Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-04-15

maze TINS place visit during the
week, finishing the sale of his ranch
near Copeland to Mr. Cooper,
member of the Alamo colony. Con-
sideration 81, 800.
Mrs. West and Mrs. Robbins
are prepared to do all kinds of sew
ing and dressmaking at home.
Notice. Five frst-class Lots in
Eatonville for sale Apply at w.
S. Beebee's Dental Rooms. If
Another large detachment { I
railroad engineers for the Corb n
road arrived in town last Monday,
QUILTED, went across the river by
ferry, and up the Moyie to their
destination on the grade.
- On account OF extra orders for
papers from distant points, and at
request OF certain patrons here, the
HERALD is obliged to re-publish
certain articles, as it W impossible
last week to fill all orders.
Spray Pumps and Spray Ma
terial are now in demand, and you
will find a full line at Jones &
Bishops Drug Store.
w. f. Whitaker, cashier of the
Traders bank, of Standpoint, spent
Monday in town with John Mar
shall, in the interest OF the First
National Bank OF Standpoint, which
these gentlemen are organizing at
the present time.
Don't fail to complete that s.
purchase at Moore's. Only another
week till Easter.
Quite a party of Rosalia, Wash.
people were visitors at Joe Hoag-
lands, tax ng the opportunity on
their way to the Alberta country,
where they intend to locate, to say
farewell to Mrs Hoagland, who be-
fore her marriage was resident of
Rosalia.
The work OF securing the right
of-way for the pipe line of the Bon
ner Water d Light Company, Ltd.
is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible by Attorneys Bandclin, Jones
e. Marshall Mr. Marshall states
that as soon as the right-of-way is
secured, the work of putting in the
pipes will be CONNIE ced. 1t is
hoped to be able to get the pipe
laid across the low land on the
route OF the pipe line before high
water comes.
THAT 500 Easter offer at
Moorc's is a handsome gift, when
you consider the unequalled values
in Mems wear at the Mems shop
all the time.
500 Yen has filed an action
against 500 Kcc to recover fifteen
dollars damage, and the price of
one first class passage to New York.
Plaintiff states in the complaint
that defendant agreed to pay his
passage from New York to Boomers
Ferry and return if plaintiff would
come here and look after defend
ants laundry, while defendant was
in China. Attorneys Bandelin,
Jones and MARSHALL will represent
defendant. Case is set for Friday
at 10:00a. m. in Judge Kent's court.
Don't buy your shoes elsewhere,
before looking over our swell line.
We have the best, and the very
latest in shoes and OXfords in the
city.-At Hollingers.
j. o. Mahoney, Special Deputy
Collector of Customs, for the d $
trict of Montana and Idaho, passed
through Boomers Ferry Thursday
on his way to Great Falls.
j. II. Abbott and crew of sur
veyors arrived Monday and have
been sounding the river between
J. +. Callahan's ard the old ferry
landing during the week, all OF
which would indicate a location
for a bridge across the Kootenai
river for the Spokane d Interna-
tional railway.
VIM. Ashley, Jr., of Standpoint,
was in town yesterday on business.
The compressed air Spray
Pump is the best and most conve-
nient, and you can buy them at
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