Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-27

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Notice. Five frst-class Lots in
Eatonvillc for sale. Apply at w.
5. Beebee's Dental Rooms. If
c. S. Cole, Of Copeland, sold
his interest in Sec. q, at Galena
Landing, to II. /. Hoagland q Son.
Consideration $500
The "Club7 lunch counter will
be rcopened today, after having
been closed lately. The genial prop
rietor of the Club, Mr.. Hart,
knows his business.
We are closing out 400 pairs
OF mems pants. Prices range from
SOC to S4.15.-Bonner Mere. Co.
Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin has
been on the sick list lately, but all
danger is past.
Mrs. J E. Callahan was pas
scnger for Spokane on Tuesday.
Before returning she intends to go
to Ceur d'Alenc City.
&C. r. Gray. manager OF the c.
c. Mercantile Co., and Mrs. Gray
made a business and pleasure trip
to Spokane
The Idaho Market will pay
you the cash for your hides.
The Oddicllows have material
on the ground to put a front addi-
ton on to their hall to make the
latter plumb with the buildings ON
each side. The entrance will be
oyerbuilt in the shape OF a portico.
Mr. Nichols, the real estate
dealer, of Spokane, and two custom
crs were looking over the Thomp-
son and Eckert ranches near Cope
land, Nay %.
Don't forget that when in need
OF Shoes, Shoes, shoes, the place to
go is to Hollinger's, where YOU can
buy them just right in quality and
right in price.
Superintendent Roberts OF the
S. & l. was looking over the prim-
airy construction work done here
last Wednesday.
The Lampher Hat, no better
$500 Hat made, selling at $3.50
at the Bonner Mercantile Co.
Tho homestead contest OF Fred
Lipp VS.. John Berry was argued
before Commissioner Jones Thurs
day. Mr. Lipp's witnesses were
Tony Braun and Gus Westermcycr
OF Copeland. &.
DR. r. A. Bishop, who has been
ailing for some time, was compelled
to have DIR. e. Z. Fry diagnose
his case, with the result that Dr.
Bishop went to hospital in Spo-
kane the fore part of the week, re-
turning Wednesday.
III you have a little IDLE time
call at the Bonner Mercantile Co
and look over their line OF mems
work shirts, it will pay YOU. Price
range from 40c up to 65c.
Married W. r. Hoagland, Of
Boomers Ferry, Idaho, and Mary
Mcmahon, of Spokane, Wash, were
married i'm Spokane, on "Wednesday
May D. The Young couple arriv-
ed here ON the night train and
found a pleasant dance awaiting
them at the Hoagland ranch, where
about . couples tripped the light
fantastic until morning.
"A handsome line OF the very
lates style of French imported
summer millinery, Just arrived al
the Northrup Millinery Store
Ladies dress hats, street hats
Children hats. Every one is cordil
/ ly invited to call and see our hats
No trouble to please You at TIA,
Northrup Millinery Co. Store.
Engine No. 26S, which has beer
very familiar for a long time e
passengers ON the X. Y. and to tho
residents OF Boomers Ferry, had tC
undergo repairs lately in the shop.
at Spokane. Wednesday it appear
ed agrin, rebuilt, and took up it.
labor at this station, and Engineer
Kendall once more feels the thrill
of pulling the throttle of No. 26S
II fetched here two private car,
of railroad officials. The substitute
ed engine No 1873 went back to th,
shops.