Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-05-25
locals

B. w. Ludington went to
Spokane this morning.
George r. Gray went to
Spokane this morning on business.
Mrs. E. NJ. Brown is visiting rel
atives in Kalispell.
Our Painting and Papering is
always right because we make it
right Otto Brown.
See our bargain counter for
good shoes at less than half price
at the big brick store.
Judge R. S. Anderson went to
Standpoint today to attend to sew
eral legal matters.
The Bonner Nero. Co. is the
best place to buy good, reliable
footwear.
We pay the highest market
prices for Ranch produce. When
you have anything to sell, call on
The Kootenai Trading Co., Ltd.
e. w. Stoner returned from
an extended trip to Illinois on
Tuesday last. He resides at Port
Hill.
Homemade candy, fruits,
Sengfelder's ice cream, in fact
everything good to eat at Mabeps
Candy Kitchen.
Send your orders to The X. #
Co.. Ltd, their prices are right and
they have unequaled facilities for
handling your business.
You don't need TO run all
around town to find what you
want. We've got it and we've got
it at the light price. Bonner Nero
Co.
Miss Mary Dawson is at Sand
point this week. She is a member
of the examining board that is
conducting the teachers examina-
ton at the county seat this week.
Mrs. Elmer Philbrick went to
Medical Lake on Thursday. She
has been quite i'll and went to the
lake for treatment. Miss Josie
Barker, her neice, accompanied
her.
John A Waldren, the tailor,
is working two extra men in his
shop, showing that his business is
hourishing. Mr. Waldren has
built up a splendid reputation and
does a large and increasing bust
ness.
New line of ladies' skirts Just
arrived by express for the Bonner
Nero. c.. direct from fashions
headquarters. Vols and chiffon
Panamas in brown, gray, black,
cream and all the leading colors.
Miss May Hart is the recipient
of beautiful music roll, with
silver plate attached, appropriately
engi aved 1t was presented by
the local aerie of Eagles as a token
of appreciation for services in play
ing the piano at their memorial
services this year and last year.
"A. Hickman came up from
Port Hill on Tuesday, accompanied
by two brothers, Earnest and Carl,
recently from Germany. They
were on their wav to the county
seat where the two latter will take
out naturalization papers. They in
tend to become citizens of this
country and residents of the Koo-
tenai Valley. May they become
as active and energetic as their
well known brother in developing
the resources OF the country. and
enjoy the same degree OF prosper
ity.
James f. Gillon, the we'll known
Round Prairie rancher, arrived in
town on tuesday on his way to
Minnesota to the bedside of his
mother who is dangerously i'll He
had quite an experience while here,
being arrested Immediately on his
arrival by the constable He
was locked up and held until
next day before complaint or
warrant issued The trouble
over which he was arrested was
never put into the form of a sworn
complaint He was rearrested on
a charge of assault upon the con-
stable with a dangerous weapon,
and upon examination before JUS
tice O'Callaghan was ordered dis
charged. After two days delay
and an expense of over fifty dol
lars he was allowed to pursue his
journey. Mr.. Gillon announces