Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-07-22

lucnce, ana the annual destruction
OF property has commenced. There
are stringent laws against setting
out fires, and letting them run, and
these laws ought to be enforced.
To set fire and let it get beyond
control, destroying a neighbors
property, and more often property
in whole neighborhood, is an act
that deserves the most severe
punishment.
We will close out $4,000
worth OF Mems, Women's, Misses,
Boys and Children's Shoes at
slaughter prices, as we need the
room for other goods. Don't over
look this Sale at Hollinger's.
Agent T. F. Jones, who was
formerly night operator at this
station, returned from a trip east
and spent few days in town with
friends. He expects to be sent to
station in Washington shortly.
Arrived this week at C. C.
Mercantile store shipment Of fine
Glassware.
We want your prescription
trade and we will please you by
dispensing pure drugs at the right
prices.-Jones & Bishop.
The order OF the Maccabees
promptly paid the insurance of
$1,000, which the deceased DR..
Thos. A. Bishop was entitled to.
The amount was paid over within
80 days after the death OF the bene.
ficisry. RS.
Our prescription business is
rapidly increasing; get in line
Jones e. Bishop.
IN. B. Williams, wife and
daughter returded Sunday from
Priest River, where they visited
their daughter, Mrs. M. J. Doherty
Mems Four-in-hand Neck ties
regular price 75c, closing out price
50c.-Bonner Mercantile Co.
Miss Pearl Hockett was home
last week on a visit, returning tc
Athol last Monday.
! Miss Kittie Tobin, daughter Of
NJ. Tobin, the contractor, enjoyed
a visit from her sister, Mrs. Bridal
Of Spokane, last week. Mr.. Tobin's
family arrived last week from
Minneapolis, and are staying al
the construction camp.
Hams, Bacon, Rolled Shout.
ders, Dry, Salt and Picked Pork al
the Idaho Market.
George Mccormick, prom.
inent rancher near Lenia, on the
upper Kootenai, came in with team
and wagon last Thursday to trans.
act private business.
Snaps this week only 10c a
pound at c. c. Nero. Co.
Rev. A. R. Adams, D. D., Of
Spokane, arrived last Saturday 10
join Bishop McInturff at the Alamo
colony. Rev. Adams is connected
with the Christian church, and was
formerly located at Des Moines, Ia,
where he edited the Evangelistic
Review. He is socialist in belief
and sees in Bishop mcInturff's Al
amo colony, q realization OF social
istic aims.
Miss Mabel Walters returned
to Standpoint Tuesday, after visit
ing friends in Boomers Ferry for
the past three weeks.
Steel is being laid on the new
spur to the mill Of the Boomers
Ferry Lumber Co. AS soon as
completed, which will be within a
few days, the mill will begin to re-
ceive logs by rail from off the X.
V. Ry. Manager A. Z. Rickerd
has let contracts for several million
feet along the X. v.
Remember, the Bonner Nero.
Co. are making a sacrifice sale on
all OF their ready made clothing
and can save you about one-third
the price Of suit.
There was a prospect of a
matched game OF ball Sunday, the
white Cariboo" team was 10 play
the Bonners Ferry STARS. The
Cariboos appeared upon the
diamond, but the Stars failed to
twinkle, and the Cariboos now claim
TO be the champions. Our bah
players should improve the opportu-
nifty to practice.