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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
James Owens Body Found

The body of James Owens was
noticed floating down the Kootena al
river shortly after II o'clock
Thursday noon by Henry Fer
brache. Mr.. Ferbrache with the
assistance of the ferry man fastened
a rope around his shoulder and
brought it to shore and secured
the rope on the bank, and notified
the proper officer IN town. The
body was taken to the undertaking
parlors of Mr.. Alexander's. He
was buried yesterday morning.
James Owens was born in Texas
and was about 20 years old, living
with his mother, Mrs. Thomas
Connolly in this city. On June
1 James Owens left home to go
fishing up the Kootenai river, it
was reported at the time that he
bad fallen into the river and drown
but the body could not be found.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Present Activities are of Natural
ProgressiveneSS.

Not in the past seven years has
Bonners Ferry shown such evident
signs of prosperity and activity in
business lines as is being exhibited
at every turn in that rustling city
today. The editor of the News was
most agreeably surprised last week
on paying a visit to Sandpoint's
neighbor city to note the many
improvements which. are being
carried out, Numerous new cot
tages of substantial size are being
built, old residences are being re-
painted and remodeled, the streets
are being kept clean, sidewalks are
repaired. A stranger coming into
the town wonld suspect that he was
in the mist of the city that was at
the height of "boom", but such is
not the case with Bonners Ferry.
The town has been of steady growth
and undoubtedly will be, in a
few years, one Of the most import
ant business cities in the county.
A wealth of rich farming and fruit
land as we'll as timb Der resources in
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
CELEBRATION AT P0RTHILL
Big Time is Assured Those Who At
tend the Fourth at Boundary Town

The Herald got out the first of
the week large posters announcing
big celebration at Porthill on the
Fourth of July. Arrangements are
being completed for horse racing,
foot racing, baseball game, rock
drilling contests and many other
races of similar nature. Also a
log rolling contest between the Yale
Columbia Lbr. Co. and the Bcnners
Ferry Lbr. Co. A big dance at
night aud plenty of fire works.
1t is probable that arrangements
will be made with the G N. where
by the Kootenai Valley train will
leave here the morning ofthe Fourth
and return late in the evening.
In addition to this the steamer
Crescent" is expected to he
chartered for the occasion and the
people can make the trip down the
beautiful Kootenai river. To those
that have never viewed the scenery
between here and at Porthill, th'
trip will be worth their time.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18

against.the firm of Hall & Mccall
and collect all bills due.
BERT HALL
TIBERIUs MCCALL
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Any Property You May Purchase Is
Sure to Increase.

No better way exists, to provide
for "rniny day" or lay savings,
than to invest in city lots or
country tracts of land in new
and growing country.
Like interest bearing invest
ments,i it increases continually while
you sleep and while YOU work, often
in a much greater ratio than the
highest rate of the interest obtain
able.
No better or more promising
place can De found for such invest
ments than Boomers Ferry and
vicinity.
Why send your money to the
southern part of our OVID state or
to the state Of Washington to in
vest in lrrigabed lands, when land
equally fertile, and much cheaper,
b, the time each is ready for crop
lies near at hand. We are not try
ing tip disparage southern Idaho,
which is a grand country, but our
land is Just as good and we save
the trouble of irrigation which is
no small amount of labor.
Our land must be cleared of
stumps, and the irrigated districts
must be cleared of sage brush, and
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
NO BETTER PLACE TO INVEST THAN HERE

then worked to a perfect grade all
over before it can be irrigated. The
maintaina of bitches and pur-
chase of water is perpetual ex-
pense from which we ale relieved
here, by SHOWS of winter and the
ample rainfall, which is sufficient
to mature any crop in anything
like a normal season. Fuel fam
ines sometimes occur in these tree
less regions, while in our timbered
country here, there is always an
ample supply at a reasonable price.
We do not appreciate our coun-
try and city here, nor the opport-
unities they offer. The pioneer
farmers have demonstrated that
any kind of grain, fruit or vege-
table adapted to this latitude, can
be grown in abundance, when the
land is thoroughly cleared aud cul-
tivated.
Buy a piece of land or a city LOT
and pay for it by hstallments and
the first thing you know you will
have doubled your money. Do not
wait, as some of the earliest settlers
here did, until these opportunities
are taken mp by people from more
thickly settled districts. With
our delightful climate and varied
resources, the future is bright fol
increasing values.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
BUSIEST CITY ALONG THE LINE

sure this.
In the business portion of the
city a number of fine new business
houses are being built, the largest
being that of the Enterprise Build
ing association. This building will
have frontage of about rs feet, be-
ing two story brick. The building
will be occupied by Geo. r. Gray
Mercantile Co. J. B. Brody with
a drug store and 0 F. Howe, with
a jewelry store. The second story
will be used for offices. The w. B.
Hawkins Banking Co.are planning
on erecting a story cement block
building across from the enterprise
Co. w. l.. Kinnear is putting
up fine frame building which
he will occupy with his own husi-
ness. Remer & Nicholson are erect
ing a large livery stable near the
center of the town. A large crew
of men are work at for the Great
Northern Railway, levelling the
grounds for the new $4,000 depo
which is to be built there.
There is but little talk of thu
business activities at Bonner
Ferry. The citizens of that city
are to busy to talk.-News.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
DIVISION POINT
Plans Underway to Make Boomers
Ferry Terminal For the
Great Northern Ry.

for the terminal as it is found
under the the 16 hour federal law
train crews limits have expired on
rerching here, also TIL change in
the grade at Boomers Ferry would
obliviate the setting out of cars as
with the present practice.
The Herald is informed that the
present plans for yard improve
ments have been annulled pending
an arrangement of terminal yards
as out lined above.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Strayed

Samll mare. odd color-sorrel
roam, small name and tail, 3 white
feet and wide white strip in face,
weight 800. Suitable reward for
information or return.
ELMER D. TRAvER, (P.O.) Addie,
Idaho. 1t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Card of Thanks

We desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors who 50 kind
ly assisted us during our sad be-
reavement, the death ana illness of
our beloved son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. PETERSON and
family.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18

In the railroad circles there is
well defined rumor that within
the next eighteen months Boomers
Ferry will be full fedged termi-
nal for the main line of the Great
Northern Ry. The improvements
consisting of the large terminal
trackage, round house, coal shuts,
ice house and many others are
under discussion by the officials
Bonners Ferry is the logical place
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
DIED SUDDENLY
Frank Peterson of Moravia, A Young
Man of Excellent Character

Boomers Ferry as well as Mora
via was shocked last Saturday
morning on learning that Frank
Peterson had passed away the
uight. Reports had stated that he
was getting better and it was ex-
pected he would be alright in a
short time. On Wednesday, April
20, while Frank was carrying some
dynamite and caps to blow some
stumps on his fathers ranch, in
some msnner the caps EMPLOYED
and his left hand was blown off
and a piece of a tamping stick
penetrated his brain. He was inn
mediately brought to the B. F..
hosbital where the arm was dressed
and the stick removed. He was in
the hospital only short time when
he was allowed to 60 home.
A week ago last Sunday be was
again brought to the hospital stuff
ering from pains caused from the
accident. Boomers Ferry has the
best doctors and surgeons to be
found anywhere and the very best
attention and care was given to
him, but in spite of all this he
died late Friday night, June 10.
Frank Peterson was the eldest of
Mr. and Mrs. Fels Peterson, who
have lived ia Bonner County over
eighteen years. Frank was born in
Minneapolis, Mimi. Dec. 81, 1881,
making him over 20 years old. He
removed with his parents to this
county in 1897 and located at Nor
avia, Idaho. where he has grown to
manhood. He was the guiding
star of his parents, as well as the
pride of his sisters and brothers,
all drearly loved him. He lived a
conscious Christian life.
The funeral was held at the home
in Moravia on Monday afternoon
at 2:30 and the body laid to rest il
the Moravla cemetery. The Odd
fellows and Rebekahs, he being
member of both orders attended
the services in a body and laid
beautiful bouquet of cut flowers
made in the emblem of the order
. the three links, upon the grave
The Rev. E. R. Henderson of tn
Methodist church gave very ar
; propriate address. 1t was tn
largest attended funeral that ha
occurred in the history of this viz
unity.
Besides his parents, he leave
three sisters ond three brothers
mourn his departure.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Bert Hall and Tiberius Nc
Call has been mutually dissolved.
Mr.. Hall disposing his interest to
Mr.. Mccall, who will pay all bills
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18

insects will be attracted by the {
of the fruit, and in flying up to
many Of them are likely to fly into
water. At night the lantern is ligl
and bugs will come from afar to
ter against it and meet their dealt
the liquid below.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Hints About the Farm.

Avoid extremes in everything.
Refill the salt box in the pastur
Give the horses a bran mash tv
a week.
Money invested In land cannot
lily be lost.
A good swing stanchion is not
comfortable to the COW.
Gratifying the appetite adds 81
ly to the thrift of the flock.
No ups and downs in care and (
but keeping everlastingly at it.
Set the strawberries in rows -.
feet apart and two feet in the row
If the pump bucket leaks, take
town with you. The timer will
1t while you wait.
The plan of hay farming with cl
icals has its attractions, especially
the oldish man, who desires to get
of the care of live stock, and to
down his labor outgo to the To-
possible amount.
Milk from unhealthy cows is
safe to use and only cows In
health can make profitable use Of
food given them. The herd shout
inspected at regular intervals
competent veterinarian.
A garden of an acre, well ten
will produce vegetables enough to
ply an ordinary family year in
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18
Card of Thanks

| wish to thank the people of
Boomers Ferry for their kindness
and help during the recent illness
and death of my husband. l feel
as though l can never thank them
enough for the favors shown me.
MRS. JOHN LEDFoRD
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-18

Hands will he sold cheap at the
Northside ice cream social next
Thursday night. Boys get busy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22
INFORMATION DE ITALIA

Roma -. s noche FL ministerio del
Interior dice en- una nota oticioSa que cn
Travi no hubo aver mas que SeiS invasio-
nes de c0lera, sin ninguna defuncion.
En- BarIetta, cinco casos, tambien sin
defunci0n.
Sc obserVa mejoria sensible en- los de
mas cnfermoS, incllISo en- un soldado que
fuf atacado def mai en- Bari.
Los inforInes de Otras provincias de
Italia exchlyen toda idea de propagation
de la epidemia
FL c6lera, pues, tiende su disminu-
ci6n.
Sc ha hablado de casoS sospechosos
ell Napoles. Turin Bolonia; pero, afor
tunadamente, han sidO desmentidOs.
En- TRAM los cadaveres de los cole,
ricos son envueitos en- lienzos impreg-
nados de sublimado corrosive y ence-
rrados Ell cajas de cine enterradOs sin
ceremonial alguna pOr disposition DE
las autOridades.
Por otra parte. como la poblaci6n ha
quedadO desierta. tampoco hay gente
para asistir los entierros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22

Don Jose EchegaTay

FL nombrc solo deI conocido hofnbrc
de ciencia, distinguido poitico { lnsig-
ne laureado po6ta don Jose Ech g;ray.
es de una gloria universal: pero IAN al
tacjecutoria, no es 0bice. para q. los Zoi
los Que eXistente por estas inSulas, ME
guen a Echegaray, su patente dc hom-
bre de ciencia, como 81 las obras que
ha escrito sobne electricidad. fisica y
quimica fuera 10 mismo que oscribir
lrenglOnes cortos, cuando esas obr2s cien
tificas lie habfan creadO una reputaci6n
en- Europa, antes dc haber recogido ia
ma como pOeta.
Ell ano 1854, eel seior Echegaray, fue
nounbrado professor de la Escuela de Ca
minos de Valencia, cargo que Sin inter
rupci6n desempen6 hasta 1868, ezpli-
cando zen ese tiennpo diversas aSignatu
ras, va de calculo infinitesimal va la
mecanica aplicada, ora la mecaniea ra,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22

do, recortamos de la prensa de Madrid
la siguiente inportante information, que
seguramente interesara a nuestraS auto
ridades locales.
Sc relni6 en- el GobiernO civil, bajo la
lpresidencia del Sr. Requejo, la Junta
provincial dc Sanidad, asistiendO, el al
calde, senor Frances Rodriguez.
La reunion tlvo por objeto tratar, EN- Ii
meas generates, de la campana sanitaria
que hoy Sc desarroila EN- vista de la pro
ximidad de la epidemia c0l6rica.
Sc acord6 en- primer termino que dia-
riamente sean anaIizadas en- el Labora-
toro municipal las aguas del Lozoya y
que diariamente Sc pnblique el resul-
tado de las observaciones.
Uno de los vocaleS dio cuenta de ha-
llalse va Impresas una cartillas SAM
tarias, que sera puestaS en- circulation
tan pronto se rcgistre algiln caso sos
pechoso en- la Peninsula.
EstaS cartllas son individuales CO.
| lectivaS, Y en- elias van impresas las re
glas que han de sujetarSe, tanto los in
dividuos como las Corporaciones, para
evitar el contagio.
Sc eStudi6 despuGS la inanera de cons
| itruir uuos pabeIlones 8 barracones don
| de pudicra alojarse d los colericos. fin
de aislarlos convenientemcnte.
Como este origiuara gastos, la .Junta
provincial de Sanidad recabara Ell auXi-
lio del Municipio, de la Diputacl0n pro
vincial Y del Gobierno.
Sc creara tambitn una cspecie de cam
pamento j lazareto para las famiIas po-
bres dc los atacadoS. con objeto De ais
larlos tambitn de stlS convecinos.
Sc empczara ana activa campana con
ira la mcndicidad, para evitar que reco-
rran las GALES personals suciaS y fam6li-
cas-. Vebiculo adecuad0 del microbio.
La .junta provincial ha dirigido una
communication a las Emprcsas ferroyia-
rias, fin de que uteIicen en- todas las
estaciones una sala para alojar en- ella,
en- case neccSario aIgjin colGrico.
Tambitn Sc les ha ordenado dispongan
de los elementos nccesarios para Ia de-
sinfecci0n dr las mcrcanciaS
Con objeto dc c>tudiar cl punto ca
pital, . sea cI Gle la construction de los
barracone>. >e nombr0 una comiSi6n, com
puesta de los >enore> inspector provin-
ciaI, seIlor Call; el doctor Chicote el
Inspector municipal, scnor De Carlos.
Esta colnisi0n dara cuenta de.sus ira
bajo> ia .Junta, que Sc reunira todos
los lumcs, las seis de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22
EN PROVINCIAS

La Corulla %, tarde. FL gober-
nador la Junta provincial de Sanidad
Sc han constitufdo en session peImanen
te para resolver con rapidez cualquler
case de enfermedad sospechosa que St
preSente.
Sc ha acordado girar visita> domici
liarias y que Sc practiqlten escrnplllo-
sas desinfecciones en- los buques que
procedan de Italia y Russia.
Manana marcha a Corcubion q ms
pector provincial de Sanidad para en-
terarSe del estado de los servicios SAM
tariOS.
Sc ha nombrado personal facultati-
70 para diversos puntos de la costa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22

cional, y Ia geomettla descriptive. Su
| talento como professor, sus notables fs-
critos en- la Revista de Obras Publicas
ly mas tarde en- el perlt,lico lei Eco
Inomista, donde sost1vo por algunos
fanos empenadas discu>lones sobre cues
tones economicas, c0ntn1buyeron dar
a conocer a Echegaray como un hombre
de ciencia y como el paiadin infatiga-
b1e del libre cambio.
La revoluci0n de SeDtiambre, en- la
que desde el primer z4Cmento hicieron
gran papPl los econmnlstas t3e Ia escue-
la que pertenece E3nagaray la llev0
re>lieltamente a la vida politica. y sien-
DO ministro de fomento don Manuel 10
rrilla, nombro Echas 4ray director
general de Obras PQoHoas, en- cuyo
cargo redact0 leyes Sob~e minas y agua>
que fueron aplaudieia~ Tor los hombre>
de talento.
EIegido diputado Dor 'aiDella consti-
tuyentes. una dc las 4sambleas mas
.ilustreS q. quizds St ham reunido en- E>-
,,,o. dona., 4,rio,, ,.,o,+o lbs ,,.;n,.
pos ora1oras nar,a,,,a,,- a,.ios - soi5or
IEchegaray, llam0 Ia atencion con suS
elocuentes discurso>. -0nsigUiendo uu
n,,as4o dis+;ngn;do .o,., o,.a,, ,,olami>
IA n ,x4remo onIr don 4,migio CASTELAR,.
10 saIad6 co,no na,.;...-.. .plor:a trihuni.
cia
la imnortancio ad,,...~ido on las Cor
tp, di6 al senior Ech4os.3v Duestos muv
n,.;,r;n,Ios an las fila, no o., nor+;d.,
nu. L. u.v6 / dnSan,,.i az, Fa c.,rtara d..
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vastI.;noy conoci,o;.u-.. 5.s+ondo L..
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22

Valencia -, noche. FL. goDfrma-
dor civil ha dirigido a los ai:aldes de
la provincial una circular ordenandoes
la adopci0n de las medidaS adpptadas
en la .unta provincial una ci1r;slar or
dcnandoEeS la adOpci6n de las nedidas
adoptadas en- la junta provincial "o Sa-
nidad. para evitar la invasion = pro
paganda del c6tera, tales como ia cons
trucci6n de locales para los contagio
sos, adquisici0u dc material I'D rela-
ci6n con el nilmerO de vecino> y p1ras.
FL gobernador. con cl .jefe It. Ia ms
pecci6n provincial de Sanidad in4echa-
ran manana visit1ar las pueIta~ de
Sagunto Canct: Iuego ira i tplhera
Y CANDIDA
En- la session del Ayuntami-n-o, rl
inspector de Sanidad ha pre>rntaeto IN
proyecto sobre preparation ~ani-aria.
que mporta 10000 duroS
Barcelona %, 10 n6chr :. En- i. Jun
ta ceIebrada por .la Junta DE- S..nidad
ST han acordado mportantr> 3n,4iidaS
relacionadas con la sanidad dc. puerto !;
entire otraS, procedcr ! al linp;. "a y
deSinfrcci0n de todoS los rincou.-> del
muelle
FL alcaldc ha ofrrcido pedir a. Ayln
taminnto I'm crtdito rXtraoldin."i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22
UN tASO EN- EGIPTO

Port Said - 5 tarde Sc la compro-
hado la cXiStcncia dc I'm case de c0lera
en- esta poblari6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22
La epidemia co|frica
NOTICIAS Y MEDIDAS

Con motive de los cables pubIicados en-
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL acerca de
La epidemia colerica que Sc la presenta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-22

En- ell autom6vil iba ,pn jefe de il,
p0licla.
No ME nega17ts due, esta vez, la
pohcia lego a tie1Rpo d. lrgar del sli.
ceSO. ...
La mascara rle BRONCO
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-23

Csstsioupes (Best i.2 doz. )-First
prize, i.2 dog. tea spoons, worth IS.
Wa. Smith. Second, i.2 doz. soup
spoo.a. worth q, H. Lowe. 4
Field Cors (Bsst u ssrs) Firs. prize,
inach castor. worth -, Z. G. Rice. Sex.
ond, table spooas, worth 81, ID. C,
Fortney.
Sweet Cor. (Best IL Earl )-First prize,
crumb tray. WORTH .&3. Mrs. J. ".
Wright.
Pop Cern lBes. y B.r.)-Firt pr;ye,
soup ladle. wersh Sa, Ies.e Vsaee: See:
sss All. i.;a:a;. az; s'e'ast tess "'''A n
Mile Maize tRsse Il Head,) First
prize, l.2 das. sftef diaRsr eaasss, worth
s., Alvin seelev seoaed, gravy lsdls.
wersh -, T. a. Riee.
ks6r 6srn Aest u Head )-Fir.t
prize, oyster tadie, worth -, H. p.
Wright Second, frsvy ladle, worth g,
d. c. Fortaey.
Rroam Corn (Rest IA Hesds) )-Firs.
prise, butter kaiis, srssn ladls sad sugar
set, worth -, Otis Ford. seeoad, 5
table spoons. worth e, j. H. saydsr.
Cans (Bsst l2 Hssds) First prize,
tea bell worth s., Mrs. J. W. Wnisht.
Sesond, l.2 doz. o clock teas, worth 81,
H. P. Wright.
Vegetables, Sweepstakes-Firs prize,
lovia9 cup. worth SIS. Mrs. J. w. Writhe
Second, loyinf cup worth 10 dollars, H.
P. Wright. :" .'''" = ~
oaion' {Rs.. Rozenl--Ei.st grize,
bo" bon di.h, worth dollars, Ra Wi.e:
Second, bas.ttst haa.ts knies md sua.r .poo.,
worth ! aa!lsrs, H. F. Wright.
Irish Pesasee'-First prize. sslsd ferk,
worth IS deli4rs, Fd Wise. Sseead priys,
berry set, nersh seven dellars and Atty
eeats, II. ?. Wri1ht:
Sweet Fetetaes-lfirst prize, fruit
bowl, worth 10 dollars, II. p. Wrtfh,.
Second. fern dish, worth 5 dollars, Mra.
J. W, Wright.
Hapsy thsst at., strsined) = First prise,
syrup Iut, worth } dollars, }. A. Pierce
Secoad, cold meat fork, worth 2 dollars,
Mrs. J. W. Wright
Sweepstakes for Dry i.asd-First
prize loving cup, worth 30 dollars, d. C.
Fortney. Secund, loving cup, worth Is
dollars. Sim Richardson.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-23
$500 SILVER TROPHIES AWARDED
Saraess otookoTovoss. Business Witness
Awarding os przss-Au Dusin4ss Heuses caose
During Award o Winners

the entire population Of Holly observed the distribution
$oO worth for the best agricultural products grown The
district last lev. All the business closed hour
and the pubic schoos dismissed hour CARRIER ,hs all should
the magnificent exhibit Of fruits and agricultural products before
the Lg.ton. congress Pueblo All d.y the spacious
rooms Of the Holly Commercial club packed with farmers stock
growers and business who the magnificent exhibit
displayed showcases and the walls covering hundred
Hour space h.vins the o genuine county f.
The S5O solid silver trophies awarded successful
testsns promptly amid much enthusiasm After the vast
crowd he'd examined the products thoroughly they adjourned Jones
opera house where elaborate speech made President W.
Wiley the Holly Sugar ca who de length upon the ability
the tarmer OF the Holly district produce anything under the
and get just god results country es the til
s Of the soil wing tribute for their part making the exhibit
th: phenomenal After musical by the famous
Eckes the meeting adjourned thought that the distribution
similar pz tor the best agricultural planters will be made annual
here.
The Of the entire affair due the untrns efforts Of
esteemed citizen Mr. G. Davis who spared neither money labor
making the Holly exhibit that will compel attention and
be the Of all the irrigation congress Pueblo
week.
silver trophies the value of $500 follow: