Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-11-30

$500 from now till Christmas.-B.
M. Co.
Mrs. Hoagland will teach all
the different stitches in various
fancy work patterns. See her at
Northrup's.
The trial of Steve Adams cost |
Shoshone county $4,000, according
to the statement of Clerk Foster of
the Auditors office. People who
have followed the testimony in this
case will do some thinking about
the jury system.
Will Richardson, ook-keeper
for the Bonner Mercantile Com
pany, was unable to attend to his
duties for several days this week,
but is back at the desk again, His
place was filled by Thomas J. Jones
during his absence from the store.
B. Franklin Biggs and wife of
Spokane have been in town during
the week. Mr.. Biggs is represent
ing Sparks Bros. real estate deal
ers. They are placing Waukesha
town lots on the market. Wau-
kesha is a new town located at
medical springs west of Spokane.
Thanksgiving had the outside
appearance of a dreary day in Bon
ners Ferry, but there were the usu-
al number of home parties and
Thanksgiving dinners. In the eve
ming the dancing club gave a ball
in the hall that was attended and
enjoyed by many. The ladies OF
the Catholic church gave a fine
supper.
&C. L. Cummins hasour thanks
for a bunch of venizon. lie reports
that deer in great numbers are to
found this winter in the Libby
Greek country. He and Rosebaugh
Jumped not less than 25 in one
drove. The morning of their one
night on Libby they found tracks
in front of the cabin where they
camped.
Smallpox has again broken
out at Standpoint. 1t is reported
there are fifteen cases at that place
and a great many were exposed
before the nature of the disease
was known. The county and city
authorities are taking every pre-
caution possible to maintain a
strict quarantine and prevent the
further spread of smallpox.
james Sullivan, a desertel
from the 2Sth U. S. Infantry a
Fort Smelling. surrendered himself
, voluntarily to Marshal HoaglanC
5 last Sunday. He had just arrived
from B. c., and was sick, and sale
he was tired of lodging the officers
He is % years of age and hi
mother lives at Tonah, Wis
Mr.. Hoagland has communicated
: with Fort Smell ing.
We want you to know that Il
Cohen & Goldman's New YorI
;. trousers you will find the sam
= materials, the same styles, the sam
hand tailoring that identities cost
% ly to measure made trousers, an
you will find a perfect fit in you
W size garments. Aside from bein
g. the best tailored trousers, the price
is are so reasonable that it is possib
10 to dress fashionably at little e.
pense. Moore Bros.
IS j. P. Weyerhauser, son of tt
If lumber magnate Of that name, WI
st here from st. Paul, accompanie
err by two friends on WedneFda
They looked over the plant at tn
place in company with Manae
er George Head. The Boomers Fer
r. plant has been cutting a vast nur
IT. Der of ties for the Grand Trur
RS Pacific, building in Canada. TT
lumber in stock in their var
g. here amounts to 25,000,0C0 feet.
~ Joseph Maxfield, who recent
No cleared the Brey lot on lower Fir
street with the intention of putin
no business block, has decided
n wait until spring before buildil
[r. and announces that he and Nj
tx Maxfeld will then erect a thre
n story brick building, 29x80. M
and Mrs. Maxfeld have purchas
six lots in the We'll addition al
~ will build a fine rew bungalow {
" their occupancy, retaining thr
~ lots for themselves. On the 9th
~ three lots they will put up tbr
d. other bungalows which will be
sale or rent.-Pend d 'Oreille r
IN view.
he -
lie Avoid Buying Until December 2
"a The hat you want to get