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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

5bu. &rfeianscr 6. Nilien afsif
pe0 8sOen ben 8. Ipril, 76 aar gam.
mel. San bar / benpeb 80 aIar Doe.
ret 2prer / Nonneitab, ira 1889
1907 tiaige &irfeianger peo Runne-
itaO Sopeofirfe. geb Siben al lin
2Grerpirfiombeb bar ban taget me.
gen Del | BET formidable SIP. Sal,
por / 80 Mar Weblem al Rannei.oD
Serreositpre, bar flere 9lar inbraIgi
/ Sormanbifabet, en- 8eriobe 8ice.
o~rofsrer, Weolem al SfoIeItpret,
Sparebanfens Soritanoerifab NJ. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Hpt ganepruicft. sfient ser life

er no9en ltbiigt til, at R~igSoogen /
9iebliffet gaar meS til npe ganean.
lGg, er Der bog | ben ierere 5io ar.
5eioet - ON END meb tibet SeIo -
ior Ell aieaeritp -gone, %
Tom MoOtref berinob er Der III for.
met 2iu / be eomle BIaner ON en-
aieaerup-Silfeborg 9ane. Silfe.
borg 9praao bor ifslge elf. slo."
bempnoiget tit itaaenbe Sernbaneub-
pnlg til at inofaloe oe / bette Bro
left i~nteresiereoe &ommitner iii ct
Weoe, Ger ifal ofboloes | Silfeborg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
spaueprsit til gmb greiteaieIo /

Sronobiems Stift s. 6. 8obro er
uonppnt til Sosneprcft | 5enSre
Sron SreItegiGIb | Samor Stiit fra
lite Wtai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

6iifet noropaa. Sra Sammerfeit
meooeles ben 19be April: en- Wasie
6iifere ipbfra posierer / oisie Gage
Sammerfeit pua 8ei til Siifep9rene
/ Seit- og gitftnmarfen. lloii5terne
for ct rigt Soooeiiife iaar er De bebite.
Sor 8eitfirmarfen, iom THOR bapoe
ct boarliet Mar, ier BET no til at blipe
bra - ioapiot man fan osmme al De
iioite efterretninger. Siifere ira
Somingspaas fiifeoe ioaleoes uomer-
fet / De to iioite Gage fsr Yaaife, og
ira Sngs meobeltes igaar ON fore
Sangiter optil 5000 ailo. pr. Sfsite
/ en- Sailing. Sra &ens melbes ON
gooe 2oobeuoiigter. 8eiret bar /
belle Goaifen p9ret bra, mems oet MI
err Iiot ruifet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Gu gantaiten oper spcuS Gun,.

5 "Eunsbergeren" tages Sr6et for
at ioa reiit en- 8artaiten | Sellsberg
pper Speito Sopn, 9anebrpberen pnd
SpolfoneItens Smraaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

Ten iuenife &irfc. Zen bsitioe-
Ii5e Snbuielie al Den npe ipenife
airfe / aisbenbapn er III iaitiat til
ben lite Sum-. Song @uitai bar 10.
bet at ouerp9re SsitiSeIigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Stapaueer Mrfip. Stopanoer FOR.

StaDanger Mrfib. Stobnn9er FOR.
manbifab neoiatte FOR Ell 5io itoen
Ell aomite til at uorebe Spsrssmao.
let ON ct 2ofaIe for 9pens Arfip,
iom IN er ipreSt bells Der, oeIs I Ger.
gems Stiftsorfip % beIs t Riasarfi-
bet | ariitionia. apmiteen bar MI
afgipet fin Sroitinind og onbefoIer,
at Ser opfprcs Ell M toctnges 9p1.
Ming Iigc op til aommurebbgringen
pan ct. Gebers 0Inbs. ltbaifterne
BERTH aniIaaes til ca. 14,000-15,.
900 SIR. 2omiteen buaber bcrpeb
life o1ene at foa goo EIaSs for gpcrts
Irfio, mcit oaioa for gmtets,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
&c npc @aruiioner.

&c npc @arniioner. Sra Sell
iingsr meooeles Den 20be gpril. 220c
Battalion iorIoo ioog i'm eanlIe Cdr
niionSbp i9r fremtioig at toge Sp-
boIo | a%aiteIet | aisbenbupn. Yao
Eerronen par msot oae tieneiieiri
Siicerer % llnhcroificerer meo ga.
nler, 9orgmeiter 2prgbp % gpens
sprige Gmbeosmrno iamt tolriae
gorgere. Ga Soset iotte fig | @epG.
geIie, uobraste 9orgmeiteren "et 2epe
22be Battalion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Yrufesiur ar. Nnrup or inobnet I'll

F~rUTcsIUr Mt. WDrUp CT IHOplIOt III
at bolOe en- Hrffe SorelpSninger peO
College De 6ranee". Gr~oieSiorenS
/ Earis iinber Steo / Gluten
al Wai. Som emne Tor fine Sore.
bar ban palst Senaiio-
2pren ON Srbcnes 9ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

80 Iar. On / Smaalenene meeet
fienot og af6olSt Game Srsfen 80.
lette GrihienL Sielmungen t Berg,
fplber | btsie Gage 80 sar. Sun er
ben erteite ~gienlepenbe al BEN Rlbre
@%eneration al SIe5ten Grifien /
Sfieberg, bpor benoes gebitefar og
Snfel bar 9ensmanb. Senbes Sar
Sans grifien bar 2ensmanb / Berg
% peb bnns 0so blep 8roberen Crit
gridien Sensmano. 0a opertog bum
9eitprelien al Den itore 8aarb Sielm.
ungen. Oct pelorbnebe og ubmerfet
brenre @oarbs6riig % BET lune iel.
ifabeIige Silent pibnet ON benbes Il-
iibigbeb og Dp9tigbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

Nptninsen / 8lummcn. Sra Sire
brifSitao me6oeles Ben 19be April:
6rebrifsito0 Ssmmeroireftion bolot
/ Sormiobag @eneralioriamling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Tpmfirfens Wrbeibcrc.


roao er Der tiliiaoet 8 al Sc ploIte
arbeioere peo Sronobiems 0omfir-
fes Reitaurotionsarbeibe en- aarIig
Beniion at Statsfosien, flor 400 ar.
til bier. "a Ser life aates aniat rtpe
arbeibere iitebetfor De 5, iom ifoI for.
labe MISUNDERSTANDING bliper set
muliat peb SiGlp al set geIsb, Tom
oerpeb inbipares, at forbsie 9snnen
for De eienp4renbe faite g~rbeioere
peb 9omfirfen. a~rbeiberne lsnnes
MI meb fra 3 til 5 8r. pr. Gag; eiter
oct poatpnfte npe ReaiIotip bill 9sn.
men blipe ar. $50 itigenbe til Ser.
$50 baaIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
ssnnbet SIotiosgrno

peo 2nurberg, Der tilbsrer Gartifit
Iier S. Y. Gbriiteriel bar maj for.
Ieocn peo at crane 0luntebulIer paa
ell Itoen Sol funoet ct Bar llrner meo
9%enihtmper. 6rnoet er abort pao
Ssiens Cop, % alt tpoer pua. at Der
her er en- itsrre SIotiosbeeraoelie.
Get bill M blipe nPrmere uroerisgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Slot oanif StatiIfif.

Sor at tiIoeiebringe Splpsninaer
ON neutrality-suspicious. llobrcoeIic
uolenote oct oauife Statiitiif Bureau
/ iioite Ssit til ole afboloSoraoniio.
tiolier ! Tanmarf Sfemoer meo Mu.
briffer til Splpsnina on Wcolents.
dntal, iinaniieae 6orboIo IN. b.
Der forelieger S~pIpsninger ira af.
bclosorgoniiotioner meo ct MeolemS.
ontol oco gegbnoelieu al goret 1910
al | alt 1858. gf bisie WeSIcm.
mer bar 22,06S boiiSoenoe / Sopeb.
iiaocn (aisbeubapn og Hrcbrifsbera),
47072 | Gropinsbperne, 26,376
gerneS 9anbiitrifter % 63,997
Splanbs 9anooiitrifter.
l~lbregnes Mfrblemsontarlet / Tsor.
boIb til Solcftaaet oen 1ite Sebriiar
1911, oiiero ct iig, at Der iinoes for.
bolbspis iIcit g~iboIbSiolf / Gropius.
bperue, nenlig Sc for bper 1000
Snobpggere; oereiter isIscr SpI.
lambs Sonooiitritter &c for bier
1000 Suobpoacre). Sopeoitoben
$50 % iipit Gernes oanooiitriftcr
$3.50. 5 8ienneminit for belle Can.
oct iinocS Der 5SgfboIosioIf for bper
1000 Snobpgaere.
ri De 1888 a~iboIosioIf err Ser
SS,22S WGub, 60,917 apinoer OF
10,36S 9sru UNDER IA gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

Spoo S%orbruget al IlfoboI onaodr
ioa bar Der gnnife bit / oct iioite Adr
poa 8runo al GIiorbrugets Stigning
uPret Ell miilore Spgang / oct inmIe.
Dc aIfoboIforbrug / SammenIigning
meb oct foregaoenoe aar. Men Sor.
bruget err Dog MI meaet Iopere emo for
nogIe aar iiben; | 1901-05 bar
6orbruget s,23 Otter. / 1906-10
1877 Otter pr. Snobpeger. Der bar
a!tioa fra 190t-05 til 1906-t0
a%iennemiuitlig funbet Ell Reogong
Steo poa upitcn Ell 2iter rent aIfobol
pr. Snbbpggcr.
90 BOG er oct ct ganife antogeIigt
apantiim Spiritiis, Der proouceres /
9apmarf. s aaret 1910 prooucere.
oeS Der iaoleoeS / Ianmorf -
oplpier "Statiitiife Gfterreininger"
- 1901 MiQiou Otter Spiritus O
100 pGt. IlfobolltDrfe. VI oeiine
WGngbe ~anpenotes 1,5S Win. Otter
til inbuitrieI, tefniif % femiif Sor.
brig M. b., mebens 2,43 Nia. 9itcr
a~noenbtes til Sorifirring al Bin eler
iom Silipining iii eler Polarization
al ipiritusie 9riffe idaiom Rcm,
aosnaf, @biifp o.i.p. Silbage bliuer
oItioa 1000 MiG. 9iter q 100 pGt.
alfoboIitprfe, Der oirefte for6rugtes
iom grPnbenin og gfpopit, bportil
fommer De OPT Dill. 2iter bpormeS
Snofsrieler operitea lloisrielcr. iii.
iommen bar oct iffe.tefniife 5or6rug
al Spiritus / 1910 ~iaoIeoeS ubgiort
1870 Wiq. 9iter q 100 pGt.
Zen / aoret 1910 til Sor6rug ms.
isrtc WRngbe Bin uogioroe 3.7s
Miaioner Otter. Get aierneminit'
Iige Horbriig / 1906 uSgioroe
3,S7 Mia. Otter aarIig (t,54 g. pr.
Snob.), | t906-10: 400 RiQ. g.
Q,51 9. pr. Sno6.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
SAT- Gteno o nj,
tilfalaS eaer tiaeie.

greriisemtuter nneer ~ruRts~. ~Ttarte". -fu.
iaias" "a ~Gfteripgraiet" fpter IS Genis for Is Orb
tpr soer @ana, % Q Gents pr. Orb for aft, ION Que !,
ft9tr r. Orb. Nuertisierenter ~iuetdaes lite FOE
mtuert ene 30 9euts 9euae waa ufrdpiasIia nss,
isias aus SeittltHsrr. get lsuuer fs lie AZ boJfsr.
taa imda Summer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
&c fripiaiae sfsttcforps. SSro Rp.

~ TFEU'"'Wt SfTffRRVfVr' OIU VT
borg mebbeleS ben 23oe april: Np-
borg npe irioiIlige Sfptteforps, Ser
tpIler 60 Sfpttcre % er uoruitet al
Snsenisr @ritenboIs m. f., begpnbte
ioag line Gpelier. aorpiets Gbef.
anptein 9oeger, boIot en- 9aIe, boori
ban uopifleoe bets @ctpouina og Sor.
maal iorn ct SipIpeforps | arigStiI.
frIbc. aorpiet er set iprite Hefpl.
forps roenior %aipbcrhuon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09
Sra


vi bar ct fort Splag al "6o!fets slmonaf" for
1907, ct inobolbsrigt Sefte paa 1853 Siber, mutt
roitpret meo ct paffert oonif 2anbifob, inbranmet al
Tarnebrog og Sornofs paa Sitelblaoet. Seftet irSe.
boloer ell G9ffe uom9rfeoe SortGainger meb SIuitra.
tioner = li6t Sfiemt og Iiot alpor oa brinaer
Spieren eft frHft Puit fra eantIe Sannlarfs Ger oa
Suno. 9esuoe1t bill man paa fsrite SIDE finoe Sorteo,
nellie ODER oct banife a~ongebus, bets OfeoIemner GA
beres 6aniIieforbolb. SeIpe gImanatfet iom er be.
regnet til aisbenbapns Sbierpotorilim, oa ion fun
fpIber IL al Seitets t6S Sioer, er natirIiapis iorpIbet
men aaigepeI life uoen Spite. Sc bill ogiaa finbe bel.
leoenoe gi6eItefster for 6per llge i aaret, MaaneSer.
mes oanife gtapue o.i.p.
Eli enbper rp abonnent, iont ienber os $1.25, oa
til erbper gantlneI abonnent, iot betuIer ct aars Sor.
npeliesiubffription 6orifuS bill hi icnoe bette imnffs
Seite ~tiaisemcb Durt ijelbsn suSe % opcristliae Start
ppcr Sanmarf, SslanS % Srrserne frit o m
q r q nj c meS "Seeprab.gptcn".
Set er baooe til Nptte os SornsieIie at eie eft oobt
Start oper @amIeIonbet. Poa bort Sonmarfsfort for
Se meo 9etbeo finOe 9eres 5sbebp og S~iemitapn.
Spis Se enifer at fiSbe 9urtet alene, iao er Vriien
25 Gents.
"SoIfcts 9lnnnaf" ffuI oi iaIse for Is Gents.
Er1fN "6oIfets aGmanaf" for 1907
O*V+ (6s siber) os aart ober 8 ON.
mart. 2as ooeniaaen6a.
9. gnnnSisn gnbL. Gp, SeeOrab, SOMA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-09

@~rsnlanb. gn laaoan itert Station
piIoe ppre al flor getpNnina ior
SatsitiIaaoen / Ssbapet, iaairerut DC
foripneoes meo ~traaolss Selslrai.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
Mrs. Bishop Has Returned From Boise

Mrs. Belle Bishop returned last
week from Boise, where she has
been emplovd in State Auditor
Taylor's office, since the first of the
year. Mrs. Bishop resigned her
position in Boise in order to devote
her time to her mother. Mrs. Jones,
whose Ieeent illness was the cause
of her being summoned home.
Mrs. Bishop has large circle of
friends here, who, while they are
always glad to hear of anything
which would be for her
advancement or happiness are
selfshly glad to see her return to
Boomers Ferry social circles.
D. w. Robb has accepted the
position. made vacant by the
resignation of Mrs Bishop. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robb left last week for tn,
capitol, where they will take W
their residence.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
LabOrer Killed Near Troy

A Mr.. McDougan was fatally
injured Friday morning in a cabin
near Troy, Mont when' he was
shot through the back of the head
by an unknown assailant. Death
was almost instantaneous, the
murderer escaped and passed
through Bonners Ferry in the
afternoon going north to BIC.
He stopped at camp above
Katka, and informed Capt. Lewis
that he had shot a man and had
hidden the body. He gave, as a
reason for the shooting, that
McDougan was breaking dishes
and would not desist when
requested to do so. The men had
been working together at a camp
near where the homicide occurred,
and where strangers in the
vicinity.
The murderer was somewhat
worried as to the probable result
of his capture by the authorities.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
Backed Up

At every station after leaving
Spokane, the fidgety old lady want
ed to know if it was Moscow. Fin
ally conductor Lee Bates got tired
Of answering the question and told
her when Moscow was reached he
would tell her. He promptly forgot
all about the old lady until Joel
station was reached. He stopped the
train and ordered engineer to back
down to Moscow.
Going TO the old lady Lee said:
"Here is where you get off, this is
Moscow, But / don't want to
stop here" she replied. MY
daughter told me to take another
pill when I reached Moscow; that
is the reason 1 wanted to know
when we reached hele-"-Ex.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04

The Herald has printed many
articles advocating and explaining
why the farmer and consumer
should BUY his goods of bis home
merchant instead of from eastern
catalog house. Not only does home
trading make larger and better
towns, increase land values and
increase the wealth and prosperity
|of the community but experience
has often demonstrated that, in the
long run, quality, freight and terms
of sale CONSIDERED, the customer can
get as good value for his money, II
not better, from his home merchant
than from such outside concerns.
But the merchant is often guilty OF
the same lack of home loyaty or
economic error that be criticizes in
the acts of his customers. Is it not
equally true that the retailer
should buy his goods of nearest
jobber and patronize home industry
whenever and wherever he can do
so? We do not mean to argue the
merchants hould pay materially
more for homemade goods that
would scarcely be good business
policy but he should remember
that the man closest to him is most
likely to give square deal and
that there must be real and
considerable advantage and saving
to offset the direct injury he does
his community and the indirect
injury he does himself in sending
away for his goods
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
Death Of William Harvey.

The residents of the community
will regret to lea1n of the death of
one Of the most popular young
men of the younger set, which oc
Cured in Spokane, last Saturday
morning.
William Harvey was born in
Marshalltown, Iowa, August 10th,
1888, and died at Sacred Heart
Hospital Jan. 2Sth, 1911, aged
twenty-five years.
The early part of his life was
spent with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Harvey at Marshalltown,
Iowa. He came west in 1907 to
Milan, Washington, where he
worked for the Spokane Lumber
Company, coming to Bonners
Ferry with his sister Mrs. A. B.
Ashby in March, 1908, where he
secured employment with the
Bonners Ferry Lumber Company
until his last sickness. In June,
1908, he began bis gallant fight
with the great white plague which
was finally to conquer him. In
October, he went to Spokane to the
Sacred Heart Hospital, where he
remained until the end, passing
peacefully away in sleep to his last
long sleep, at $50 a. M, Jan. 2Sth.
Services were held in the chapel
of Smiths undertaking parlors at
p. M. Jan. 30th, the Rev. Mr..
Keen of the Congregational church
of Hillyard, conducting the servi-
oes. Interment was made in Fair
mont cemetery, Spokane. The
casket was beautifully decorated
with flowers from his family and
many friends in Bonners Ferry.
Much credit is due the Dramatic
Club and Catholic Ladies of Bon
ners Ferry for their kindness in
helping defray the hospital ex-
penses.
Will was a good and steady
worker and highly valued by his
employers and fellow employees,
and he leaves many friends in
Boomers to mourn his ntimely
death. Besides his father and
mother he leaves his sisters, Mrs.
w. A. Schumway and Miss Mabel
Harvey of Hillyard, Mrs. A. B. and
Mrs. S. w. Ashby of Boomers Ferry,
Mrs. Chas. Welscho Of Iowa Falls,
Iowa, Calvin Harvey of Lime
Springs, Minnesota, George an d
Minnie Harvey of Marshalltown,
Iowa, to mourn his loss.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
BONNER COUNTY GETS $4,000
Distribution Of Money Received From
Forest Service by the State

The state auditors office is busily
engaged in apportioning the state
proportion of the receipts from the
national forest reserves in the
state of Idaho to the several coun
ties.
This amount was reported to the
auditor as having been received by
Governor Brady. December "a, and
the intervening time has been re-
quired to get the necessary informa-
ton in order to prorate it among
the counties as required by law.
The apportionment of this money,
which amounts to 66,074.66,to the
counties is as follows;
Bannock, $3,539.92; BesrLake
$1,09022; Bingham, $3.041.35
Blaine, S4'O13.77; Boise, $6,39O.sO
Bonner, 81 1928 10; Cassia, $1,S85.O4
Custer, S3.S01 05; Gilmore, $1,912..
81. Fremont, $5,151 %; Idaho 49,.
42z.99; Kootenai. SO, 29.42;Latah
81, 215.51; Lemhi, $5,773.04; Me-
Perez, $369.O5; Oneida, s1,37499
Shoshone, $1O,S26.39; Twin Falls
$443,37; Washington, $165.SO
Total, $66,O74 &c.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04

. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

=
An election of a new editor-in-
chief ana assistant editors, was
held ednesday morning at which
Zoe Kent was elected editor-in-
chief and Jack Collins and James
Murphy assistant editors.
The 10th ald 18th grades had a
test in geometry Wednesday.
Ali the rooms are very busy
this week taking tests as it is the
last of the month.
Alga Falk and Syble Poston OF
Mrs. Goodell's room, were absent
this week on account of sickness.
Miss Lamp was sick and unable
to teach Thursday forenoon.
The High school has just re-
ceived several complimentary
copies of reports of various depart
ments Of the state and of state in.
situations. The reports were furn-
ished by the courtesy of our repre-
sentative, T. J. Jones.
William, Margaret and Elizabeth
Grant, formerly of Kalispell, ell
tered the school here this week.
Prof. Riorden gave a very inter
esting talk Monday morning tC
the 7th and Sth grades. His sub
Ject was "The Sun"
Camille Moore and Alwilds
Remer were absent from schoo
Monday.
The 10th and 18th grades begar
the interesting study of Botany
this week,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
]. W. Reid to Open Racket Store

J. w, Reid will open racket
store in the old Brody stand. in
the course the next ten days. Mr.,
Reid will put in about $4,000 worth
of stock, consisting of kitchen uten-
sils, granite ware, dishes, toys, ect
The interior of the building has
been re-decorated. the stock will be
conveniently arranged, and the
store will undon btedly be popular
place with the housewives OF
Boomers. Mrs. G. N. Lewis wilt be
chief clerk.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
ASSIGN PART OF A HOMESTEAD.
Land Office Makes Ruling Giving More
Privilege to Entrymen.

An entryman of a homestead
within a reclamation project may
assign any part of his entry, even
down to one acre, if he wishes, &C
cording to the ruling of the COM
missioner of the general land office
in a southern Idaho contest.
The privilege will afford relief to
many settlers on reclamation pro-
jects by enabling them to assign
part OF their land to meet financial
obligations.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04
Mrs. Carrie Nation Dying

Eureka Spaings Ark, Jan. 30.
r riends of Carrie Nation here
are in receipt of news today that
the famous anti-saloon crusader is
sinking rapidly and that her death
10 momsn tsrily expected.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04

The subject of Rev. Moore's ad-
dress next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church is "Sinning
A against Self" DR.. Luce, of Spo-
kane. the District Supt. will de-
liver the evening sermon. You
are cordially invited to hear this
able and forceful speaker, who Is
one of the foremost men in
Methodism, and will lie entertain
ing as we'll as instructive.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04

have the largest and most complete line
of Feed in Boomers Ferry.
l also handle the Best Brands of Flour.
My Grocery Stock is fresh and my prices are
right.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04

German Evangelical Lutheran
services will be held Sunday at the
usual hours, in the Alventist's
church, on the north side, All
Germans are invited, and all Luth-
Grams are expected to attend. Rev.
Edward Hickman will officiate,
and Sunday school will be held at
9:45 a. m.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-02-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry |
Olson, Thursday, Feb. 2, a son.
Don't fail to attend the B. F. Y.
l.. A. G. dancing party next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Adah Butler, and son Leon
ard, spent few days Of the week
in Spokane.
Miss Goldie Cave spent Sunday
at Standpoint, the guest OF her
brother, Harley Cave.
Roy Voshmik, p. A. of the B. f.
Lbr. Co., spent couple of days
this week at Gateway, Mont.
Mrs. Charles O'Callahan returned
Tuesday from an extended visit,
with her mother in Kalispell
G. f. Childs of the Ross Invest
ment Co.. of Spokane, vas in the
city yesterday on legal business.
The local order of Eagles, will
give their annual masquerade
dance in l. o. o. F. hall, Wednes-
day, Feb %.
The ladies of the Altar Society,
will serve the supper for the mas
querade dance. to be given Feb. %,
in l. 0. o. f. hall.
Thursday was ground hog day,
and. if the old tradition is to he be-
lieved, King Boreas will continue
his reign for six weeks.
The Northrup Millinery Co. has
just received large and complete
line OF the prettiest Valentines
ever shown in our city.
FOR SALE-CHICKENS. l
have more hens than l want. Will
sell cheap. Mary V. Hawkins.
Log cabin, North side.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. M. P.
DeWolf announce that they are
enjoying all the delights of a
winter in California, and are both
greatly improved in health.
Mrs. G. N. Lewis resigned her
position as chief operator at the
local telephone office last week, to
accept a position as clerk with the
]. w. Reid department store.
A desirable piece of property, in
the business district, changed
hands the first of tie week. when
the directors of the First State
Bank purchased the loot. lot on
the corner of Main street, opposite
the J. N. Reid store, from Geo.
Alberts,
Mrs. S. S. Nelson was a charm
ing hostess on Thursday, when she
entertained the members of the
Altar Society. The afternoon was
devoted to sewing, and the meeting
was one of the happiest in the his
tory of the society. Delicious re-
freshments were served. Mrs.
Homer Boileau assisting the hos
tess. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Lacrosse.
Mrs. Louis Johnson was pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening,
when a sleigh load of her intimate
, friends drove out to her ranch
home, to help celebrate her birth
> day anniversary, which occurred
on that day. Cards and dancing
made the hours pass merrily. and
sumptuous birthday supper was
served at midnight. Mrs. Johnson
was the recipient of a number OF
handsome presents.
The members of Moyea Chapter
, No. 81, o. e. S who braved the
inclemency of the weather last
Wednesday evening, were fully
compensated for their efforts, by
an extremely pleasant social even
ing. After the regular business of
the chapter had been disposed of,
Mrs. A. l.. Wright. the energetic
Worthy Matron, surprised them
, all, by serving lunch. (which, for