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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11
6. N. OFFICIALS PAY n VISIT

ana, Oregon, and Washington, but
was free to say that the opportuni-
ties for farming and investment
in the vicinity of Banners Ferry,
with the character of the soil and
productiveness was far better than
he had expected to find.
Messrs. Leedy, Ellison and Kent
drove out to the Kootenai Valley
and the bench lands and many
pictures of the fruit scenes, the
large fruit trees were taken, These
pictures will be used in their bulle.
tin, which the the company expects
to issue this fall.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11
AN ENJOYABLE OUTING
Launch Ride of Six Miles Down The
KOotenai River.

The ladies of "St. Mary's Guild"
for several years have taken an ex-
cursion into the country some time
during the summer. On each oc-
casion the onlv cloud in their sky
was the thought of the masculine
members of the families who obey
ing the stern call of duty, were
unable 20 leave their business even
day. This year being year of
marked changes, the ladies were
= inspired to deviate somewhat from
their usual program. Therefore a
cordial invitation was extended to
families of the Guild members to
Join in a little outing last Sunday.
About forty-fve responded, and
were conveyed by carriages, and
Kent's launch, to spot six miles
down the river. The day, like most
Idaho days, was perfect, the place
chosen for the informal gathering,
was likewise charming, and the
various members of the party
seemed fin harmony with the sur
roundings, and with each other.
The indispensable lunch gave ample
proof that the Guild ladies are ex-
cellent cooks, while the delicious
coffee and lemonade testified to the
skill of such articles at Messrs.
Van Gasken, Croker, Braham and
Kent.
The approach of twilight neces
stated an adjournment, but it was
the unanimous sentiment that such
meetings should occur more thar
4 annually hereafter. Such a day
spent in recognition and enjoymen
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11
NEW STATE LAW
All Meats and Food Stuffs Liable to
Seizure and Destroyal if not
Kept According to Law

1t is the practice with some dealers
in meat, when shipping veal, hogs,
and other meat, to ship it without
any protection whatever from dust,
t1irt of flies. Hereafter, the food
laws of Idaho will be rigidly en-
forced in these matters, and all
such unprotected meats will be
seized, and on proper order of the
courts, destroyed.
In order that the sale of meats
may be conducted under sanitary
conditions and in conformity with
the the laws of the state, butchers
and dealers in meat are hereby in
structed that carcasses and parts of
carcasses dressed for sale for food
fresh meat products of every de-
scription, such as ham burger steak,
sausage, ETC., poultry and game,
fish and fish products, ETC., must at
all times be kept in refrigerator,
cold storage room, or ice box, or il
displayed for sale, properly protect
ed by glass, wood or metal cases.
In order That the sale of bread
Apastries and other bakers goods
may be- conducted under sanitary
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11
Party for Fred Causton

On Friday evening the boys and
girls of the High School classes
Fred is member, entertained in
his honor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Causton.
Charades, games and music, fol-
lowed by big spread; were heart
lily enjoyed by all. Mrs. Causton
was assisted by Mrs. Elliott and
Georgia Loughney.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11
Get Data and Many Local Scenes In
the Valley and on the Benchs

K. G. Leedy, General Immigra-
ton agent and S. j. Ellison, Gen
eral Passenger agent of the Great
Northern railway were in the city
Wednesday, getting data and sta
tistics relative to this county, as
they expect to advertise the Koot-
enai Valley together with the other
natural resources of this part of the
Nstate.
Mr.. Ellison stated that they had
been advertising the states of Mont
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11

conditions and in conformity with
the laws of the state, bakers are
hereby instructed that all such
goods, including bread, buns, rolls,
biscuits, cakes, crackers, doughnuts
pies, and other bakers products,
must be properly protected while
in transit or while displayed for
sale.
No prepared food stnffs, such az
bakers goods, confectionery, shelled
nuts, etc., dried fruits, such as
dates, figs, peaches. prunes, april
cots, etc., cereal products, such as
tapioca, BREAKFAST foods, noodles,
ETC., picked products, such as pick
les, chilli sauce, chow chow, ETC.,
fruit products, such as apple butter
jellies, jams. ETC.. meat products,
such as dried, sailed or smoked
fish, veal loaf. picked pigs feet,
mince meat, Clipped beef, boiled
ham, or other food prepared for
eating or subject to attack by
worms or flies, shall he displayed
for sale unless protected from flies,
dust, dirt and all other foreign or
injurious contamination by suitable
coverings of glass, wood or metal
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-06-11
New England Supper

The M. E. Ladies Aid will
serve New England supper in the
banquet room of the l. o. o. F.
hall next Thursday, June, 16.
Supper will be served FROM $50
until s p. m. price 35c. Tbs public
is cordially invited.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18


How about 3 sjoy rider cal
phone so. oDi for az automobile =
SCHOOL BOY WANTED.--I have q
permanent position FOR q bright. oler-
aelie school b0y. The right bog can
make from soc b 500 Or more 6 week,
without interfering with big school
duties. Raymond Hill, 40 5. Monroe
St
why Datronizo cheap ana unreliable
concerns when you can 50 20 Chitten.
den & CO.. Tor your gnit and have Il
made By va v. Price. ~
w 4. Forster, Thee. Titus and John
Farmer, Of TbOmagYille, Ca, spent last
Friday &c the Mickler House These
gentlemen were on the way % S.
MARKS. where fhey intend 10 spend the
next ten days n camp bunting and
ashing
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
DOan'e Heeuleie operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. l5c.
AK your drugEist fOE them. 90.
Mrs.. Arthur Cnalres IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. w. Coles. 10 has been
several years since Mrs. Chaires has
made a visit 10 her girlhOod home, and
her friends bere are glad 70 have her
with them again.
WANTED-Two experienced sales.
ladies'. None but those thoroughly ex-
Derienced need apply. Levy Bros
Alra J. Stuart lewis left Monday
f0r a visit % her Old home &c UNA
lila. During her absence Mr.. Lewis
vin enjoy n visit from hio mother Mrs.
d. M. Lewis, Of Fort Ogden. who has
Kindly consented 10 look after her son
and IS household.
are you going awayg Ride to depot
p an auto, onyl 20c, Phons 6oi.
Hon w. n. Kills. o. jacksonville.
: making q longer yiait than usual 70
lis family here, having been called 70
on account 0E the serious
illness o. bis litue son. The little boy
. now On the road 70 recovery.
When you zee well dressed man on
he streots. with an air OF elegance and
n q suit that ltB him, you may know
hat he "a a customer OF Chittanden a
,0., and has his clothes made by I'd.
Z. Price. o.
Mlsses Linnie CrawiOy and Nell Al
en-. Of Wolf Greek, Tonn.s are two OF
be recent additions % ne student roll
4 the " 0man's C,,..cgo These charm
nF young ladies spent sunday in
own with their friend, Miss Nary
iorman.
Handsome twostofy cottage % rent
gith an modern convenience Apply
0 Miss Mary pauon. 100 Clinton ~
Tie many fsrieDde of W. D. Akin.
on desire 30 place Die name o. nonina.
ION before the approaching pomcoratic
lfimnry for school commissioner from
district throo. lie has been actively ca.
lnsoi IN school work f0r yeara. and We
81 that he would make "a exeeliont o.
|ciai
An educated. refined young lady 40
Tres a poaltlon ~ aofolneaa Ia q home
h lhe South. ano caD give rolefUncea
r0m ptOminont teachers ncaf Chicago
where sic has taught and ffgm in-
tfuctOrs o. Chicae0 where nna has had
a0et excellent ifaInlnr "a several
lgnncnes n. ~, t5iOa Easlon AVE-.
Il. Louis. No. 2tbL
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

A suit made BY Ed v. Price from
measure taken by Chittenden & 60.
costs no more than a custom suit, bat
10 looks better. s. better and hRill laal
longer. Il win ft, it viii ~ siylieh.
and hold rs shape 90
The regular monthly meetitg 81 the
Woman'B home Mission Sdciety cf
Trinity church will be held |Eeh. "a
Thursday afternoon az 80 O'Clock,
the parsonage. AZ this meeting he
annual election Of 0luoeEa via b hoId
An members are urged % ba present
Visitors are cordially invited @ attend
virgins. Carolina Chemical Com
pany's Fertiiisers. Van Bruft 9 NJ
milly. sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert n. efanltG.
Highland Park. Conn. who Hr4 YINtH
IN the city rendered 4 dcII9htluI decd
lt Trinity church Sunday uorn'ne. 1f
stanley has kindly consented 6 sing
500 next Sunday morning. IiAs sDion-
did lady was formerly a Tankhase
girl and delights in taking periodical
b her old home
Before buying 3 plano Sc ~ n aIe
EinnOn. &c Mrs ~ 81 Longs CItN
That '0idr paino VIII be taken ~ caf
on q new one and full yalna hlIo4
to
Subscribe 10 The True Denocfaa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18
nIEDoInght9CiIY
DR W. e. VANHRUNT,
DENTIST,
PHONE No. 257


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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18


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q a
a ~ q q ri1as 1'a-
Gives % tliae q.
Orders nov be'pg ascn ~ eliilen,
dcu 4 CO f0F TAHOE Htl uIe8 lo -
delivered before lsle
Th8 ban6s0me lawn ~ t1e poet9i-
nee building $ g be efclqsed ~ 3 peaf
iron fence.
III. j. b. Meffauef. " Gainesville
Ca. vas a eneat ~ ~. and lre MI
ton a. Smith eunfay
Mr. r. II. Brsdford hes purchased
the woodyard Of Mm. }. u. Butt taking
possession Monday
FOR SALE Good cow fresh with
mix. Nice hoifer calf. Apply ~
w. Clinton 81 Phone 1885, q.
Mr.. SOuihwen burlington. 81 Perth
AmbOy. N. J.. has Joined is wife and
daughter af Miss Mary Damon's.
aae many friends Of Judge George p.
Raney are glad % learn that be has
recovered from be recent ssyere illness
Eirs. W. N. Girardeau. o. Monti
cello, has been the guest 81 her sister,
Mrs. Frank p. Woodward, this week
DO you save your Royal Scarlet rib
bons7 They are valuable. 90
Miss Leila Uhaires, after q pleasant
visit % her old home and friends IN
Tallahassee. has returned 10 her pres
emit home in Wayne "a.
Rev. w. q. Fletcher will preach the
two sermons at Trinity church Sun
day. Rev. /. y. Patterson win occupy
the pulpit at Boulevard.
Cost about ten dollars an acre 10
clear for pillow; Sumatra and Havana
tobacco land. Baldwin county, Alabama.
No rent first year planta ready April
bonanza Tor tobacco grower. "A" True
Democrat Office. 522L
sse
Mr. n. b. Wood, an extensive lumber
dealer Of Campbellsville, KY, - here
10 spend n month OF more with bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Wood
Ia Justice stricklands court THIS
week Ellion Bradwell, colored, was
convicted FOR vagrnncy. This should
be warning 70 al 70 get 10 work.
Newport Mineral Springs water IA
Eve gallon carbOya and half gallon
bottles. 4. b. Byrd & Co, exclusive
'ssnsa 90
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

Mrs. ~. n. Temple Of the Mickler
House. had had her large garden pre-
pared Cor the spring planting and Is
planning FOR an extensive crop 0f var
iOus garden products A half acre
has already been planted IN Irish po-
tatoes.
TO-. RENT--One eight room resi-
dence on north MonfOe street with
screens, shades and all modern con-
v 1lence8. Childs Bros Il.
Rev. 3. n WATSON, OF Huntsville,
Ala, who recently came 90 Tallahas-
see for q period Of rest and recreation.
was forced % return home without hih
$4,000 bird dog which he brought
with him. While here Il apparently
contracted hytrOphObia after q hard
days hunt, and was killed.
Mr. w. L Keel. Of south Carolina.
has been attracted 10 Tallahassce By its
genial climate and unqneltl0neG 0ppOr.
tuaiiic8 for developmonf, ana hes pur-
chased the old -.artt place. corner 81
Brunough street and Park avenue,
which himself and family are now oe-
cupying.
Chlttenden 3 Cos Clothing Hose Il
the recognized headQuarters An Ialla.
hassee l0r Tailor Made Suits. styie and
az guaranteed 81
Mr. 3. r. Harrington. q Perth Am
boz, N. j., came IN ca Monday % foin
be wife. who haa been ~ ne city
foT q couple Of Weeka. visiting her
danchlor Miss Clara harrington. 81
TIE State College. The reuflennn says
be has naVcf scon mOre beautiful 10
eaton FOR q city than Iallahanea
Kidney disease g q dangoroua "a.
meDt You should never delag 3 mon.
ont o. take some f0od reliable o.
Q1n0ah|e rencd9 ~ tufh caao we
rcommea6 neWlitn kidney and EIad.
der Pills These wun1tnl niIla are
being used o. thousands ~ Dnono
daily EiIh nn4 results They ere lof
weak EIdntR N#h hact back ~
In4ammolIn of ih1 hI4d11t ana "a
urinary Disorders eoI1 hr alI drug
.'1 %
Nene STAFF C 1i'.1 a
II Dyed s to
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

AlA8N8 A0sbAON S2A4
coilsgs Pash, Wednesday noHt, Febs
FuaFS 2S1.
a recital By the pupils Of Miss Sarah
Cline VIII be given tonight at the col
lege auditorium. What VIII prove 20
be very pleasing program has been
The cheapest place IN Tallahassee
or northern Florida 20 purchase your
garden seed IL o. Hardee-smith Drug
%. t.
There was quite a mad dog excite
ment on BrOnough street Wednesday In
the vicinity Of Tullys stable. The
dog was finally killed from the shot OF
q policeman's pistol
II isa pity that the executive man.
sion should have been closed AT during
iiie social season. NOW that Lent has
come there w.. be no occasion for much
aycty during Mrs.. Gibbs visit
Accidents win happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas
Eclectic on for such emergencies. II
subduss the pain and heals the hurts
60
Mr. b. A. Feeler. q well known gen.
tioman Of Milwaukee. Via, was q guest
the Mickleg House Monday and Tues
day.
Dick Long. Rootny Gwynn. Kenneth
Perkins and Abram Mcdonald visited
Monticello sunday in one 0i the swift
autos Of The Lacn Auto Company,
ron RENT-seven room cottage
one block from capitol. hot and cold
water baths gas ApplT % I. G. Yae
ser, e06.
Quite a number o. Taliahassee Ma
aona went over % Monticello Fester
day. % attend TIE funeral Of Judge
Puieaton IAls DISTINGUISHED turiet
wa held IN universal esleqn all
lhfoush this section Of the country.
A merry aulonl0b,.e party. consisting
~ Ar A. O. Biounl. Mr. Homer strain.
ARA q. 81. ecaFbroueh. MA. NJ Nor
rgn ana afia Ennice ouarlefman.
tamo OVER from Chattnbo0chee Wed +
noaiey night 60 attend tue Byron w.
King entertainments
Save youf eprinn snii made - "a.
FfIc1 q Co. ne l1fro6f mBrc1anl {
I'd t1e HoFId Ohislenlon a %
soar meanofo and 8pafaatoe
cledl hhh returned
o WtslBfn
BASS no ..N.|I1.| 81 |.|..| E
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

"A merry AUTOMOBILES naFtY consisting
~ Mn A. O. Hiounl. Mr. H0nor strain.
ARA q. 81. ecaFbroueh. Mra. NJ. Nor
MN ana afias rnnicn oosrlefnian
camo oreg from Chailnbo0chee Wed
nes'lsy niEhf 20 attend TIE byron w.
king entertainment.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

Cblttenden q Co.'S Clothing House 4
the recognized headQuarters An Talla.
hassee lor Tailor Made Suits. style and
&C guaranteed 81.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

coiisEs Pash. Wednesday nszt Fshs
FuaFS 2S6.
a recital By the pupils Of Miss Sarah
Cline viii be given tonight at the col
lege auditorium. What VIII prove 20
be very pleasing program has been
arranged.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

The cheapest place IN Tallahassee
or northern FLORIDA 90 purchase your
garden seed IL o. Hardee-Smith Drug
%. q.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

Handsome tWoStofy cottage % rent
with an modern convenlencos. Apply
% Miss MeFy Dauon. f00 Clinton ~
tfbt.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

Save gouf enrina enlf maao 81 "a
Pixies q Co. ne harvest msfchan
In fhe world ChIslen1en a ~
Soar mesnugc and Eooranlc
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

TO-. RENT-One eight room resi-
dence on north MonfOe street with
screens, shadee and all modern con
" 1iencea Childs Broa 4.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

Tie many fgflendo of w. D. Atkin'
Son desire % place hia name o. noinina.
ton before the approaching pomcoEatc
primary for school c0mmlaeIo neF from
district ihroo. lie has been actively en-.
iissoi IN school WORK f0r yaafe. and We
eel that he would make "a excellent o.
hcial
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

A.lsses Linnie Crawiey and Nell Al
len. OF Wolf Greek, Tonn.s are two OF
ihe recent additions % me etudenl roll
az the " 0man's l,..ego These charm
inr young ladies spent sunday ih
town with their friend, Miss Nary
German.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

There was quite a mad dog excite
menf on Br0n0ugh street Wednesday IN
the vicinity Of TulIys stable. The
dog was finally killed from the shot OF
q policeman's pistol
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

Newport Mineral Springs water IA
Eve gallon carbOyA and half gallon
bottles 4. b. Byrd 3 Co. exclusive
agensa 20
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-24
New Christian Science Rooms.

The Christian Scientists he1dserviccs in
their new rooms in Pvthian block on
Sunday morning for the first time and
are now occupying their new reading
rooms. The rooms are all very attrac-
tive with fresh paint and new furnish
ings. The reading rooms are in mahog-
any stain and cream colored paint and
with pretty rugs, furniture, curtains and
pictures are very pleasing. The audito-
rum is painted white which makes it
very light. The seats of modern design.
the cathedral pattern on the glass and
soft colors in the floor and carpet COM
bine to give the room an atmosphere of
its own The church people are certainly
to be congratulated on their beautiful
new home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-24
A STORY OF THE Tour.

| The Munsey Historic Tour is promoted
under the auspices of the Munsey news
| papers,-the Washington Times, the
Evening Times of Philadelphia, the
Baltimore News, and the Boston Journal.
The route covers 1903 miles. Twenty
| eight contesting cars are in the tour and
seven official cars.
| The machines started from Philadel-
| phia, August 16 and went for the first
| day to West Point, N. " The second
| days run took them to New London,
| Conn, the third days run to Boston,
| the fourth days run to Portland. Me-.
| with noon stop at Portsmouth. The
| fifth days run was from Portland, Me-,
| to Bethlehem, N. H., with a noon stop
at Fryebarg, Me. Sunday was spent at
Bethlehem, n. H. August % the cars
went from Bethlehem, N H to Burling-
ton with noon stop at Montpelier.
Aug. % from Burlington to Saratoga,
N. Y, with a noon stop at Elizabeth
town. August 24 from Saratoga to
Binghamton, N. Y. Aug. 25 from Bing-
hamton to Wilkesbarre, Pa. Aug. 26
from Wilkesbarre to Harrisburg, Pa,
and Aug. 27 the run will take the cars to
Washington, D. c.
The official cars in the run are the
Columbia, the pacemaker car, John T.
Cofey. driver; the E M-F pilot car, Lee
Oldheld, driver; the Selden pilot car,
Jack Harrigan, driver; the Ohio roadster
the starters car, Harry Matthews,
driver; Press car No. /, driver 7. E.
Welsh; Thomas press car, Miller, driver;
EMF press car, George Crist, driver
The Thomas press car is the same
machine which went around the world
in the great New York to Paris race.
Driver Miller was on that trip.
The contesting cars are: Columbia,
No. 2, Gordon M. Wagner, driver; Wash
ington, No. 5, A. 6. Carter, driver; Wash
ington, No. 6, w. D. Arrison, driver;
Ford. No. s. Chas. E. Miller, driver;
Elmore, No. 8, A. S. Hardart, driver;
Warren-Detroit, No. 10, Tom Berger,
driver; Brush, No. 13, P. R. McKenney,
driver; Brush, No. IA, D. E. Mccoy,
driver; Regal Plugger, No. Is, A. w. La
Roche, driver; Pierce Racine, No. 16,
Lewis Strang, driver; Enger, No. II,
Harry Frisch, driver; Great Western,
No. 1S, Clarence Lamar, driver; Krit,
No. 19. Kenneth Crittenden driver;
Ohio, No. 21, Ross Henwood, driver;
Cino, No. %, Walter Donnelly, driver
Staver-C Chicago, No. %, Emery Knud-
son, driver; Stoddard- Dayton, No "a,
L. II. Shaab, driver; Maxwell. No. 25. |
Harry E. Walls, driver; Maxwell, No! |
20 CHdIIeS FleIHlnS, ur1Ver; lar NO. ~ !
is the Crawford, driver, A. A Miller;
the Glide, No. %, driver, Fred Cassel;
the Interstate, No. 20, driver, G. H. |
Covert; Ford, No. 80, F. H. Peabody, |
driver; Kline Kar. No. 81. c. c. Fair |
man, driver; Moon, No. 80, Roy M. |
Upton, driver; Matheson No. 33, D. A |
Hall, driver; Ford, No. 81, James Cherry, |
driver
At Danville the Crawford car |
broke down and was obliged to be |
brought to the Wright garage. The |
oil had not been running just right |
and the bushing in the drive shaft |
was cut out. They were delayed here
for repairs until after 4 o'clock, but |
were able to make Burlington last
night with the others.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-24
TO DISCUSS FORESTRY.
Meeting Will Be Held Here During
the Fair, September IA or IS
Will Make Exhibit.

The responses to circular letter re-
Gently sent out to lumbermen OF the
northeastern part of the state by
State Forester Hawes, have been so
encouraging that he has decided to
Ecall meeting of lumbermen and
large forest owners to discuss for
estry matters. While this meeting
will be primarily for the lumbermen
of Essex, Orleans, Caledonia and La
noble counties, it will be open to all
and it is hoped that there will be
large attendance. While some have
suggested Newport and others Or
leans as the place of meeting, ST.
Johnsbury seems to be the most con-
venient point for most of those con-
cerned, and it has, therefore, been
decided to hold the conference here
at the time of the Caledonia county
fair, either September IA or Is.
The plan of the conference will be
to hold two or three sessions during
the day. devoting each session to
some particular subject of special
interest to lumbermen as, for exam
pie, forest fires, forest taxation, for
est planting, etc. State Forester
Hawes will describe the forestry
work being done in the state and
it is expected that Mr. Hirst, state
forester of New Hampshire, will be
present and describe the forest fire
stations which are now under con-
struction in the adjoining state.
Mr.. Hawes will have an exhibit of
forest seedlings, photographs, etc.,
at the Caledonia county fair, as last
year. A new feature of this exhibit
will be a collection of small articles
made from wood by various manufac-
turers of the state. For this exhibit
the state forester would be glad
to receive contributions of any
wooden articles made in the state.
Specific announcement of the lum-
bermen's meeting will be made later.