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BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1906
NUMBER 12
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
BonnersFerrv Herald
ESTABLISHED IS 1X91.
THE PIONEER NEWSPAPER
OF KOOTENAI COUNTY,
S. D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Second Class Matter January 1,
nnors Perry, Main*,
of March 3. 1879.
Entered
190', at the Post "fllee at Ho
under the Act of Congress
Real
Estate
Before looking elsewhere let me
show jou the BE
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I' BARGAINS
KOOTENAI VALLEY
Meadow lands. Fruit lands' Farming
lands, and Timber lands,
Before Prices go up. Here are a
few sam pies.
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#1600. 160 acres Hay and fruit
ranch, 80 acres meadow, small
orchard, plough land and timber;
good soil; godd water, soon go up
to #2000
GET IN
#800. 80 acres splendid level
land at Moravia station.
4200,00. 160 acres stock ranch,
near town cuts 150 tons hay, 35
head cattle,
town.
#400. House and two lots in
Good residence lots, #50
town.
#75, and #100. Timber lands, #8.00
to #12.00 per acre.
See my splended residence lots
in 50x125 in Park addition. #50.
to #100.00 each.
Several 160 acre tracts. Some
improvid at #1000 per acre.
Have always cn hand a good
homestead relinquishments, cheap
Chas. (VCallaghan,
RKAI. ESTATE, : NOTARY PUBLIC.
INSURANCE
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With a Complete Line of New and Up-to-date
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Street Hats.
Dress Hals ...
Hats Made to Order.Prices Right.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Please give us a call and we will sure do you no barm. We
will also have in stock a file line of N O T ION S .
Mrs. frank Doti|.
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Mr», frank Cane.
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An 1 Little Birds to sing,
Drop into "Dutch"' and APs place
For almost anything.
In the Line of
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Two Weeks Fair and Races. Larger Exhibits in every
Department. #5'XX) for county and District Fruit exhibits.
Home Industry Exposition oecupying new #5000 building,
filled with woiking exhibits, Senoalional Free acts eveiy
afternoon. Free Vaudeville and Band Concert every night.
Admission after 6 p, m. only JOs. For Program, Price
Lists and other information, address,
R0BT H. COSGROVE, Sec. and Manager,
SPOKANE, WASH.
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Commissioner Fixed the Levy nearly
one-third Lower than Last year.
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Republican Administration Entitled
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DEBT IS ALMOST WIPED OUT
To Much Credit.
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The Board of County Commis- I
doners have fixed the tax levy for
1906 at #2.70 on. the #100 of valu- ;
ation.
It was #3.20 last year, i
No special road tax has been levi-d
this year, so that outside of in
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eorporated villages the rate ibis
'year is #2 70 against #3.70 last!
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year, including road tax.
In connection with this subject, j
the fact should not be overlooked
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that the debt of the county was
cut down to one-half its formel !
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istration,
The Herald will have the ligunt .
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taken from th,> reCOrds
later on, and they will reflect gi ?
credit on the county adnr.ini tie (
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—Newman Cano of Coeur d' !
Alone is visiting his brothers, F. M.
and Dell Cane.
— R, McPherson has been quite
ill for a week with typhoid.
McPherson has been sent for and
is on her way home from Wis
consin.
—A. E. Rickerd, managar of the
Bonner Ferry Lumber Co., trans
acted business in Spokane during
the week.
Mrs
—F. A. Rhultis, of the Bonners
r-r Dumber Co, has bcf/ri'Tlï
Oregon, on business this week.
Ho will visit relatives at Clarkston,
Wash., before his return.
—W. A. Alexander leaves for
Spokane Sunday, for a few days.
Miss Hawkins will act as clerk in
bis absence.
Additional Locals
—For the best goods at lowest
prices the Bonners Merc. Co. is the
place where you take no chances
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jon quality or price,
— Miss Etta Boatiy of Virginia
City, Minn, has accepted n position I
in the dry goods department of the
Bonner Merc. Co. Miss Beatty |
Iconics highly recommended, and]
W >H 10 d ubt add greatly to the
popularity of the big store.
Wanted.—In I
the Emporium |
Write or call for ;
Maker
l onneciion with
\< jj j ne , store,
particulars.
- Dress
- - W, K. Hutchinson, of Sand-.
point, Democratic candidate for
assessor, was u pleasant caller at I
this office Thursday.
Mr. Hutch
inson resided here in early days.
- R.
S. Renier has rented a
dwelling in town for his mother
and his children who have moved
to town that the latter might at
tend school.
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" rs - ® d '-'•tb'O'i, °* Lema, is
visiting Mrs. C. D. Rowell. Mrs.
Gilson's daughter Miss Pearl, is
attending school.
—Edwin Doust, Sheriff of Koo
tenai county, was in town Monday
an(J Tue8(lay on civil busimss, and
made this office a pleasent call.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Werten
berger have moved to Coeur d'
Alene where they expect to locate.
—Frank II. Richardson has sold
a residence in Eaton addition to
William Brooks, from Iowa, who
recently arrived with his family.
Consideration, #800.
made the sale.
— Miss Glced of Spokane is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. P. Gleed. She
is a sister of Mr. Gleed.
— Mrs. F. G le d returned from
Coeur d' Alene last week. She
visited lier daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sutscluiler.
She left her little daily I ter, Laurel,
in Coeur d' Alone to attend the
sister's school.
A. J. Kent
are showing an unusual
assortment, embracing the new
styles of famous shoes for which
we have the sole agency, at
Hollingers.
— Mrs. James O'Conner and
daughter, Mbs O'Conner,of Mohall
N. I)., is \is ting Mrs. Ella White.
Mrs. O'Conner is a Lousin of Mrs.
White.
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—The Rathboue Sisteis enjoyed
very pleasant social evening, at
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ki linear 's, last;
evening. Cards, music and refresh
ments was the piogram of the
evening.
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—Prof Harry L. Hayden who
has been at the hospital with an
! attack of typhoid fever, will be
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able to return next week, andre
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j sumo his position. Miss Dawson
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has been teaching m his place.
. Another room will be opened about
Oct. 1. with Miss Dawson in c-.arge.
— R. S. Anderson, attorney at law,
j will buy timber lands. Office with
i A'. J. Kent.
—J. F. Cook, Jr., has secured
the services of Dr. Park Halland,
of Billings, to look after the pres-1
cnption department of pis drug
store. Dr. Holland with his fami
ly resides in T. E. L. Logan's
dwelling.
—Just received at the Emporium
a beautiful line of Ladies' Silrsl
Lesle hose, infants worsted hose,
also the ruben vests for children.
Remember this-Moore Bros.
j can't afford to sell you u niistit, as
they have a perfect fitting repula
«ion to sustain.
—J. I. Monks, president of the
First State Bank, bus gone to
Watertown on business.
#wilornia, Howard attending school
He
accompanied by his son, Howard.
They will spend the winter in Cali
in Pasadena.
—A convention of Commercial
Clubs will be held in Spokane
I next Tuesday, during the week of
the fair. It will he an important
gathering, intended to devise ways
and means of exploiting the actual
resources of the Northwest without
reference to any particular locality.
Bonners Ferry ought to be repre-1
seated.
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Sandpoint Dramatic Co.
The Samlpoint Dramatic Do.
produced '*A Prodigal Son" at the
Opera House last A ednesdav even
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mg and were greeted by a line
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audience, all of whom enjoyed the ;
play. ,
W. E. Graham was the leading j
man and impersonated the Jew to
the delight of all. W. .1. Costello.
as Harry Glyndan, tlie liero of the
drama, made good in his part,
much applause. Mrs.
winning
Costello, as Ned, the hero's lioy
companion, was a very pretty part.
Mrs. Nora B.Cook, as leading lady,
did spend idly. Tilho Hjorquist, as
J. P. Wilson, as Ruth Glyndon [
was also strong in her part.
To P s >' ( '* rro11 ' a,ld wlth whrnn tl,e
audience was well acquainted, was
n,08t Phasing in her acting Mrs.
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Al. Williams, J . A. Flynn, S. A j
Hnroldson, Robffrt Horn, W. J, j
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their respective
entire I
made a very good ,
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Smith, G. K. Steel, Don Stewart,
G. G. Dukes, in
The
parts, all did fine.
company
impression.
Nominated for Legislature
At a recent meeting of pie Re-!
publican executive committee, 8.
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D. Taylor, editor of the Herald,
was nominated for Representative
in place of J. W. MeKnight, also of
According loan
opimon from the Attorney Gen
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eral's office, Mr. MeKnight has not
resided in the county the requisite
length of time, hence his résigna
Bonners Ferry.
tion and the change.
This nomination, as in the case
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of Mr. Mcknight, came unsolicited.
The nominee asked no one to urge
bis name. He t\as the choice of
Mr. MeKnight, as his successor,
and of the local delegates to the
convention, and the committee
acted in accordance with their de
sire.
As to his eandidtu y. the nominee
has only this to s^v^Jje has lived
in Kootenai county 15 years, and
has been before the public sulfic
lently to enable many of the voters
to know bis fitness or unfitness to
represent them. As they are to be
the judge, he passes the matter up
to them with this simple statement.
—Any Indy who wishes to get an
accurate authoritative idea of the
newest millinery should not fail to
visit us. Each day we add some
thing new to our already extensive
1 exhibit. No old ideas here. Noth
(inghutthe newest, prettiest styles
W hat's more the
I prices are so low that buying will
I to show you.
be easy.
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The EmTohîum.
Society of
—The Ladies' Aid
i the Presbyterian church, gave
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da - v ove,nn(; ' H was as usual a,
very elaborate affair, and the ladies
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are entitled to many compliments,
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! which the gentlemen present were
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T* 1 in < xpn ssinu. Ottiu H.utu
at tl,e meutin S ' v,,re: Mrs ' W ' [
j Kinncar, president; Mrs. B. W.
Ludington, Vice president; Mrs.
S. D. Taylor, Secretary; Mrs. A. J,
i Kent, treasurer.
Know Where to Look
For the good things you want in
footwear—know where to find them
best and cheapest. Know what to
avoid—that's the secret of shop
|ping.
Know -That the largest stock
! of all new footwear in the Pan
handle of Idaho is to bo found
Know—That pri 'es are lowest,
{quality considered, right here at
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Know—That no second rate or
j damaged good^ are sold at Holling
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right here at Hollinger's.
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Know—That the foremost shoe
And above all we want you to
i know that your trade is appreci
»assoie in
Hollingers
Bonners Ferry is at
! ated.
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-The arrival of « 10-lb boy at.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thot. J.
; Jones, brought joy to the home of
I that household this
I Tho». J. now has two daughters
morning.
and a son - and the latter ac< l ui!ii -
tion niakes him a ver Y R roud man '
—Mrs. F. T. Berger is home
i from an extended visit in the east.,
Sheriff's Sale.
Statu of Idaho. )
County of Ko.dnai \
hy virtue of a chattel mortgigc
executed and delivered on the lOih
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ld«v of August, 190 j, bv llie Pco
üllitwl Cnureh .if Spokane,
Washington, a corporation, mort
gagor, to Chris. Marlin, of Spokane,
Washington, which mortgage is on
record in the ,,ffice of ,he Recorder
of the County of Kootenai, State of
Idaho, in hook
on page ... ; and by viitue of the
provisions of Section 3390, 3301,
3392, 3393, 8894 and 3395 of the
Revised Statutes of the State of
Idaho, I will on the 25th day of
September, A. D. 1906, at the hour
11 o'clock in the forenoon of said
of mortgages
day, at the Alamo Colony, abtiul 8
miles from Bonnern Ferry in the
county >i Kootenai, Stale of Idaho,
proceed to sell far cash, to the
highe 1 1 bidder, at public auction,
the following described property, I
embraced in and covered by said
chotUd mmtgage to wit:
22 Head of Milk Cows.
Said property being sold as the
jp r .,p ( , r (y ( ,f n le People's United!
Church of Spokane, Washington,
mortgagor, to satisfy said ehattsl |
moilgags above mentioned, and!
two promise ry notes executed and
delivered by said People's United
Church, by David Mclnturff, Pres
ident, and Lew is Cooper, Treasurer, I
! nnortgagor, to the »aid Chris Martin
mortgagee, dated the 5th dav of I
Aug " Bt , 1905, fur the sum of Seven 1
Hundred
fourteen dollars and
bfteen cents with interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum, up
«" pr-miMory notes and
I Chattel Mortgage there is now due
lhe pum of Seven Hundred fifty
q ve dollars and 80e, principal and
' interest, a-ul the further sum of
One Hundred and fifty dollars at
'^ys tees, provided for in the
said promissory notes and said
0 h»Mri M or ig ag e, and the costs of
Hiis proceeding. The said proper
ly to be sold to satisfy said promis
sory note and Chattel Mortgage.
Given under mv hand at Rath
drum, Idaho, this 18th day of
September, 1906
Euwin Doubt,
Sheriff for KooU-nai county, Idaho.
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_ —A Republican, primary to se
lect nominees for precinct officers
will he held Monday,
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—Your prescriptions properly
compounded at the Red Cross Phar
macy.
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Real Estate
FARM and CITY
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PROPERTY
Bargains on Cottage Avenue
j #800.00 Each. 2 forty foot lot,
! and 5 room houses.
One lot and 3-room house.
#350.
property situated on Mam St.
I Eatonvillc.
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Bargains
in resident
#550.
Two lots on corner, five
#600.
room house,
1, 0ne lot - barn > four room
house.
#750. One lot and 5 room house i
all furnished.
HU IT LANDS
#550. 40 acres, one mile out,
13 acres cleared, level.
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()|) terms to suit the purchaser,
#100. 1 acre tract on terms to
suit the purchaser.
Two lots, good corner, and
#650.
six room house.
#10,000. Another Bargain, 532
'acres of meadow land, 180 tons of
iia . v ' (1H 1,eard of rattle, H horses
and everything pertaining to a
well furnish ra> - li best improved
■ st ,„. k ranc h Kootenai valley,
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I #4,000. A good investment, 1581
I acre ^ meadow land all improved,
bearing orchard, good house, wagon
and hack, 19 cows and calves, 7
heifers, full dary outfit, with every
! thing pertaining to a well stocked
ranch. Will sell land for #2600
! dollars.
#800.00 Store building 30x50,
ingured fef |1(000 | nc ] U( iin e post
l oftice j n lively little town good
j business.
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Will invoice stock,
Will take J each balance 6 months.
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GO TO
The Red Cross Pharmacy
For Pure Drugs,
M edicines,
Toilet Articles, Perfumes, fancy Candie». Cigars
Yours Truly to please,
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Proprietor and Owner.
Successor to JONES & BISHOP.
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DIMENSIGNS, sued
GROOVED ROOFING.
COMMON BOARDS.
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FLOORING.
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