Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-12-08

Havana cigars.
Watch these columns next week
for the Red Cross Pharmacy's
holiday announcements.
Mrs. T. ] Hollinger returned
Sunday from Kalispell at which
place she and the children visited
her parents for seveal weeks.
Our stock is now full of latest
styles in neckwear, Rhinestone
back combs, comb sets and wrist
bags at Hollingers.
The merchants of Bouners
Ferry are placing their holiday
goods on display, and have nice
and extensive assortments. There
will be no need to send away from
home for presents.
Every soc purchase entities the
purchaser to one guess. Call at
the Red Cross Pharmacy and get
wise to this 1t means something
for nothing.
Rev. N. B. Fry of ColviIle,
Wash, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity. Rev. Fry is of the Uni
versalist denomination and will
hold services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at p. m.
It J. Hollinger, the dry goods
merchant, weat to Spokane on
Wednesday to purchase additional
holiday goods and will send in
shipment OF the very latest for the
holiday trade.
The Alamo Colony Co has for
sale some splendid small pigs, one
thoroughbred Poland China boar
pig, also the very finest thorough
bred black minorcha and white
leghorn cockerels. Address Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho.
"A Norwegian Lu;hern CHI urch
will probably be organized in Bon
nejs Ferry soon. Members of that
organization recently held a meet
ing with that object in view. One
Of the missionarys of the church Us
expected here Sunday to hold ser
vices. Meetings are held ia the
NJ Il. church.
Bishop d. N. McInturf left
yesterday for Spokane or a bust
ness trip in the interest Of the
Alamo co 'ony. The Bishop in
forms us that the colony has Just
turned off $1,000 worth of red top
and naothy hay. He also states
th&, the colony put up 600 tons of
hay ca the colony lands last year.
The Bonner Mercantile Co.
has very artistic show windows.
One window that attracts particu-
lar attention is q Christmas eve
representation. Willie Kinnear is
the artist. 1t shows the house and
country oececed with snow, while
inside is every preparation made
for Santa Claus. 1t is very well
gotten up.
There was a Basket Social al
the NJ. E. church on Friday evening
of last week. 1t was well patron
lied and the ladies realized a near
sum from the proceeds. One o
the features of the evening was an
old fashioned spelling match. Mrs
J. w. Stewart and Miss Kate Rose
baugh choose the sides. Miss Grao
Henderson, daughter of Rev. Hen
derson, carried off the prize.
Hon C. J. Shoemaker was il
Boomers Ferry last Monday, anC
made this office a pleasant call
Mr.. Shoemaker is treasurer O
Kootenai county, but has b en- il
additional prominence during tn
past year by reason Of being chair
man of the Republican count,
committee. Mr.. Shcenasker's posi-
ton was one that was particularl
trying in the recent campaign, bu
he acquitted himself we'll and en-
: Joys a feeling of the best of goo
will from all his patty associates
The Guessing Contest at the Re
Cross Pharmacy is winner. Wit
every SOC purchase entities tn
purchaser to one guess on tn
number of articles in dis-pla
jar, that you will notice in tn
window. The one guessing tn
nearest to the exact uVmbsr in tn