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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
Die Intiuurt.
9Ofaaoalena, %. alPdr5.


Ssn 9eanttportltng oer9lnfiinoigun8
ser 9ieeierung. oaB Die Geriaiiung
oufgeboben lit, iopeit eS Die Sniur-
genten betriift, baben bic 6iibrer Der
9iebeGen in bieiiger @egeno i6re
2ente ongeipieien, oon nun on ge.
fangenen Ge9ierrmgsiolOaten Die
@ubI 3u laiien, nit oen lSniurgenten
gemeiniame Sofe 5u MAIDEN ooer er.
itoiien 81 iueroen.
Sniurgenten nobme cine fIeine ab.
tbeilung HegierungsioIodten inter
Dem 9eiehI oes .Sberiten 9lnguiana
geion9en. Ger Sberit nuroe erihoi.
fen oie@emeinen ihIoiien iid prompt
ben He6ellen an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24

Vas tyerer eutltar0 i'm 5peiten
Stodm ,e iUnbrideinIih inter Oea
6arbn lr0 Sirntiien, 0ie Oort. mao.
reno 0aS tSebdu0c renoOrt pur0e.
ouibGuahrt lpuren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
1as gciica6cutcucr ScsgnIgnrrninrs.

9,nrnbcr1, ]. Dtdrj.
lleber Sen SMoenfciu;lf. Den iih
Grlanqcr W}uieni05ne I'M SpeiiGua-
Qeu 0es gEind'en-9erlirgr 3-3u1es
nit Gar 6er0inauO uon @uIgarien
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
9aft iidD cine 5adJt bnncn.

&leI, y. Wtar3,
Gria5 9loalbert gub eiuem bieiigen
SdGiiabauer oen 9luitrog. cine S}aht
ser 5onoerflaiie fir i'm 81 bauen.
Ser 8rin5 mill lid nit ibr nm 0en
9ofal baperben. 0en &niier 9ilbelm
ols 4rei5 bei oen @cttfnbrten pon
6eutid)en uno amerifoniiden 95ahten
Ser Sonoerflaiie. oie bier i'm ndh.
item CONNER ltattfin0en iollen. geitii.
tet hat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
@citrnfte Nlcntrmnnic

Sc1trdtfc Nlcpfpninntc sSn
Sbebopgon bate ieit eini9er Belt eine
ben beiieren areiien anaeb0renoe 5rdl
ben 8eiiBeru BON 9doeu piel gleraer
bereitet. inoem Iie 0inge gerin9en
@ertbes mitseben bieB. Ion molIte
nidt gerue ge9en bic 5rnu ppreebei.
ea ibr @ntte cine eend)tete Steae in Der
Stnot einnimmt, anOerieits batteu bic
9eltpbleuen Soden aud) einen lebr qes
ringen gpertb. ga fam elmer Der 6jes
iddOi9ten ouf cine iebr CUTE SOee @r
beleiil9te oas @noe eiuer 3mirnlpule
an ben 2iid uno lieB Die SpuIe font
irei Iiegen. 9iiftig, Iisb Die Jrou aut
bic Spule peridmiuoen. uno ais iie
9ins, UideIie iid Der 3witn ab. Grit
I'M nddliten 9aoen ipurbe iie Die Sahe
gepobr uno nit ibr cine plenqe Wlens
id)en Die iber ibren 8eniaa ladbten.
Der Wtannger bes @eiddItes Vol mar
aud on unb muBte iie ibm peripredsn.
ME wieoer 10 etiuas gu tbun. er purbe
oann oiesmHl idipeigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
Nrgentinicn.
@rauoidlaOcm pUn 3 Yiilliunen 9Ul'
lars.

@uenos 9(ires, %. Mdr3.
ssm 3oaamte brad 6eller ans mo
@aaren i'm 9etrage BON $3,000.000
flelen in sen 2agerbduiern 0en6lan-
men ann Spfer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
Sttrni6nupprn.

,9ein Mnnu fam er6ber meroen,
aIs feline 5rnu erlnubt, bebGuptet eine
3eituna Oes 3Orosus Wlnnder nod
nidt eiumnl 10 groB.
Sine er66ere NuSbebnung
Der gSetterberid5te lit unsstinoi9t; etne
srbbere 81 9iihtisfeit Der 8ettera
9rppbeseiHngeH Rare ssa neilien lie
Der
Sin reider 9umpenbdn6ler 1T
9irettOr oes 9ignrrentruIts. gSIr
boben cs ldn9it 9ero den.
g9enn ieoer mad Dem Sprud)e
banoeln lpiiroe: 9iebe oeinen ytdhiten
luie oih ielbit! Gu Wiir0e fid m0br'
ideinli6 manhsr gtdbite lebr bee
( idweren.
Sm 5ebruar ereigneter ith in Nn
groiie 43 @eburien (22 Sungen uno
21 MGo6eu). AZ 9Ooesidllr go mdnns
Iibe uuo 22 peibIide). Is 2rauun9en
uno llnidue.
= Ter Sie9 iiber ben Sugenb | / d
1T Oft elm Sieg ilber oGs 9eben.
GorI 6omermiller in 9onlob
fouIte por Elm pnar 9ngen bel einem
Jleiidbdnbler in Der Stabt Nultern.
glls er eine 6iirets Idno er oorin 5pei
QroBe 9erlen. Die pOn einem Sabpers
ltdnoi9en nui 800 uno 1850 9elddbt
mnIeeT.
r-S z. z. Sage, Elm &srpnnoter uon
9liiemblnmitolieb @rimsruo. bat bic
gaeitbp Zines" ppn 50. Omen. ben
bisbcrigen Ssiiber nno Serausgeber.
setauit.
Manhe 9eute fonlmen Dor lnuter
Streben nidt gum 9eben.
9aep. Seize Sole. GapIan oss
Splootenbeims in NinriballtOnn. miro
Oiesmnl in 9n GrOiie Die @rdberidmiis
dung ssGniprode bnIten.
Sr. 5reo 9alenbad. friiber bier,
itarb in ieinem 6eim in Chicago I'M
9(ller oon 81 Snbren. @r par elm
Bruoer ppn &m. 9nlIentnd. 11O9 e.
s. Ctr. Elm S6wisgeriobn pon SOiepb
Ianide. 50S Y. 10. Ctr. uno Elm
S6wnaer ppn g9m. 8. 9aui6e. 7l3
3adion Ctr.
On Gaming mten itdrb an einem
6ersletoeu i'm alter BON Ga Sdbreu
6ermonn 2anbs. Der 8eritors
bene mar ron 3eutidlano gebirtig uno
binterIdBt Die @atiin uno iehs ains
Der, einen Bru6er unt jlpei S6iUes
iiern :
Sic 28 Sabre alte Morgoret
@nioinger in @inona, erlitt, ais tie
bas 6euer i'm Siidenoien mittels aeros
fin modem pollte. nobel es 5u elmer
@rpIoiion fam, 10 i6were 8erlsbungen
oaB iie iuenige Wtinuien oaroui itarb.
Serbert Gole itiir3ie bel Bangor
uon ieinem Motorcpcle un6 perrentte
iih einsn 5uBtn0del.
6erolo. 6as 5sidbrige S6bn6en
Dpn 6rn. uno 5rdu Geo. 2ibner bon
5rantlin. 8srnon 6ountp, riB in 2lbs
meienbeit ieiuer Gltern elm @eidB
fo6enoen @niiers pom Sien, un6 Der
Snbdlt ergob iid uber ibn, bns aiuo
idljmm oerbrhbeno UIan brn6te ben
aleinen nod sinem bieiigen Soipital.
Sein 8uitano If geii9rIi6.
.Y @clo 81 perleiben su flint
9rosent BEL B 8 &olJ. 624 Glib z.
Ctr EeiientIdec Jtotar.
p 2lus5eb brung, ibre @crs
6a4,,,,., ,,,,e t,eiftu.4 pf1p . Snptfofit7t a.,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24

tT- G. g 9alH#uffp. Etrrdcruuqs,
NQtnt: Qtraidaiis. car siderheus Noues
32s Ie0rl StroBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
Sin gutter gfamt lit Ors ShnBrs
luertb.

Sie Griabrnns elmer grOBu S6ub'
iirma, Der 4. Mian;r SDOt K SbOc
Co., lcst SOriiht beim Stabcia
fnnicu nnbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24

tE- Ter bette autlhen. uuo gepdd-
wageuoienit in Der Gtabt tpirb Shnen uon
Der @0tewap @itp 8roBsier 60.
gelieferi. 4hones 179.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
Der ,,lialICr".

SentidlanSs critics Snrbincnidlndlt.
IdJiff miro in &iel, non Der Nai.
ieriu $ictOria actanft, uOm
Stapel gelnhen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
Sic merifaHiidlcn SniurarRteu laIcu
I'D aui &rripreaungen oes Sraii.
benton SinS ntdlt ein.
Seiiere 6araHtieH.
Gbe bic &aifen nicocrgelegt merSen,
miiien bic SurocrnHgen Der 9ie'
6eilen erfiillt iein.
SermOiiiiu nidJt mcbr beOrObt.
@ai]ingtou, %. 9gidr5.

NNNtNttAiApllg - -sbNtt D.
Or. 9usqlie5 @omeg. ser b!eii1s
Tertreter Der merifanIiAen SSnur-
gelltet bat oiiemlIh anBefilnoigt,
odB Die 9leoeucn unler telnen lin.
ItdnOen Die g8aiien ne0crlegen sper-
oen, ebe Die pon Ibnen geioroerttl
&eiormen geiudbrt unO garantirt
lin0. 'lln0 eiue 8arantie oes Era-
iiOenten 0ia3, ieiner 9iegierung ooer
elmer anoern gin5elperion, mie 3. 3.
Simantour 8enilgt i1nen nIdt.
@ome3 @rfldrun5 lautct:
y0ie repollItiondre Yartei; lpeldle
aus Oen 6eiten Mdmern oeS 91n0es,
9ler5ten, 2lnsp1Iten, 6unOpertern
II. !. 10. beite1t, lit ungrldlitterlih
in ibrer Grfldrung, 0aB lie fetne an-
bern alS iorneae ,SrieOensoerbanO'
lungen mlnebmen miro Sic fam
in feiner @eiie ais @1runtie Die &er-
ipredurgen eitter JfeJlenlng anne0-
men, Die ieit mebr ais 0relBig SAP.
ren perfprohen 9at, aber nod ME
ouh nur cine ibrer @eriprebungen
geboiten bat. Sic fam nidlt glau-
ben, 0aB 0ie Gegierlung lire lang.
iGbrigen MetboOen dn0ern miro, NE
tboOen, pelde Dem 8olfe nit 8eapaIt
aufge51pungen dporOcn lino.
.0ie HeooIutionare gIalben, lno
nit Hedt, l0aB iofort nah Dem gtie-
oerIegen ihrer @niien 50blreIfe lb-
rer 9Sidbrer eineS gebennnBoolen 30.
oes iter5en 1piir0en OaB fei.le Getor-
men 9elpd1rt epiiroen unO 0aB Die
unteroriifung GROCER mare oenn ie.
,gus oiaiem @run0 peroen Die
Ofenolutiondre nidt sic &erNprehun'
gen ser &egierlHta ais @arantie an-
ne6men; cbenio menig gper0eu tie Die
2imantours o0er elmer anoern yer
ion als @arantie annebnlen oem eln
einseIner Wtdnn fam ltnO bari nidlt
oils @arante fiir cine politllfeFartel
eirtreten, Sic nm oie SSrcl6eit zines
gn!fes f1nIpft, luniOme5r, gpenn lolh
elm Mann Oie red)te 6duo Ser unter-
oriiden6en He9ierung it,"
Gum Sd)luB erfl1rt @nnleS, bob
1ie9icuoIutionare uift Oie p0Gigr9ei-
ieiteidlie6una ser an0ern Gartei for
bere, Senn Sppoiitionsparteien lelen
noffnuenoig, Inn Dem 2ano cine ge-
redte @enuoltlrg su iid)ern. Iber
6ie reoolutionGre Hartei foroere Yer
tretltma in oenStaatsregierltngen, I'M
&ongreB uno i'm &a6inett
Sermuiillu nidDt mebr in 6efnbr.
SermoliQo, %. 0tdr5.
0ieIe Staot miro nidlt mebr bon
Sen S5niurgcnten beorobt, oa lie llb
5uriid ge5oaen boben. Die 9eg'e-
run9siol0aten, ipelfle nod Ga Golo-
raSo aeIan0t poroen mnren. iinO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
@cgcn ben 3oftortruit!

@egen ben Eofturtruit! Sine
g1oBe 9lnjobl 6eprGlentdtsn Der 81 a.
ttOnol Qeague OF Wleoical
5ree om". bic Der alien S6ule mes
Oi5iniiber Yraris ieinbIi6 gegenhbers
ltebt, nno nit grDBtem Jiedte, bate iib
IN WtaoiiOn eingeiunOen, um geeen bic
Nllls Die li6 uui Gr5tlide SnlpeftiOn
oiitntIiher uno 6jemeinoeihulen beSiebt
uni bic por Dem gemeinlbaiili6en Gos
mite iiir 0ffentlibe @elunobeit uno benz
Senatstomite ilr @rBiebung perbanbelt
wnroe. @inlprnde 5u erbeben. Die
@erbanoIungen far zen i'm gliiemblDpars
lOr itntt uno Reprdientonten Sablreiher
Sidote un0 Srti6niten gSiSconiins
batten iid eingeitellt. i'm gnn5en eins
bunoert uno iiini5ig. @egen bic Bills
wuroen Gniprnhen gebnlten uon Or.
8. 3. @atOu BON Wlilmauiee, Oiteopntb
uno RrdI6ent Der gSisconlin Brand
Der 9iga, 2r. j. 6. 6nrueD BON Maters
tomn. Der Die Eclectic S6oOl" repras
ientlrt, =. IS. SortWell Don 6 Il
GrOIie, Nntionolanlpdlt Der 69ros
prattifer un6 anoeren. 2lr9umenie, Die
iih bis in ben glndmjttng bineiu3Og,n,
mnroen geltenb gema6t, uno eS bagels
ten Yroteite gegen bic WiaBnabmen. Die
als pnternallitii6 be5eidnet wur6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24

pg @us5ebrun9, ibre @ers
hatung mo Del,un8 cine Spejialitat IN
8omelGs m9oi5iuii6em &uuoar}ts
3ntiim, ga Gr0iia, ISIS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-03-24
SermOiillu nidlt mcbr in 6efabr.
SermoliQo. %. 0lara.

S1ernlolIlo, q. Utur6.
0ieie Staot miro niht mebr bon
Sen SSniurgcnten beorobt, 0a lie ilb
5uriid geSoaen boben Die 9egie-
rungsiol0aten, pelhe nod Ga Golo-
roSo aeIan0t lporoen mnren, iinO
rad Sermoii1o 8uriif gefebrt oa BIZ
Gebellen ienen Ort rdumtcn ebe Sic
Observation-Disclosures eintrofen.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01
y
McARTHUR

So " ~
MIR. and Mrs. Graham spent
Wednesday at Naples.
Gust Lunden arrived here from
Warland, Mont, Tuesday.
Many laborers are arriving daily
to work at the Kootena Orchard
Co s tracts
Louis Lunden, McArthur's mer-
chant, was a county seat visitor the
first of the week.
Mr.. Ray brought home the herd
of Angora goats, which he
wintered for Mr.. Macarthur.
Mr.. Hall, editor of the Bonners
Ferry Herald, spent day in this
neighborhood in search of material
for the special edition of the paper.
Right in the midst of our pres
ent prosperity, Misses Graham an
Howe will give a "hard time" ball
/ April s, but everybody is entitled
to have a good time.
The Oddfellows are increasing
the dancing capacity of their hall
by an addition. in which 3
music stand, seats and dressing
rooms will be arranged.
MIR. Finney is erecting 50xl0C
foot barn on his ranch, one mile
from town. He also received a hal
carload of machinery the othel
day. "But then Finney is far
mer."
William Macarthur is breaking
couple of year old calves to drive
and he can he heard within a radiu
of five miles. Don't blame tn
calves. B;ll--who wants to be broke
any wayY
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01
To Save Burnt Timber.

State Land Appraiser w "A. Alex
ander, of Bonners Ferry. was IL
the city last week making an effort
to save the many million feet OF
timber which was burned over and
fire killed during the dry spell last
year. Mr.. Alexander was in con-
ference with the local lumbermen
regarding the matter of buying the
stun page as the timber will be Of
little or no value unless cared for in
the pear future.-Sandpoint News
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01
= HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

= -
Eva Pierce is a new pupil in
Miss Bryants room.
Rheuben Boileau and Ed. Murphy
were absent a few days this week
on account of la grippe.
The pupils in Mrs. Norton's
room showing the best penmanship
were: Irene, Moore, Doris Maho
ney, Clarence Bigger and Ardell
Foss.
Fred Anderson. who has just re =
turned from Seattle, is a pupil in
Miss Lamps room.
The ninth grade had a test in
Rhetoric Monday.
The children of Miss Shorts
room will hold reception for the
mothers on Tuesday afternoon,
April II. Watch for the program
next week.
Myrtle Sutton is a new pupil in
Mrs. Goodel's room.
The little folks in room l began
work ou their indoor gardens this
week
In one of the debates, Mondar,
a pupil on the affirmative side said
"a pupil would have too much
brain power" Prof. Riordan: SIS
it possiblei"
Lester Plato and Vivian Holm
ger were absent Monday.
One of the girls of the freshman
class "He 'acks' like a crazy per
son"
The following are the pupils o
Mrs. Goodell's room, who were
neither absent nor tardy durins
the last month: Wilfred Murphy
Ambrose Boileau, Lester Bush
Claude Benner, Willie Hill, Claud
Fry, Wallace Irving, Hazel Big
ger. Hazel Jones, Ella Haworth
Helen Mutt and Irene Nicholson
Pupils of the high school seen
to be losing their voices, and
is hard for the teacher to under
stand what they say.
A very interesting debate too
place Friday afternoon, the sub
ject being "Fairy Stories Shoul
not be Told to Children" Tn
ailirmatives were: Jack Collins
. Rhodes Hawkins, Fred Stoos an
Oliver Campbell and the negatives
D Fern Collins Stella Stoos. Camill
J. Moore and Hazel Moore.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01
SPORTING


Baseball is still going the rounds
and it is almost a certainty that we
will have a good, fast bunch.
J. e. Howe has been elected to
manage the team-his boosting
will surely do things. A few of the
more loyal fans went to the park
Sunday and watched the first
workout. However, the day was
too cold to find out where class
was, and not many of the players
reported for practice. But even at
that. it was starter and the air
smelled something like real base
ball
These are the candidates for po-
sitions, who have been found SO
far: catchers, Sanders, and Abel;
infelders. Howe, Simonds, l. Bush,
DeWolfe, Pratt, Foss, Mcmahon
and Bishop; outfelders, Bruce,
Gillard, Cave and Joe Bush; pitch
ers, VanBerg and H. J. Peterson.
The receiving will probably rest
upon Sanders, as Abel is out of the
game with a cut foot. It's hard to
tell Just what the box Will look
like, but VanBerg seems to have
the whip and Peterson all the ear
marks. He made a good impress
sion Sunday and will he able to
tear loose with something after q
few more chances to get into shape.
How does that bunch of in6eld-
ers look to you? Guess we should
get Woodworking quartette out OF
that, eh?
Now look out into the gardens
All sure and fast felders; good with
the stick-the kind you can depend
, upon.
Taking it all through, with a
little coaching, we should have 6
r peach of team. All the above are
home men. too. OF course there
. are some positions which may seen
little weak, but leave it to Jes
Howe tor baseball this season
e With the right kind of support h
e will furnish it.
IS Among the other no ticable thing
in the new rule book is a picture q
the Chatenika team, champions q
y Alaska, which contains the phiz @
: Herbert Joseph Peterson the ''hurl
y ing chef"
d For the excellent showing mad
l. in the two games last week by tn
= college boys, the Spokane Indian
- are trying to arrange more game
- with GOnzaga.
le This school always furnishes u
IS leaguers with the best games durin
IL their training season.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01

If you got it from Bush, its good.
st Mary's Guild will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. L. G. Hydorn.
The Methodist Aid Society will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
church.
L. Bernard went TO Vancouver,
i. c., Thursday morning, on a
business mission,
Mrs. Shultis, of North Yakima,
is guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Shultis.
NJ. L. Hubble has purchased a
Reading motorcycle, which he is
enjoying immensely.
WANTED-Loan of $4,000 for
one year, First-class real estate
security. Call at the Herald.
Work of driving piles for the
foundation of the new First State
bank was begun during the week,
Miss Eva Cheeseman, of Spokane
spent the early part of the week in
the city as the guest of her sister
Miss Ethel.
Anna A. Maley will speak in the
I.OOF hall tomorrow at S:30,p.m
? also Monday evening at the same
hour, on Socialism.
Mrs. J. Sheyalear, and daughter
Janette, arrived in the CITY today
and will enjoy fortnights visi
with Miss Ida Winterbottem.
# For up to date Dress making
n See Mrs. F. M. Jones, Prices Rea
=. sonable, work guaranteed In on
Of the Walker bungalows 80 At.
It The Ianetook Club as a bod.
70 have done nothing as yet wit
v baseball and they will probabl.
Join forces with Jess Howe an
boost for his team.
: Miss Beulah Mantor resigned he
n position as clerk with the j. "
v Reid Dept. Store yesterday. Mis-
Mantor has been with Mr. Rel
> for the past two years Miss Loui'
- Pierce of Spokane arrived in II
city yesterday and will take Mi
~ Mantor's place.
Mrs. VIM. Jarvis entertained IL
al Presbyterian Aid Society, Wedne
e, dav afternoon. There was vel
ce good attendance and three invite
10 guests, Mesdames Yoder, OF San
x point, Campbell and Elliott. Se'
~ ing occupied the ladies until late
the afternoon, when an elabora
lunch was served. Mrs. Jarvis w
:; assisted by Mesdames Campb'
and Elliott.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01
) 10CRGS - PERSONALS

Wall paper at Brody's.
Mrs. Nj. Hubble spent the week
in Spokane.
Best line of coffees in town az
Bush & Sons.
Mrs. J. w. Reid and little son
spent Tuesday and Wednesday In
Spokane.
A. C. Roberts of Naples was in
the City few hours yesterday
on business.
Money to loan on real estate, any
amount, lowest rates, address the
Herald Office.
Three pounds of Spider Leg Tea
and a Canister free for 81. % at C.
B. Emery's Cash store.
James McGreevy, proprietor OF
the Commercial Hotel spent last
Saturday in Standpoint.
Get your laundry done by the
Crystal and have superior work
J. Edw. Feist, West Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander
are entertaining Mr.. Alexander
brother and his wife, Mr(and Mrs
II. r. Alexander of Keller, Wash.
Mrs. e. White, and son Johnny
returned Wednesday, from Sand
point, after a years absence, and
will again take up their residence
in Bonners Ferry
The ladies of the Altar Society
will hold a lingerie sale, Monda
afternoon, April 18th, at Moore
furniture store Sale begins at
p, m. and closes at six Com
early.
FOR SALE-Eggs, S. G. B. Les
horns from pen headed by cockr'
from yard of II. J. Fuller. Nor
better Also S. G. Buff Orpington
extra good layers, fine large bird
500 per Is eggs. Mrs. II. Plat
The Altar Society held an eS
tremely pleasant meeting Thur
day at the home of Mrs. Vale
Sewing and completing plans fc
the Sale to be held Easter Monday
kept the ladies busy during Il
afternoon. Lunch was served (
five o'clock, Mrs. Muhefelt al
Mrs. Bush assisting the hostes
The society will meet next Thur
day afternoon with Mrs. Zimme
man.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-04-01
Ripe Oranges at Bush's.

Rlpe oranges at busns =
Allen DeWolfe spent the early
part Of the week in Spokane.
Mrs. S. G. Yoder. Of Standpoint,
is visiting friends in the city.
WANTED-Seoing either at
home or by the day. Mrs
O'Conner. tt
c, H. Stein, of North Yakima.
was visitor in the city, Monday.
Ethel James, who has been very
seriously i'll, is reported consider
ably better.
Starting April 1, | will sell re-
cleaned oats at $3.50 cwt. G. B.
Emery's Cash store.
The Pastime is the only place
in town, where You can get those
famous Peyton Brand Oranges.
WANTED-Loan of 5000 for 2
to years on first-class real estate
security. Address Herald Office.
John c. Moore, prominent
business man of Naples, was trans
acting business in Boomers, We'd
nesday.
Four-room house and 2 acres o
land for rent. $40 per month, OF
Northside. Apply to Mrs. P. J.
Hedgecock. 39-tf
Everybody should buy ticke
for the big baseball dance. Tn
proceeds will go on the new
uniform fund.
l.. p. Howe, President of the I'm
perial Elevator Co. of Minneapolis
spent the early part of the week il
the city, the guest of r. II. McCoN
Word was received in the cit
Wednesday announcing the deaf
in Seattle. of the l year and
months old son, Cecil, of Mr.. an
Mrs. Clarence Collins.
O. Tromhlev if now generi
manager of the Frankfort Marin
Accident and PlateGlass Insuran'
Co. in the territory of North ldah
and Stevens Comfy, and he e.
poets to open offices in the cit
about May 1.
The Herald wishes to correct q
error made IN last weeks issue
regard to the chickens on the Vii,
place. The chickens are of partic
larly choice White Leghorn stoc
: instead of Plymouth Rock,
& stated last week.
D Geo. c. Wade opened an Off
n the first of the week in the Bonn
4 Hotel bldg. and will deal in re
y estate, insurance and loans. Ct.
Y Kendall. a civil engineer, former
q of Porthill, will have an Office
f connection with that Of Mr., Wac
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Elliott exte
! ded hospitality on Monday eN
! ming, at delightful inform
I little dinner given for Mr. al
| Mrs. w. A. Alexander. who ha
! recently returned from a TO
4 months soiourn in the south.
Y II. Mccoy was also an honor
! guest.
! II, d. Wheeler, of Minneapo'
| Mimi, visited over Sunday at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred &Ie
& Mr.. Wheeler is enroute to his no
7 in Minneapolis, after an extend
A tour of the western states and n
s. Mexico. Mr. Wheeler Is Ii
81 time friend of the Gleeds and
q visit was mutually very pleasa
SHMiss Ella Dolan. formerly
n Bonners Ferry, but now emplo.
4 in the cloak and suit drpartm
e of Cars department store, too
Is prominent part in the apps
II show held in Spokane this we
Miss Dolan is the daughter oi .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-15
Comment From Capital

contempt. Every time officers sworn
to enforce the law equally against rich
and poor, boldly proclaim immunity
for the wealthy criminal, and every
time judges send the friendless to jail
while they pass out small fines TO the
wealthy law breaker, they make a few
more socialists"
That "a few more socialists" were
not made this year in those communi-
ties where democrats had control, is
counted a great tribute to the party
of Jefferson by its present leaders
Nothing could more completely prove,
they contend. that the democrats have
proven worthy Of the confidence SO
far reposed in them, or that they are
worthy of those "graver responsible
ties" which the speaker of the house
predicted for them in his speech Of
acceptance when he was made presid-
ing officer of the lower branch Of con-
gTess last March.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-15
Welcome Lawyer Taft.

President Taft is 81 years old and
in a state of vigorous health. II he
had not been a man who had made
some sort of success Of his business
or professional life, he would never
have been selected for the high office
OF president
Like a number of his distinguished
predecessors he has announced his in
tentiOn of returning to the practice of
his profession and continuing to be a
useful and productive factor in the
community. If his retirement comes
at the end Of his present term of Of
fee, as is freely predicted, Taft will
be IN The very prime of life, when a
lawyer is at the height OF his power
for usefulness, equipped with informa-
ton and experience that will make his
services most valuable to his clients
So whether Mr.. Taft was uttering a
prophecy or merely stating a fact after
he gave his name to the election
judges at Cincinnati as William H
Taft, president of the United States
and attorney" and suggested that he
would go back to the practice of law
at the end OF his term, he stated
great truth.
The people retire Mr.. Taft from the
presidency. but they viii give him all
the encouragement possible in his re-
newal of his connection with the bar.