Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-11-02
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Work Team for Sale.--Weight
about 1900. Enquire of l. w.
Bragg.
Malone pants for lumbermen,
prices from $3.50 to $3.50. Bonner
Mercantile Co.
Thursday night was Hallow-
cen and the usual number of
prsnks were performed about town.
Three big winners-McMillan
pants, North Star Mackinaw's and
Chippewa shoes, at Moore Bros.
The Guild will meet with Mrs.
W. D. Baxter next Thursday after
noon.
If you want to see a swell line
of fall dress goods, in all the latest
shades and patterns, call at Hol-
linger's.
See our fall and winter line of
circular, long and square wool
shawls, in black, white and colors,
at Hollinger's.
Send your orders to The X. T.
Co., Ltd, their prices are right and
they have unequaled facilities for
handling your business.
We have some bargains to
offer you in bedding, such as cot
ton and wooden blankets and com
forts, at Hollinger's.
If you want to see the very
latest in side combs, back combs
and hair pins, see our new line
just in, at Hollinger's.
Those little bear skin coats
are selling like hot cakes. Get
your baby fitted before sizes are
broken, at Hollingers.
See our snappy, up-to-date
line of mems suits and pants, also
a select line of clothing for young
men and boys, at Hollinger's.
The Kootenai Trading Co
have added quilts, shirts and tie;
to their list of cut prices. Call anc
see the stock whether you want t,
buy or not.
Call and ask to see our gents
fall and winter suits. We also
carry a fine stock of Priestley'l
crsvenette rain coats. Bonner Mer
camille Co.
The work being done here thii
week by the Great Northern, grad
: ing the grounds in and adjacent t
the railway yards, has attracted
many spectators.
"A. Snyder, of the forestry ser
vice, was in town Thursday. H,
reports good progress on the gov
eminent road being built by wa,
of Spread creek to the Moyie.
We have the clothing that fit
besides yon don't have to go out
. side and pay fancy haberdasher,
) store prices for them, either. w
Z can and will convince you that W
can save you at the very least 20 pc
cent on your new fall suit. Leav
I it to us. The place is Hollinger's
{ Sheriff R. P. Webb of Yakim
s was here Tuesday, looking for
; Jap murderer wanted at his towr
, Marshal Hoagland had arrested
Jap answering the description. bu
/. he proved to be the wrong mar
! although the similarity was yer
8 striking and warranted the arres
The fugitive is wanted for stabbin
. and killing a fellow countrymar
r Mrs. Joseph Banning receive
a message Tuesday announcing tn
death of her brother, DR.. John Ru.
sell, at Denver. The doctor die
suddenly Monday. He visited Nj
and Mrs. Banning last fall and az
peared in the prime of health. TIL
particulars of his death have nc
been learned. DR.. Russell mad
his home in Denver and was in
terested in valuable mining enter
prises. In early life he lived i
Idaho.
"A hoater was found in tn
river yesterday, just above towr
j. Cane made the discovery. TIL
dead man was about so or 60 year
old, He was evidently prospect
or, but no clue to his identity coul
be found. The body had probabl,
been in the water two months.
watch and magnifying glass wer,
found on his person. An inques
was thought unnecessary and tn