Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-04-04

u our waist patterns stamped
ready for work at Hollingers
for 35s.
Mrs. George Ladley returned
from a visit with relatives at Hope
last week.
- Fred G. Fisher is still very i'll,
and there is but little change in
his condition.
George p. Towne was in Spo-
kane during the week on Elsie
HONS business.
April 10th. Don't overlook
the date, the day Hollinger's big
shoe sale opens.
F. B. Solomon of Curly Greek
was transacting business in town
during the week.
james e. Dolan was in town
several days during the past week.
He returned to Spokane.
&c. B. Whitney and wife of
arrived Thursday and
are returning home today.
Assessor Frank Luce was in
town Yesterday confering with
Deputy Assessor Ben Morrow.
G. G. Cummins left for Seattle
last night. He expects to go
up on the Grand Trunk in Canada
as soon as the season opens.
w, H. Stotts, living on a
homestead near Katka, left yester-
day for the east for his family. He
will return in a few weeks.
Meeting of the Fire Company
on Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock at the Electric Light Com
pany's Office by order of F. d.
Hoagland, Chief.
w. G. Palmer had another
stroke of paralysis last Monday.
His condition is very serious, but
DR.. Fry, who is attending, has
hopes for his improvement.
We have paint for the house
barn, roofs, buggies, wagons, sleighs
stems ard varnishes. Also nice
line of wall paper at low prices
Browns paint and wallpaper store
Miss Rose Perkins, one of the
teachers in the public schools, has
been i'll with la grippe. Mrs. Nc.
Pherron taught in her place. She
was able to return to her work
yesterday.
Miss Mary Dawson leaves next
week to attend the teachers insti-
tute at Standpoint and the inter
state association meeting at Pull
man. She will visit her brother
at Orofno while away.
If you are looking for trunk
to pack away your winter garments
in or going on a trip, call and lei
us show you the biggest and best
line of trunks ever shown in Ron
meas Ferry. Bonner Mere. Co.
Don't forget Hollinger's carry q
fine line of white material foi
Ladies Waists, consisting of linen
for Eyelet and Mont Nellie work
also Batiste for shadow work and
we carry a complete line of EN-
broidery floss.
"A. B. Ashley has succeeded K
B. Peckins as agent for the Grea
Northern at Bonners Ferry. Mr.
Ashley arrived last week with hi
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Peckins lief
for Standpoint last Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H. Faust, wife of Edi
tor Faust. of the Western New, o
Libby, was visiting relatives il
Bonners Ferry a few days the pas
week. She is sister to E. NJ
Brown and Geo. T. Brown. Sh'
returned home on Monday.
The Rebekahs will have
social session next Tuesday even
ing, after lodge, III honor Of Nh
and Mrs. Blakeslee and Mis-
Velma Blakeslee, members of tn,
lodge, who leave for the state o
Washington soon.
Having opened a paint an
wall paper store in the Bonnie
Hotel block, we are prepared, t
offer to the public a nice line G
paints and wall paper at reasona
BILE prices. A share of your patron
age solicited. Browns paint an
wall paper store.
"A. ]. Kent, who purchase
what is known as the combination
property some time ago, is havin
the buildings remodeled. One par
is being made into a five room