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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

Great scenic effects in "Zaza. Don't miss this great play.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

rUNNY7 WE'LL I GUESS YES The show at the Majestic.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Block 66, known as Bailey Llock. Six good houses Alp. ply to Vim. Ross.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

,rpp-.A pisOo. Anyone going VIM for the summer and wishing
 t',: ,sot their piano address Box ssf.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12
SILVER BELTS
 WANT ADS osr CENT woRp-cAsH MUST ACCOMPANY COPY
WANTED.

,-rrD-A girl to do 2 neral house. ass South Devereaux street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12
Ten Acres of Fertile Land in Solomonville to Be Given Away.

Right in the heart of the county seat of Graham county is one of the pret
 tiest little ten-acre ranches in Arlzona. There is a seyen-room modern brick and adobe house on the place, as well as a four room house. Magnificent sil. yer naples, cottonwoods and other semi
 tropical trees afford abundant shade and add beauty to the place, while flowers and graceful creeping vines add to scene almost beyond description. The improvements on this property are absolutely worth $4O0O. The owner, however, wants to dispose of 1t quickly, as he is leaving this section of the country. He will give you the land ab. solutely free if you will pay him s21oo spot cash for the improvements. There is deep well on the place, provided with tank and windmill. The land is ready to SOW to alfalfa. Plenty of water from passing ditchcs at a nom. inal price. One block from courthouse and the central school is within few feet, The biggest snap in all Arizona. See George Gamble about it any day in Globe or write him
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18
Raymond Bell Co.

Much interest is already mani
fest in the coming 3 nights engage
ment of the "Bell Show" as every
one calls il. Fresh from a five
months tour of eastern Canada aud
the middle western states with his
now famous dramatizations of
Tempest and Sunshine" Mr.. Bell
brings his excellent little troupe
eager to repeat the success they
always have enjoyed in Washing
ton, Idaho and Oregon. The engage
ment opens Thursday, September
%, for three nights and a Satur-
day matinee at popular prices of
Little Lord Fauntleroy" Seats
will be on sale at the lone on Mon
day previous.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18
FOR SALE or trade, black

FOR SALE OF trade, black
mare, z years old and 2 months
old colt. Enquire at City Livery.
Ladies Suits Coats Skirts and
Waists in the Latest styles can be-
had at the Bonner Dry. Goods Co.
at moderate prices.
Let US take your Measure for
, fall suit as we are showing 500
samples of Guaranteed all wool
Goods for Men. Bonner Dry
Goods. 4
-Linoleum makes the store or
Office much moro attractive and
that helps business. 1t is elastic
and noiseless to the tread. 1t is
reasonable in price. Alexander.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18

kATkA

Dan Russeler came up from
Spokane last week to visit f. Mar
tin and family.
0. N. Southwick has takeu their
son. Orien to Bonners Ferry to at
tend the winter term of school.
Fred Buffman has been ill for
over week with bad cold and
lame book and is not much i'm
proved.
There is county road being
made from Katka to Bonners
Ferry which will be great benefit
to the settlers in the near future.
There is a new school house be-
ing built here. Lumber and other
material are on the ground. 1t is
being built on the corner of Frank
Martins land.
We are going to have a good
school here this winter, the clerk
has informed Mr.. Martin that two
applicants have applied for the
school. The board has not accep-
ted either at this writing.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Martin had q very pleasant sur
prise by the appearance of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Mcdonald of the
east, sister and brother in-law of
Mrs. Martins. They only made
short visit of three days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald are making their
second tour around the United
States. They speak very highly
of this part Of Idaho and think
we have fine lot of timber.
A. r. M.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18

Ed. Thompson of Naples WAS
in the city yesterday.
Jack VanGasken is expected
home from Seattle Monday.
Mrs. H. o. Jackson spent q
few days this week visiting friends
in Standpoint.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. l. Monks re-.
turned Tuesday afternoon from
their visit at the A. Y. P.
Rev. Darling is offering his
household goods for sale ut bar
gain prices. Will leave the city
! soon,
Howard Bonner has resumed
his duties at the X. T. Co.'S store
on Thursday after a two weeks
vacation.
III you want the best in high
grade Shirts and mems furnishing
ask to see the Wilson Bros. line Al
Moore's Mems Shop.
Harry Kinnoar, the window
trimmer for the Bonner Nero, Co
this week put in very attractive
window in the form of an auto
and stoves.
Robert Adams OF North Yaki
ma, arrived in the Ferry last week
and is visiting his friend, Thee
Weaver. Mr.. Adams will MAX,
this place his home.
ED. Sparhawk, a recent ar
rived from California has just com
pleted 100 foot we'll at Sam Big
CARS ranch near the city. Th'
we'll has 20 feet OF fine water.
Miss Theo Wright, book
keeper for the X. T. Co., left Thurs
day for Spokane, after visiting
there several days she will continu
to Seattle to see the A. Y. P. Mis-
Theo will be away about tw
weeks.
Miss Helen Thygeson Ant
her friend Miss Pearl Carson
returned. to Spokane yesterday
Miss Thygeson has been the CUES
of Mrs. Dell Cane for several week
while Miss Carson came up tn
forepart of the week.
Father ] .A.Drome of Hunting
ton, Quebec. stopped off here Sat
urday til Monday morning to visi
Mrs. Ed. Moore and family. Fat
her Drome was their pastor in Que
bee, s or 10 years ago. He wa
enroute from the A. Y. P.
There will be no services in th
Presby terrain church Sunday. Seq
TENDER I9, on account of the al
sence Of the pastor, but there wi
be regular survives Sunday, Ser
TENDER, 26, Rev. Darling occupy
ing the pulpit morning and ev'
ming.
The Loyal RebekAhs OF thl
city will give an entertainer
Tuesday evening, September n, i
|. o. o. F. hall to all Rebekshs
i honor OF their anniversary.
musical program will be rendere,
games of various kinds plsye'
concluded with light refreshment
A royal good time is anticipated.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18
State Board to Examine Papers

Boise, Sebi. 4-For the first time
in the history of the state of Idaho
and under the terms OF the educa-
|tional bill passed during the tenth
legislative session as compiled by
Miss S. Belle Chamberlain, super
intendent of public instruction, the
state board of educational examin-
ers will 20 into session Monday of
next week at which time they will
examine and grade all psperf SUBJ
mitted in the county examinations
for teachers certificates.
There are Is members of this
board of educational examiners ap
pointed by the state superintend-
ent of public instruction. All
papers are examined by mum bers,
30 as to prevent any unfairuess the
names of those writing the papers
being eliminated and their papers
appearing before tho board by
number only. For the pact few
days the papers have been coming
into the state educational depart
ment and work to grade them will
be taken up by the board as soor
as the number at hand warrants
the action. After being examined
and graded the papers will be re-
turned to the county superintend
ents of schools and certificates is
sued to the successful competitor
The new law does away with tn
county superindents examining
the papers as has been the cas-
heretofore. All superintendent
under the new law forward tn,
papers to the Office of the state sup
erintendent where the examinin,
board grades them,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18

My rooming house known as
THE Danforth." Three blocks
from P. o. ten minutes walk from
new Bonner's Ferry Co. Mill which
starts up next Monday, September
IL. Has twelve guest rooms, six
living rooms. Office and store room.
Also electric lights and water in
house. Every room full. Will
take part payment and easy terms.
Come and see me. N.H.DANFoRrH.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18
LOCALS y PERSONALS

james McGreevy came up
from Standpoint yesterday.
"A good Empire Cream Sepera-
tor No 2 for Sale cheap. Enquire
Of w. T. McNear.
New arrival of Fall and winter
goods at The Bonner Dry Goods
Co. Ltd. See Add.
-Linoleum-New Patterns, Csc
-75c and inlaid $1.25 per yd at
w. A. Alexander's.
Mrs. A. w. Mandle went to
Spokane this morning to attend
tho fair and visit friends.
FOR SALE-Two milch COWS
and one cali, on J, w. Stewards
ranch, care Of Ed Doppler. At
Homer Boileau returned home
Wednesday from Wycliffe, B. C.
having completed his work at that
place.
F. A. Fallon of Eureka, Mont.
an uncle of the Moore Bros. ar.
rived in the Ferry Wednesday
evening for a short visit.
Eric DeWolf, of the Geo. R
Gray & Co.'s store, left Thursday
morning for Seattle and other coast
cities. Eric will be gone for ter
days or two weeks.
Mics Blanche Thurston, who
has been visiting Miss Phoeb,
Boilesu and other friends for evera
weeks returned to her home in
Spokane yesterday afternoon.
Go TO Mrs. s. Canes tea anc
coffee store for the best OF teas anc
coffee. Yon will receive a tickle
with every purchase. These tick
cts ale good for various kinds o
premiums.
Arthur Munich OF St. Paul
MINI, . half brother of Mrs. N. H
DSnforth stopped off in the Ferr,
from Sunday til Monday. Mr.
Munich has been visiting in Calfor
inia, Oregon and at A. Y. P. an,
was on his way home.
For those delicious Maraschin,
chocolate cherries, the best IS vel
as the latest CONNECTION. The lone
is. headquarters for the ]. B. Funke'
chocolates and Maraschino cherrie
Pretty boxes of these goods from
15c to SOC.
Miss Fern Webb, the talented
little pianoist who lately resided
in Bonners Ferry is musician will
the Bell Show, which plays her
shortly. Five months experience
has made a wonderfully cleve
little actress Of what WAS a pur
amateur when she joined thi
troupe. She has many friend
here.
The S. /. Ry. will sell ticket
from all stations on its line for tn
Spokane Interstate Fair common
cling today until the rs, for on,
fare for the round tripsgood return
ing any time before the 29. TIL
fare from the Ferry will be 1872
for ronnd trip. This will give tn
people a chance to stay in Spoksn
and see President VIM. Taft on tn
20.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18

The chicken supper and Harvest
ball given Thursday evening by
the Catholic ladies was a rousing
success, both socially and finan-
cially. The supper was fine and
well patronized, and If possible
served better supper this time
than ever before and many people
" ish they would serve them oftener.
About 9:15 people began coming
for the dance and by 10 o'clock the
hall was filed. The music was
furnished by the Vaughan Orches-
ira, From $3.50 until 1 o'clock the
dance was in full sway, the dancers
having the time of their lives. The
ladies again served supper at IL
O'Clock in the banquet room. 1t
was the best attended as we'll as
the most enjoyed event given for
sometime.
The receipts of the evening we're
1925, expenses about $25, leaving
the ladies balance of about 500.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-18

The Minnesota State Fair, which
closed last week, had q record
breaking attendance anb netted
100000. This Fair, which is
under the management of c. w.
Cosgrove, Manager OF the Spokane
Interstate Fair, ran two weeks and
had the best live stock exhibit of
the middle West, which is coming
to the Spokane Interstate Fair
next week, It's amusement features
were the principal drawing card,
and these also will be largely re-
produced at Spokane. The paid
attendance sho cd an increase of
$4,000 over last year, anb the
total cash receipts were $4,000
greater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

When Madame Sembrich, VINO was
advertised to sing ut the Salt Lake the
ater on Thursday, December .: which
contract she cancelled, il was done Tor
the alleged reason that her husband
and teacher, Professor Stengl, had been
stricken with pneumonia while en-
route from Denver TO Salt Lake, hence
il was, according TO the dispatches re-
crlved in the newspaper offices IN Zlon,
necessary TO get him 10 n lower altl-
iude as quickly rs possible, with The
result that he was rushed through TO
Los Angeles with all speed, and the
famed soprano was not heard in Salt
Lake.
But was it tho illness or Tcputcd ill.
ness of Scmbrich IS husband that caused
The cancellation of her contract?
When one gets down TO a brass tack
talk the real reason for the cancella-
lion was that the seat sale was not
what the madame expected. 1t was the
second time she had disappointed Salt
Lakers, the first instance duo to trou-
HE. so il was alleged, with the Tabcr-
nacle choir. But in that instance 1t
was no doubt for the samo reason rs
the last cancellation-the lack Of big,
roand iron dollars in the box office.
In the Los Angeles Times of Dccem-
her il appeared the following, which
is selt.explanatory. 1t is sarcastic, OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

Mr.. Van Baar has been ut work on this
book for q long time and has Just cor
rcctcd the proofs, II VIII he ont in n
few weeks, but il is not 10 bc put on
the market Mr., Van Baar will use il
for his banqucts and the gatherings for
which lie furnishes music. and as nc
furnishes the music for more of tins
class of entertainments than any other
mnsicial, the book will be Il useful one.
The second piano recital by the pu-
pills of Mary Frances Sanborn was given
at her residence, in the Canning apart
mcnts, on Saturday afternoon. Miss
Vera Peterson played the entire pro
Gralnme, including as &C number the
beautiful "Traumerie. which was
given with fine expression. \ paper uu
the lite of SchGmanu WIS read by Miss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

Little Girls in Blue ''Comrades, -
sally in Our Alley, Sweet Roscy
O'Grady." " ''Mary Kellv's Beau or
{" Sweet Genevieve' (and who can re
member them? p, YOU have but 10 turn
to the proper page Of the little book,
and there YOU are Or. if YOU want tho
chorus of "Poor John. Moon Dear. ;
" Rcdhoad, - ''Ladylove, - or even
"'Oh, Say Doctor which has not been
published, AS yet they are there too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

This programme will be given Deccm-
Der &c, at G:30 p. m, at the Thirty
third ward meeting house, Eleventh East
between Fourth and Fifth South. under
tho direction of Joseph Poll, conduc-
tor, and Jessie Standing, organisls
Anthenl-God OF Israel. .....,... Ste plcns
Choir,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

h. c. Stephens and Z. VI. Howell; ten
ors. \, l.. Helper and ~. Hudson,
Will sing an anthem, 'While the
Shepherds Watch by Park; anthem.
Praise Ye the Father by Gounod ;
solo, ''The Ninety and Nine, " Campion
by Miss Zimmerman; anthem, IIarll,
IIark, My Soul. - by Shelley. The or
ganist is Miss Jcannet Williamson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

The Westminster church. which is
now holding services in Odd Fellows
hall. Postoflicc place, will render Christ
mas music on Sunday, December 10, and
Sunday, December 60. The choir,
Rose Smithen, Miss Lydia Smlthen and
Miss Bertha Zimmerman; altos. Miss
Edith Evans, Miss Mary Beach; baSsos,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

After five years work, which has
reflected credit OH tho organization and
npom both Professc? Shepherd and Pro
fessor Mcclellan, who have i'll turn con-
Quoted 1T. the Salt Lake symphony
has reached point where it is
no longer with funds with which to
proceed Up TO this time the support
OF several wcll-known Salt Jakcrs has
made il possible 10 give three or four
recitals each year All of these have
been given at "A loss as the expenses are
ALWAYS in excess OF the box Office re-
ceipts. The fund heretofore subscribed
has been exhausted and now, Just as the
organization is showing marked i'm
provcmcnt i'll every way, the need of
necessary funds must prevent the di-
Tcctors from laying any plans whatever
for the future. After n careful discus.
sion of the situation. it was decided by
The directors to give Mt least one con
cert this year. for the purpose OF testing
The interest and disposition Of the music
lovers of the city This concert will
he given mt the Colonial on the after.
noon Of January l6. at 4 O'Clock Ii
has been arranged with the utmost care
giV3g ample scope for the orchestra
which will be enhanced by the prcs
cncc OF Miss Tuttle. who has consented
10 appear as harpist in several Of ;he
orchestra numbers. Miss Sybcl'a Clay
ton, 4 pianist of exceptional talent. has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
Christmas Trees
Christmas Treesl

4 carload of Christmas trees at T.. il.
Mott : grocery store. 66 and SO Rich
ards street. The cheapest place in the
city 30 buy your Christmas tree. Both
uhOncs 352S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
course. and it tells the story. Says the

course. and it tells the story, Says the
Times:
one of the most astounding examples
OF the restorative power OF California
climate is tho. quick recovery of Prof.
Stenel, The husband and teacher OF Nine,
Sembrlch Nine. Sembrich was scheduled
Ia sing In the cold. barn like old taber,
nacle at Salt Lake, and II was runored
that the diva had init herself q sad,
as Miss Eva GonorowsEi would say. over
The prospect Of having Ia sing there. Slc
Is one OF the most conscientious women
on the stage however. and Wild horses
could not drive her 10 break or even scrt-
ously dent Il contract But all, she hated
10 sing there. One Of the most beauti-
full things about Mime. Sembrich,s life is
her devotion To her husband. Prof,
Stengl VINO discovered her wonderful tall
ent when she was n child OF ia. There
is nothing that ho would not do for his
Well. just as senbrich was thinking
how much she hated to sing at the tab
ernacle her husband was taken dcs-
perately i'll 1, WAS seen at once thai
nothing could possibly save his life but
a swift trip 10 the baln1y climate Of Cali
foruia Madam reluctantly. Cancelled her
and began what the sensational newspa-
pers called "a race with death" She
won. Then the marvellous happened. The
professor got lunGful ot-California eli
mate. He felt better. Two lunSfuls; he
was well
The Sembrichs arrived Sunday and on
that afternoon the dying professor hdd
recovered TO such "A marvellous degree
that the singer went 10 concert. The
last heard OF him yesterday he was en-
ioying life at the hotel. and was appar-
emily well. except for an ordinary cold.
There's no telling what desperate thing
might have happened had madam been
obliged TO stay and sing at the hated
tabernacle. OH, what beautiful thing Is
climate!
When SenbTieh decided TO cancel her
engagement here she was ut Green
River, Wyo., in n palace car. A mes
sage was received there from hor agent
IN Zion saving the seat sale was T933
with about $500 OF expense TO be met
Then her hubby was stricken and the
engagement was Cancelled. Had the
seat sale reached the $1,000 mark, in alI
probability poor, dear old Stcugi might
not have become Ill. Dollars are hand
some "Oh, what 4 beautiful thing i:
= dollar.' Tho round simoleou cuts
great chunks Of ice at times This
however, when the box office is cold
This round iron dollar cuts little ict
when the thaw comes, and i; is then
that people catch cold. especially
bubbles Of famed sopranos,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
Picture framing.

MiJglcy-Bodcl Co, So East 1st So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

been chosen as soloist, so that an artis.
tic success is assured. 1t now depends
upon the patrons to defray the ex-
pcnsc of this concert by sending sub
scriptions in Mt once, 1t is believed
that these donations viii be forthcom-
ing and that the Symphony orchestra
NAV be kept up To tho present high
standard These subscriptions may be
sent To Elmer J. Goshen, president OF
the orchestra, or TO j. ID. Spencer, man
agcr, care of the New York Life Insur-
ancc company.
y. W. c. a, vcspcr servicc-At the
, o clock service in the Brooks Arcade
rooms, Chaplain John Axton will speak.
Miss Gail Mills will sing Christmas
carols. Tea viii be served after the
service,
Charles l.. Van Baar, the New York
bandmastcr and leader of the Old
Guard baud. is preparing for early pub
LEGATION a little booklet that will be q
boon 10 college men, dining clubs, ban
quets Of high aud low degree, and all
those who are unable on the spur OF
the moment TO remember the words of
songs both old and new. 1t is 4 col
lection of the choruscs of all the popu-
lar songs OF this and bygono days. II
YOU would know the words of 1.-Two
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

Look here" said the brsvest man
sWhy don't you go and cali on scme
girl and cheer up? Go get some of the
Eice ones to do n rareoit Tor you In
the chatting dish and"
Jimmie sprung 10 his feet -Cir;s,"
he Exploded why should a man Of
sense waste time on giris7 Chatter
ing creatures. with imitation brains
and csstIron hearts and no spprecia-
ton Of devotion when they see IL.
cs<x:ing fiirtsi That's what they are.
they
Hold on. Jimmie said the daring
ooc. who had an inspiration Any
xirl you're specially fond Of gone and
got engaged 10 another man.
Jimmie glsred down at him with
tragedy IN hss mien. but there was q
yearnine for sympathy In bis eye.
since you are 50 dlsgrstingiy cur
cas- be rrovied. a. he made Tor the
door. she did"
The group sat IN silence after jim
mics sumulfuous exit Finally thea
The oldest man SPOKE up. How Tor
f,s1ate. he said. relievediy. that Il Is
oxiy MS asart, ! vas dead certain Il
~ss bis liyeri-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

Ina busy time about I5.0o)oo0 eeEs
are safe 70 come into Londou in =
week Tney rcariy al arrive b
txzit-,sry lev o. The Thames.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
WHAT ALLIED
JIMMIE

! Members of the group scattered
about the smoking room looked up at
tho new arrival. He was tall and
young and his clothes were OF the
)atest pattern.
I 'Why, there's Jimmie." was the
cry. Hello. Jimmie."
"where've you been2"
First time you've dropped In this
gam"
"Ulpo," said Jimmie. He said II In
D particularly standoffish way. too. but
the exuberance OF the good feelings
smong his friends prevented the fact
from being noticed. He stood there
surveying them rather scornfully.
why don't you sit down." asked
che bravest of the group. Here's
chair that's not working. Or have
William bring you on a whole couch.
Or ask to have billiard table pushed
IN and rug thrown over II! just
anything. Jimmie. so you're suited.
nHuh," said the object of these
pleasantries. Don't know that I'm
going to stayf
Then why Gomez" went on the
bravest. You don't hook happy. now
that | observe you more closely. foa
don't seem pleased TO death TO De
where YOU are. What's the trouble?
"Oh. nothing" said Jimmie. He sat
down grudgingly and stared at the
IRE. The group surveyed him with
interest.