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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-25

st. Marys' Guild will meet
Thursday, Sept. 30th with Mrs. j.
|. Monks.
Miss Agnes Callahan went to
Spokane yesterday afternoon for
short visit.
Warren Plat came down from
Port Hill on Monday to spend
few days with friends.
Clifford Nilsson, an attorney of
Standpoint was in the Ferry on
legal business Wednesday.
Miss Jettora Remer left the
first of the week for Moscow to
complete her studies at the Univer-
sity.
w. w. Ferbrache returned
last Saturday evening from Boise,
where ne had been attending the
session of the Masonic Order.
Mrs. d. II. Mccall and Mrs.
Norman Mcleod went to Spokane
Wednesday to see the Interstate
fair. They are expected home to-
day.
Which? A bare floor, cold,
difficult to keep clean, dusty and
comfortless; or one sanitary, spot
less and cozy. You can have the
latter with Linoleum kept by w. A.
Alexander.
Miss Ella Gambs, teacher on
the Northside received word the
first of the week that her father wa.
seriously i'll, She left at once fol
her home in Iowa. Mrs. F. H
t, Mccall is teaching her school.
/ &c. R. Reno, general manager
of "Uncle Dan'l" or "the Messan
ger from Jarvis Section" was il
the city Thursday and has made
arrangements to put his show OF
/ here sometime the last of Novem
II Der.
Il Jerry and Fred Laflan of Tige
II Wash. arrived in the Ferry Wed
II nesday to work for the B. +. Lbr
Il CO. mill. Jerry Italian has a pos
H ition as edger. He was here fou
H years ago and stated to the HERALl
II that the city had improved wonder
II fully in that time and that he "a
II glad to be back again.
II Mrs. ]. f. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs
II Frank Cover returned from Wena
II tchee last SATURDAY.. Mr.. and Mrs
II Cover went to Standpoint yesterda,
II to visit Mrs. James McGreevy
H short time. From there they vii
II go their home at Dunlap, Iowa
II Mr.. and Mrs. Cover will return t
Il the Ferry in the spring and viii
Il make this thier futhure home.
II The first quarterly Conferenc
II of the Bonners Ferry M. K. Churc
II will be held in the church at Bor
ners Ferry Saturday Oct. I'd at I
Il 80 p. IN. Superintendent A. 4
Luce. presiding. Sermon and Com
II munion Service Sunday followin
at II a. m. Preaching by Supe,
II indent Luce in the North Sid
j School House at 2.30 p. m. Ever
one invited.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-25
!; G0CRLs - PERSONALS

V~~~>>~r~~N<~ N~un
Fresh eastern oysters received
daily at the Bonner Cafe.
Mike Boyle of Spokane was in
the Ferry few days the first OF
the week.
"A good Empire Cream Sepera-
tor No 2 for Sale cheap. Enquire
of w. II. McNear.
New arrival OF Fall and winter
goods at The Bonner Dry Goods
Co. Ltd. See Add.
Mr.. Hickman of the Klock-
man Broe. at Port Hill was in the
city on Wednesday.
Mrs. e. A. Green went to
Standpoint Tuesday to visit her
parents for short time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bush and
Mrs. Harry Gale went to Spokane
Monday to attend the fair. They
returned to the Ferry today.
r. K. Wooleter stopped in the
Ferry on Wednesday between trains
enroute to Kalispell. Mr.. Wool
ever is now located at Kootenai
Mise Kate Rosebaugh is ex'
pected to leave tomorrow for Spok-
ane, where she will enter the Dea
coness Hospital to become trained
nurse.
Winter is coming soon--mak'
your floors easy to clean and pre-
vent them from wearing out b,
seeing that they are covered will
Linoleum w. A. Alexander.
The Northrup Millinery CO
have just received large ship
ment from Chicago of the lates
hats for fall and winter wear
Better call and inspect them,
Go to Mrs. s. Canes tea an
coffee store for the best of teas an,
coffee. Yon will receive tickle
with every purchase. These tick
cts ale good for various kinds O
premiums.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. MARITIME re
: turned last week to their home a
Moravia from Moscow. Mr.. Mar
D tine has been appraising land 70
the state near Bovill and is nov
enjoying two weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. w. Northrup and Mrs
III. S.Remer went to Spokan
Thursday morning. Mrs. Rene
will visit her sister, Mrs. Stevens
!, Mrs. Northrup went on bushes
. for her millinery establishment
Il For those delicious Maraschin
!. chocolate cherries, the best as we
o as the latest confection. The Ion
| is headquarters for the ]. B. Funke
chocolates and Maraschino cherrie
Pretty boxes Of these goods fror
15c to SOC.
l. The local lodge of Loyal Rebe
7. kahs gave an entertainment an
|. spread to large number Of Rebel
l. abs on Tuesday evening. vaI
g ious kinds of amusements wei
? INDUCED in the forepart of tn
70 evening afier which all enjoyed
y splendid Chinese spread. Thos
present report scrumptious TIM
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-25
20. H. Campbell went to Spo
kane Thursday morning.

20. H. Campbell went to Spo
kane Thursday morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Woods
| of Cow Greek on Sunday. Sept. 10,
a son.
Rev. J. e. Darling returned
yesterday from trip to southern
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. R. Gray
went toSpokane yesterday for
few days.
j. B. Brody spent several days
in Spokane this week, purchasing
his holiday goods.
Miss Ethel McNelley is filling
Miss Wright's place as bookkeeper
at the X. T. Co.'S store.
FOR SALE-Two mich COWS
and one calf, on j, w. Stewards
ranch, care Of Ed Doppler. At
Mrs. Otto F. Mathieson went
to Spokane last Saturday for ten
days or two weeks visit with her
parents al Greenacres.
Fred Gleed drew No. &c in the
Oakley project in the southern
part of the state. Mr.. Gleed was
the only one that was lucky in the
drawing which took place there
the first of the week.
Mrs. Kimball of Benton Lake
MINI. mother of Mrs. w. P. Ma
honey arrived in the city last Sum-
day, and is taking care of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahoney's children, while the
latter are visiting the A. Up.
Bishop Funston of the Episco
pal church will hold services ir
the lodge room of the /. 0. o. F
hall Sunday evening, September
26. Services begin at 7:30. Every
}. body is cordially invited to attend
: Miss May Hart Of Spokan'
will be in Bonners Ferry every al
ternate Saturday, commencing
Sept. 18. Miss Hart will be avail
u able for piano instruction on thos'
u days. Those wishing instruc
u ton can leave word at this office
f Eugene N. Disney, Editor o
the Williston Herald, N. d. stoppe,
off here Wednesday between trains
: Mr.. Disney was on his return from
y the A. Y. P. and having hear,
: about the Ferry stopped off to se
i the place. The HERALD acknow
v lodges a call.
Mrs. e. Moore, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. t, M
= Near for sometime, and Miss Alic'
Weather, who has been clerking q
: the lone until recently, left Thurs
- day for Spokane. Mrs. Moore i
" matron for the S. A. A. G. Mis-
o Weathers will visit in Spokan
II until next week, whsn she will b.
e joined by Mrs. w. T. McNear an
s together they will visit the A. Y. T
" r. G. West, assistant chief de
putty game warden of the state @
of Idaho, with headquarters a
j. Moscow, was in the city on Thus
d day. Mr. West brought up 400
Z trout from the hatchery at Sand
:. point. He put 5000 it Deep Cree
e near here and the balance, 900
Ie we're put in the Kootenai river a
a this place. Mr.. West will be il
10 the city again in short time wit
a. another lot of trout.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-25

oysters any style at the Bon
ner Cafe.
j. w. Stewart left this MORN
ing for Standpoint on business.
Mrs. M. 2. DeWolf returned
Thursday from the A. Y. P.
"A. w Mandle went to Spok-
ane yesterday afternoon on bust
ness.
FOR SALE-or trade, black
mare, 7 years old and 2 months
old colt. Enquire at City Livery.
Why eat dinner at home
when you csn get an excellent
dinner at the Bonner Cafe for 25c
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. J. Kent went
to Seattle last week to attend the
A. Y. P. They returned on Thurs-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Moore went
to Spokane last Sunday to take in
the fair. They are expected home
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hood and
family of Spokane, spent Sunday
iii the city, the guest of Mr., and
Mrs. Chas. Laschinger.
Miss Jennie Sinclair came
down from Lake Mcdonald, Mont.
last week to spend few days with
Mrs. Chas. Laschinger and friends.
She left the first of the week for
Spokane.
The Bonners Dry Goods Co.
have received their large assort-
ment of millinery goods, and the
handsome hats that are now ON
display in the window is but "a
small showing.
What makes her look so happy?
Why, her floors are covered with
linoleun. No scrubbing, no work.
Easily kept cleaned and wears for
years. Find it at the Furniture
lotora- lavaoJor,e
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleed re-
turned Sunday from a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Salschei-
der in Occur d'Alene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stakeholder leave Tuesday for
the south where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. A. ]. Buck this week had
her house hold effects shipped to
, Rosalia, Wash, where she will
make her home for the present. AS
Rosalia will be Mr.. Bucks head
quarters while he is working for
the Milwaukee Ry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck have many friends here who
will regret to learn of their depar-
ture. The HERALD wishes them
success in their new field.
Miss Hart is a graduate of the
, Willamette University, College of
Music of Salem, Oregon. She has
taught piano in the Spokane Sum-
mer Music School during the sea-
son of 1909. Miss Hart, it will be
remembered, until just last year
lived in Boomers Ferry, and has
many friends here who will be
pleased to learn of her intentions
to instruct pupils in the art of
playing the piano. She made her
visit here last Saturday and has a
very nice class to commence with
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-09-25

Young pigs enquire of Thomas
Desmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
HEINDEL To LECTURE
TONIGHT AT ARCADE

Max Heindel. Of los Angeles. will
continue the FeFies Of free Illus
tfated lectures which he Is giving
in Arcade hall. Second nv. near
Union o.. tonight at 5 o'clock The
subject Of the evening will be The
Astronomical AlleFuries Of the nj
Bile Admission IS free.
In this lecture Nj Helndel will
show by means Of Il number Of 80,
rlalN prepared colored mechanical
lantern views how tho passage Of
the heavenly bodies the sun and
planets. through the Twelve signs
Of tho Zodiac ia AZ u. bottom uf
many Of the most obscure passages
OF The Bible and other sacred writ.
ings. In that manner tho immaea.
late conception. the cfuciiixion. the
Assumption. the story u Jacob and
his sons. samson. etc will b. dealt
with The Egyptian mysteries and
their bearing upon Free Masonry
will also reeeisc attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
RICH FUGITIVE IS To
RETURN FOR A TRIAL
MILLIONAIRE WAINWRIGHT IS
TO CONE BACK AND FACE
BRIBERY CHARGE.

ST. Louis. Mo. July s-That
Ellis wainwright. millionaire
broker and fugitive. will return
from Paris and face a charge OF
bribery Is the substance OF a story
printed In a local paper
II is also stated that Joseph W
Folk. former governor Of Missouri.
who caused the indictment 10 be
voted against Wainwright. will be
engaged by the state 10 prosecute
the case in the event that the mil
lionaire returns
The charge against Wainwright
is that he signed two Joint notes
with Henry Nlcolans and Charles
II. Turner for t7s.ee0 and 10000,
each to be used TO bride members
OF the city council 10 pass a fran.
chise bill for the st Louis and
Suburban Railway company. Nlco.
laus successfully fought the indict
mcnt against him. and Turner Is
dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
Wash Skirts

Wash Skirts Of Indian Head cotton. IN
white and white and black stripes
plain gore; Just fine for outing
skirts. values to sib0 0Qo
Special Saturday ......... Jul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
KILLS BABY SON;
CUTS OWN THROAT

SANTA CRuZ. cal, July g bun
tel Fellmhn. a RuHslhn lnhoror To.
tav ~ recovering from o. drunhfh
dehHuch during which be- Killed hlH
anr Ytafnld son hy cutting hiH
throat with large clasp iuiiH
Follman then HlaHhod his own
throat but did not lnnlct q fatal
wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
ONE FAMILY MOVES,
SCHOOL ABOLISHED

oR0VlllsE, Cal. July ? - No.
cause Of the existing law providing
for the appointment u state school
funds aeeardlng 10 the number N
pupils enrolled In the yarIouH
schools. Tho removal fum the I'm
lem district NJ "a family In which
there arc seven children 81 school
aro Will neerhalinto the closing VI
tho achoul at the end Of the pres,
ont term without the seven the
enrolment rs too small to permit
tho employment 0f teacher A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

nur A YAKIMA ORCHARD TuACT
And In Tour years you y 10 be hide
pendent fz.eo per aefe each month
orchard tract
We have free excursions TO Luy.
ers every Tuesday. Thursday AND
Saturday,
office open evenings
The sssith-iSiisa Land Co.
Owuers--Not Agents
to-tii Central Bidx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
STEVEDORE SUSTAINS
BADLY BROKEN LEG

while at work aboard the steam.
ship Admiral Sampson earlY this
morning. Daniel Connors. a Steve
dofe. fell into an open haiehsay
and sustained a fracture Of the
right leg. The injured man vas re,
moved 10 Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
Saturday Notion Sale

Saturday Notion Sale
variety ~ articles that can he had
al the uarf ey- buchanan store all day fnt-
urdaF at pfipea less than elsewhere
lte 10 soc Dressing Combs for each. 2se
7Ft Horn Dressing combs for each .5..,. Use
7tc Hair brushes. eaen 4sssssss4.s.s.s. 2hr
itc Taaih brushes. each s.s.tsssts..4ts.io ice
3ir Hose Supporters fer. each ...-+--.- use
80 Whisk Hranma for enrh...........ts tie
: pairs Shoe inceH for ........s4sr.s..a.s Zoe
CSC Curling Irons for cach..............i ae
Sc card Hooks and Eyes for s..s.s.s.ss. Nc
81 Gard Pearl Huttaus 1 dozen ......... &c
Sc haii Meudug Cotton ..ts.....s........i lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

Lingerie Waists. with dainty yoke and
trimmed with Val lace. sleeves and
front deliberately trimmed, open
back Special value CT 90
SATURDAY ...s.s....,.....V lIJu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

ile-Will you be mlnrf Your i'm
axe IL photographed on my heart
she-Then take that Tor yauf
answer
fie-raks whata
shs-The sxatiss'-comle cutu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

An The Aeoe.sorc. for Priced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

nelRbhorlnE school. which these
children Will not attend viii be en-
ahled IN make long needed repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

ginia sullivan. stenographer at the
Hotel plnga, recently Cupid was
working at the keys Of Miss sulll
vans typewriter Although Wllkin.
son met hcr then for the first time
they were married and are ION on
their way 10 Europe
Miss Sullivan is a graduate Of St
MaryH convent Ht Notrc Dame. and
Is a lnruisi
Wilkinson needed her services IN
corresponding with his Mexican In
tercsts and they we're hetrulhed In
thrce days
I'm from a country where We
don't lost time In anything ex
planned Wilkinson Il guess that
the reason why We VEN married SO
soon. i'm rfad Of It, myself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

NEW YORK. July While J K.
Wilkinson, wealthy Western mine
owner dictated letters TO Miss VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

\ TIME TABLE OF QUICK =
= NEW YORK couRTsHlP 4
4 June 81 h. Wilkinson
e meets Miss sullivan.
A June 10 Dictates letters 10 =
q her.
= June IL Proposes aud n 4
4 accepted
4 June rs They are married,
= June 10 They sail Tor =
4 honeymoon In Europe
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Fast Playing
Marks Tennis
At Del Monte
Tournament Down to Semi
Final Round in Contest in
Mems Singles
BY ARTHUR INKERSLEY
[Speciol Dispatch to The Cali

DEL MONTE, Sept. THE lawn
tennis tournament is now down to the
semifinal round in the contest for
championship in mems singles. In the
preliminary round w. H. Pyburn beat
A. E. Haynes, 6--1, GO, and H Com
stock beat II. Rogers by default.
In the first round Douglas Grant beat
w. H. Pyburn 60, 6-3. r. Mcclure
defeated H. Comstock, Cd, 6--2, and
C. E. Foley won from W. G. Knowlton,
11-9, 81, SIS. These matches com
pleted the first round, the winners in
which were L. r. Freeman. George
James, Grant, Mcclure, Foley, McSwain,
c. Rogers and Finigan.
In the second round James beat
Freeman, 6-4, "a. Grant defeated
Mcclure, 6-1, 6-1. McSwain won from
Foley, Is, 7-5, and c. Rogers proved
superior to Finigan by a score of
IS, Is. In the seminal round
James will meet Grant and McSwain
will try conclusions with c. Rogers.
In the womens singles the drawings
are as follows: Miss A. Brewer VS..
Mrs. Harry Kearne, Miss Hazel Hotch-
kiss VS.. Mrs. B. o. Bruce, Miss Florence
Sutton VS.. Miss Dora Rogers and Miss
Nora Brewer VS.. Miss Golda Meyer.
Only one match has been played in
the women's singles, in which Miss
Florence Sutton defeated Miss Dora
Rogers 6-1, 60.
Mrs. Harry Kearne was the woman
champion of the Casa Blanca lawn
tennis club at Riverside in 1908, but
lost the championship this year to Miss
Pillans of London, Eng, who is staying
at Del Monte, but is devoting all her
attention to golf.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Montreal Races

MONTREAL RACETRACK. Sept The
track was heavy AZ Blue Bonnets this afternoon.
yestarday's sanshire Most interest centered
"a lire running 4 Ike Huron selling stake for
. year olds. 10 whieh Colonel Jot was the win
FIRST race. parse s40o selling. year olds.
ffe snd q hail fGriCngs-kid. 1O1 a. WILSON, ,
70 >. % ; ard l. ?, won by i've lengths;
liedga ROsl. los C. Garner. 30 20 1. 20 to
and q J. second: Jack Dennerlen, JOG Mus
grave t. I. 10 aud even, third. Time.
] - -. Dave Nicholson. The King, kyrst.
BrunLildc. A. Colin. Senator Bracket, Kenneth
r. Lumcn. Nosar. also ran.
Second race. purse $500. year olds and up
ward. six fUrlcnEs. Quebec Owned-AdOrstion.
IA llloyol- 10 l. to , and out won by
1Ne lengths; Martha Jane, lOi tMentrEl, 20
L 20 > and out second: SIX Hose, los lGold-
stem. 70 1. 10 and even. third Time,
l-l64-5 coppote Princess. W. l., Hinch. Natl
coke Colored ady, Blue Coat. Star Emblem,
Selly Cclen. Brick Top, also ran grafton.
Martha Jane. Aaniicoke- Colored Lady and Blue
Cost coupled ss DHiropE entry; Star Emblem and
Ssly Cohen couDlcG as Mount Royal stable
Third race, purse 5000. handicap year Olds
tGsl1f. 90 =. t. and out, won by a
length; Royal onyx. 1O9 &c. Burnsl. IL TO 3,
8 . and cut. second: Lawrence z. Daley. Jos
kennedy. 10 =. 10 and out, third. Time,
p % howard Shean also ran.
Fourth race. purse 5000. Huron selling stake.
? year ods. six furlongs-Colonel Jot. lol
Burnsi. lo 10 ]. to 1 and 10 l. won by
a 10 / ana , ~ l. second: Injection. 81 o.
Reid. 10 l. 10 and 10 s. third. Time,
1-1c- Alfred 1lle Great. Chief kee, Forest.
Autuma Ciirl. Judge LasSinc. Compton. also ran.
Fifth race purse $500. hsndicsp steeplechase.
about rWo and a half miles. year olds and
upWsrd-Byzsutine. 1J5 ray. ; 10 and out.
Won by I'VE lengths: CSloorahatchie. l36 pol
lock-. 20 10 1. TO 1 and out. second: Naquero.
La lDonCvani. TO ,, to and out. third.
Time. 5:25. Impertinence lost rider at four
reenth jump and did not finish.
SIKH race. purse S400. selling. 3 year olds
and upward one miIe-WoolstOne. rs GAM
8 10 J. 10 > and 8 to ;, won by neck
Goes Fast. lo3 lHinchclihel. il to x. even and
/ 70 ,. second: Stromelsnd. "a iChandler). :
70 !. , 10 ] and even. third. Time. 1:43 L..
5 ghJ. Patriot. Reita. Ssbado. Black Hawk.
Petulant Silverin. Beau Brummel. Orcagna,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08

Plans to Stop
Open Betting
At Sheepshead
Governor Sends Special Repre-
senfafives to Investigate Az
legged Violations of Law

NEW YORK, Sept. Published re-
ports that racetrack gambling had
been openly revived caused Governor
tatives to the Sheepshead Bay track
where they are observing conditions
Complaint was made to the governor
that the recent and-betting law was
being fagrantly Violated: that book
makers were accepting wagers from
all persons and that records were be-
ing kept.
Through the arrest Of two men al
the Sheepshead Bay racetrack the
owners of racehorses declare they
have discovered a revival of the old
system of might riding" Ostend, a 2
year old racehorse. belonging to Wal
ter S. House, was taken from his sta
BILE Sunday night and ridden on the
yearling training track to the point OF
exhaustion, so that when he was led
to the paddock to start in the race for
which he was a prime favorite he was
utterly unfit to run. 1t is said that a
large amount of money had been bet
against the horse winning the race.
square. to /. won; Harry Grothe. Is to 1,
second; Levengston. TO l. third. Time,
1:0s is
Second race. one mile-oyeen Margaret, to
Toby. 10 to J. thrd. Time, 1:4o 1-5
Thirt race race tie s berson handicap one and an
won: t;orbitt, to ). second: Arctic, to /,
third Time, / 81
Fourth race, ave and half furiongs-Pre-
tend TO l. won: Billiard Ball, Is TO 8. sec
ond: Little King. TO l. third. Time. 1:0I Is.
Fifth race. exc ana a sixteenth miles-Gliding
Belle to l. wor. Nimbus, to 8, second
Gchleninne. loo TO 1. third. Time. I:46
Sixth race, six and half furlongs-Aron-
dack. tn = won: Pantoufe.-5 to l. second
Summer Night, 15 to l, third. Time. 1:19 Is.