Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-03-03
Additional Locals.
j. w. Stewart was i town to
day from Gilso 5 camp.

w. 4. james litt Z BlIl Is SUIT
iously i'll with whooping caugh.
DR.. E. E. Fry has heen APP
pointed health officer by the
town board. The Doctor proposes
thatthere shall be a thor ough can
ing up OF the town as a precaution
to prevent any contagious diseases
from breaking out here.
j. A. Sloop, of Porthill, was in
town this week, and visited his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. II. Waldron. Mr.. Sloop
is on his way home from the East.
The X. of P. masquerade was
a very enjoyable event. The
Waltz prize was won by Miss Tillie
Bjorquist and Wayne S. Walker.
Miss Avis Hockett won the prize
for the best sustained character.
"A case of death from diphther-
ia occurred on the Northside during
the week. The deceased was
laborer and had recently arrived
from Dakota. The case was i'm
mediately isolated as soon as dis
covered and it was not believed
that anyone was exposed.
From the Bonner Mercantile
Co. you can buy a $500 hat for
$3.50 All $3.50 hats at $500. All
81 so hats at $1.25. We can save
you money on anything in furnish
ing goods and shoes as we expect
to close out these lines as quickly
as possible at money saving prices.
Bomber Mer camille Co.
-Chas. O'Callaghan has handed
us a communication for publication
but too late for this issue. Mr..
O'Callaghan advocates an organic
alton to work in connection with
the plans of the Spoka Chamber
of Commerce to secure immigra-
to the tributary country. The
suggestion is timely and pertinent
Spokane is expanding $4,000 to
advertise surrounding country.
M A. Peterson passed through
to Spokane this week.
We make a speciality of stati-
emery and invite your attention to
our stock. Jones G. Bishop.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Pies byterian church will meet with
Mrs Ed Little next Wednesday
afternoon.
stop q moment and rubber al
the hats of latest vogue in Moore
show window; particularly the new
hat Set Derby.
Frank Davis was down from
the international line Wednesday
and informed the HERALD thai
tracklaying on the Corbin road hac
reached point six miles south o
the line, at the first crossing of th'
Moyie. The bridge was to be il
readiness for the rails by Thursday
j. F. Cook, Jr., attached Bridg,
Contractor SINNERS saw mill las
Monday The sum involved wa
Sl416, due for stumrage On Thurs
day Mr. Skinner turned the bus.
mess over to the Spokane e. Inter,
national Ry Co, and the company
settled in full for Mr. Cooks ,lain
and the case was dismissed. Tn,
mill is expected to resume opera
tions today, and will continue saw
ing timbers tor tie railroad bridge
Percy Jones met with a seriou
accident last Monday forenoon
while working at the NJ. e church
He had gone up on a scaffold nea
the roof with a view tn taking tn
scaffold down Just "a he reache,
the place, the scaffnld broke II
fell about s feet, striking a eros
! piece, and injuring his back. H
hung across the support until takel
down in an unconscious condition
but was later able TO walk HON,
DR.. Fry whp ia attending thinks
: will be a couple of weeks before h
is able to be out. Mrs. Jones ha
postponed her departure to Coeu
d'Alene until he is ahe to travel.