was lost.
Young Waterman's mental trou
bles probably came from a sun
stroke received while working in a
hay field a few weeks Of
late he has been studying diligent
ly on civil engineering. Living
alone, and weakened in body and
mind, the strain proved too great,
and hchecame unbalanced.
The search was kept up, large
numbers joining in the hunt
Draper's hounds were unable to
find a fresh trail until Thursday
evening, when thev struck the
scent near the ri yh, but it. was
too late to continue the work in tTie
wood», and they returned to the
ranch and watched the premises,
believing he might come in. The
theory proved correct, for about
nine o'clock he appeared stealthily
approaching the house, bare-footed
and carrying bis shoes. He mad"
no effort to get away when his
father approached him, and ho ac
companied Mr. Waterman into the
house. He was not talkative, but
seemed to be rational to some ex
tent He was not hungry and
looked none the worse for exposure
or lack of food.
They returned to town and the
voung man was taken East on the
Friday morning train, by his
brother, E. S. Waterman, who with
another brother, Geo. K. Water
man had arrived Thursday morn
ing to join in the search. Their
home i» at Dos Lacs, N. D.
The father and the other son
leave for North Dokota next Tues
dav.
It is hoped that the young man,
with rest and company, will soon
recover.
Mr. Waterman requests the Her
ald to express his graitude to all
who assisted him in the search.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Couer d'Alene, Idaho. August 22. 1ÎN*».
Notice !» hereby given that Kino Kelly of
Porthill. Idaho, has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final commutation proof in Rap
port of hi*claim, viz; Homestead entry No.4427.
June 3, 1905, for the NKV4 See. 20. Twp. 65N..
Kg. 1 W.. B. M., and that said proof will be
made before O. I. Bandclln, ü. 8. Commission
er.at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on October 13. 1906
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of «aid land, viz; Allen £. Parnam, Harry Gra
ham. both of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, George
Holmes George Tyson, both of Porthill, Idaho.
R. N. Dunn. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Couer d'Alene, Idaho. August 22, 1906,
\"ii that Masv ' us■
filed notice of her
intention to make final five year proof in m
port of her claim, viz : hometeead entry v«,. 4
made February 16. 1904. for the BU h
lotsS and 4. Sec. 8, Twp 65 N. of R. 1 \
and that said proof will be made bef«
Bande lin, IT. S. Commissioner, at Bonners
y, Idaho, on October 12. 1906.
8nc names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said label, viz; William Van Gasken, Uu
re nee M. Parker, both of Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
Walter E. Walker. John F. Van Ktten*. both
Porthill, Idaho.
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R. N. Dunn, Register.
Notice of Election.
Notice i. hereby given th»t, where*«. »
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(-ehooi Eu-ctio u «inrthe i.-yy of t«x C * *nd i«»ne
of bonds, for the Creation ol Independent
School District No. U out of the territory
District No,.11. and nu remolutntnee
UK .iln*tsaid petition having been filed, it
refore ordered, that an Btection be held
. I Ihn 24th day of September. 1906. at the school
house in School District No. II. the question
' bo voted on at »aid election will be: "Shall In
I dependent School District No. 11, Kootenai!
County. Idaho, be created to consist of
same Territory now embraced
^«.win,
in ! »nid District who are Qualified to vote
School Eh étions for the levy of taxes and issue
to , bonds win be entities to vote.
At said election the [»oils shall
1 C Dck aadshall close at the hour
Uhln'thc line
constant
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7 o'clock.
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in • In witnaaa whereof, l have hereunto set
. hand aud affixed the s'*al of the Botird
County Commissioners in and for Kootenai
* ^ ounl f* of Idaho, on this J7th day
Î AU,UIS ' 1S06, t. l. quables.
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—When you are ready for your
New Fall Shoes they are ready for
you at Hollinger's, The famous
Dr. Reed and K E Z in the latest
toes, both blucher and button, and
all the different up-to-date leathers,
patent, vici, corona, gun metal and
platinum calf. Copie in and see
them while the stock is complete.
Dairy Herd and Hay Ranch for Sale
!15 head high grade short horn ;
cows and heifers, price $25 per head. I
160 acre ranch that cuts 200 tons |
of red top and timothy, price $11,000.
Will sell both or cuttle alone.
Will sell cattle for cash, or if pur
chaser takes all, half cash.
Also 160 acres hill-ranch for sale.
30 acres in cultivation. 200 fruit
trees some in beating. Call or
write.
C. J. CURTIS,
Runners Ferry,
Idaho.
On K. V. Railroad 5 miles from
town.
Notice
A congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian Church will be held
at the church on the evening of
Sep). 7th, at 8 o'clock, for the pur
pose of authorizing the trustees of
said church to grant to the Church
Erection board of the Presbyterian
Church a mortgage on the church
property to the amount of $300, the
same to cover the grant made by
the Board toward the rebuilding of
the church.
This call extends not only to the
members of the church, hut to the
members of the congregation as
well. All are urged to attend.
Elt.iN F. SpicKR,
Pastor-at-Large of Spokane Presby
tery.
8-25-9-8
- Dissolution of Pardnership
Notice is hereby given that the
copardnership heretofore existing
between Tlios. Nicholson and L
M. Peters, under the firm name of
Nicholson & Peters, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Thos.
Nicholson retiring. L. M. Peters
collects all outstanding accounts,
and pays all the firms debts.
Thos. Nicholson,
L. M. Peters.
—If you are not satisfied with
the goods you ate buying elsewhere,
why not join the Bonner Merc. Co.
procession. Wo can furnish yon
the best class of goods at prices
that are reasonable,
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Real Estate
FARM and CITY
PROPERTY
Bargains on Cottage Avenue
$800.00 Each. 2 forty foot lot,
and 5 room houses.
$350. One lot and three room
house.
in resident
j property, situated on Main St.
Eatonville.
Bargains
$550.
$600. Two lots on corner, five
room house.
$500. One lot, barn, four room
house.
One lot and 5 room house
$750.
all furnished.
FRUIT LANDS
$550. 40 acres, one mile out,
3 acres cleared, level.
$700. 160 acres, two miles out
$75.00 3-4 acre tract,will be sold
on terms to suit the purchaser.
$100. 1 acre tract on terms
suit the purchaser.
$050. Two lots, good corner, and
six room house.
$10,000. Another Bargain, 532
acres of meadow land, 180 tons
hay, 68 heard of cattle, 8 horses
and everything pertaining to
well furnish ranch best improved
stock ranch in Kootenai valley.
$4,000. A good investment, 158
acres of meadow land all improved,
heaving orchard, good house, wagon
and hack, 19 cows and calves,
heifers, full dary outfit, with every
thing pertaining to a well stocked
ranch. Will sell land for $26001
dollars.
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$800.00 Store building 30x50,
] insured for $1,000 including post
■ office in lively little town good
Will invoice stock.
v ! Will take J each balance 6 months.
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SUING YOUR IdOUSE.
WILL GUARANTEE TO SAVE
YOU THE FREIGHT.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Bonners Eerrv,Wa.
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The Red Cross Pharmacy
For Pure Drugs,
Med icines.
Toilet Articles, Perfumes, fancy Candies. Cigars
Yours Truly to please,
J. B. BRODV,
Proprietor and Owner.
Successor to JONES & BISHOB.
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