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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-16
! LOCALS y PERSONALS

School supplies at the Racket
Store.
Cam eras and Camera supplies at
5imonds Drng Store.
The st. Mary's Guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J.
L. Frisch.
Mike Boyle of Spokane has been
renewing old acquaintance in the
city this week.
J. N. Barton, State Bank Exami-
ner of Boise was in the city several
days this week.
Geo. McCombs, county commits
sioner from Priest River was in
the city last Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. e. r. Henderson
departed Thursday for their new
home at Cotton, Wash.
! have few boxes of choice
crab apples at Toe an apple box
full. I. J. JONES
John Moore is instructing his
brother Ed of Seattle in the art Of
trout fishing. They are spending
the week at -Minnow Greek.
Young chaps who appreciate
good clothes value, will not b.
disappointed in the kind we build
Better come around and talk it over
today with Moore Bros.
The man who gets mad at what
the newspapers say about him,
should return thanks three time
a day for what the newspape
knew about him and suppressed it
AS usually trea ted, a sprainet
ankle will disable man for tire
or four weeks, but by applyin
Cham berlain's Liniment freely a
soon as the injury is received, ant
observing the directions with eac
bottle, a cure can be effected il
from two to four days. For sal
by all dealers.
Prof. Vernon f. Mcpherson, VIII
served as principal of our hig
school until last year has bee
elected Supt. of Schools at st. JOIN
Wash, The many friends of tn
= professor will congratulate the PEE
pie of st. John in securing the SCI
vices OF so competent man an
lbespeak for them a first class leaC
lership.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-16

NBush's for fruit-We set the
pace,
School supplies at the Brody
Pharmacy.
Don't forget that Bush has agency
on Chase Il Sanborns coffee.
The Del Monte Cafe will serve a
New England dinner Sunday for
25c.
The Altar Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A,
C. Moore,
On page 2 OF this issue you will
find the conclusion of Hon. II. ].
Jones article on peaches.
Mrs. G. w. Bush expects to
leave today for short visit with
friends in Kalispell, Mont,
Mrs. Geo. r. Causton entertained
large company OF lady friends
yesterday afternoon at 1900"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dupont of
Conatlix B. G. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. I. w. Harding for a short
visit.
Miss Mable Fleming of the
local exchrnge spent last Sunday
in Standpoint visiting her parents
and friends.
You'll hit the bullseye In the
target OF fashion every time, if you
leave your measure today with
Moore Bros.
Mr. Weber, District Traffic Chief
r of the Pacific Telephone & Tele.
graph Co. visited the local ex.
change Yesterday. Mr.. Weber il
checking up the business of the
various exchanges of the company
n Mr.. Van Amberg of Lind, Wash
!. has just completed drilling a fin,
well for Kinnear and Brody OIL
u the bench. Striking an excellen
% quality az well as quantity. in
( course heavy gravel bed. the waite
's raising nearly to the top of we'll.
h Wanted-A man OF good stead
n habits under forty years OF age t
lie take charge of oil and gasolin
station in this city, must own goo
wagon and team, be able to Civ
~ cash security on amount of good
)" carried at station. We will pay
Z" l salary <or commission to RICH
- party, will treat all correspondent
&c strictly confidential. Address:
y Northwestern Oil & Mfg. Co.
:, a- Spokane, Wash.
L. Mr.. Howell. a travelling sales
man from Missouri Novelty (
= Calendar firm visited our dity vel
terday. He Is very remarkabl
character, being totally blind
I never knew what vision wash
| handles four heavy grips of sample
\ which he conveys from store
! store by The aid of baby go-car
/ without any assistance whateve
III Mr.. Howell did very nice bus
III ness in the town.
iii The Great Northern Railway hs
/ taken another step forward in thei
III attempt to advance the interest c
1 their patrons President Hill ar
y nounces the appointment of PROBES;
III or A. E, Chamberlain TO the offic
III of Development COMMISSIONS
iii whose duties will be to aid in an
ID way possible development in agr
III culture, commercial or manufac
iii uring lines. He will be availabl
III for any advice desired by CONNER
III cial organizations or individual
N This is certainly q commendsbl
, act 0p the part Of the railroad.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-16

If you buy or cell fruit ace
Bush's.
Judge Bundle of Standpoint spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. ]. l.. Trisch will entertain
company of ladies this afternoon
at cards.
Wanted-A girl for light house
work. Enquire of Mrs. w. e.
Johnson.
Have you seen those new copy
wright booksP WhereP At the
Brody Pharmacy.
Business is always good at the
Bonner Hardware Co. There's a
reason. The Goods and Price,
Most desirable place of s acres
near city for rent. Good house
and small fruits splendid garden.
Enquire at the Hawkins Bank.
Ed Moore, who has been visiting
his mother and brothers, the past
two weeks left yesterday for his
duties as pharmacist in Seattle.
Mrs. K. L. Little entertained at
Kensington Tuesday afternoon.
This was the first of series of three
that Mrs. Little will give. lnvit-
atoms are out for next Tuesday
afternoon.
Any business is more respectable
than what is termed loahng. A
young man had better sell CLAIMS
by the pailful than hang arount
public resorts, numbering time anC
his own reputation.
FOR SAL E-A good team
weight abont 5000, with harnes
and wagon, $4,000, or will sci
team for $4,000, and $4,000 TO
wagon. Write or address, F. A
, JOHNSON, Copeland.
a Let us work and stimulate ever
r legitimate enterprise by giving
all the friendly encouragement W
can, and unite our industry, intel
igence and capital in a commo
cause for the good of Bonner
!, Ferry.
r Regular services at the Methods
Ia church Sunday morning, r e
A Moore will speak on "Habltu
It Prayer" at 7.30 p. m. his subje
e will be "Gospel Arithmetic" Sp
cial music. Note the change
time of evening service to 7.30.
There is habit and delusic
3 among number of our peop
Y Ito 90 to some other town or eli
8 to shop, believing that they ca
le purchase cheaper. We. think the
= good people may be buncoed /
'e their own thought. Please recko
y your carfare and time, if the latt;
% is worth any thing. If our tow
: merchants try to soak" you
r, have not what you want. of cour
you are justified to go elsewher
But first find out by getting price
IS and see what our merchants hav
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
WOULD SURRENDER.
Wallace Has Never Been Flu.
gitive From Jus.
tice.

DR.. J. +. Harrison, of this city,
thru relatives, notified V II,
Wallace. Il former employee in
the Pennington Hospital, for
whom Governor lIadIcy offered a
$500 reward in connection with
the death of Henry WiJmorc in
that institution, that he was being
sought and received let
ter from Wallace saying he would
do whatever the authorities de.
sired.
Wallace also wrote to the Gov
crnor from Lowry City, Mo, and
lIadley wired him to surrender to
the Sheriff of st. Francois county
at Pennington.
Wallace advises me he wrote
Governor lladley, also the Prose.
cutting Attorney at Farmlngion
informing them as to his where.
abouts and that he will willingly
report at Pennington any time hi,
presence is desired" " Doctor IIar
rison said.
cit was not necessary TO offer &
reward for Wallace, for he ha,
never been a fugitive. He con
tinued in my employ at Farming
ton Hospital for about six months
after WilmOre's death and left OF
his own accord. Mr. Wallace was
reared in Galloway county of
good family and has gOoC
reputation"
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
RUSH HILL.
The Farmers Building and I'm.
proving-oats Crop Need
ing Rain.

Farmers are feeling a little
restless because the dampnesS
near the surface Of the ground
has about all been extracted. The
precipitation has not been equal
to the evaporation, and as con
sequence a Philadelphia lawyer
could not see any improvement in
the oat crop in the last two weeks.
The carpenters and builders are
accomplishing wonders J. L.
Harper and son now have a force
Of men finishing up the new |. O.
o. f. building The brick work
is all completed, and it is one of
the most artistic jobs of brick
work in the county. Frank Sher-
field of Louisiana has erected five
of our brick buildings, all good
buildings.
The Telephone Co. has com.
pleted the square cottage, pOrti.
COS and all. The switch tender
and family are properly installed
switch board and all, and the
women of the whole community
are constantly discussing the
enormity of their weekly wash
ings, the number of new chickens
and other feminine gossip. while
the lords of creation transact the
businesS-buy and sell over the
phone just as if there had been no
destruction by fire. We are a pro.
gressive people.
The Seiger Bros. are each pre-.
pairing to erect large barns on
their respective farms. They are
both up-to-date farmers, and THEN
well cultivated farms show thrift
and plenty of hard labor. San
Harper has the contract to build
both the barns.
j. W. Beagles will transform
his beautiful one story residence
into a modern two story residence
in the near future. Sam Harper
has been solicited to do the job
Sam is fine mechanic.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
ITEMS FROM WALKER.

Most people are thru planting
corn, but on account of the dry
weather, some are planting over
Even little shower would be
greatly appreciated.
Miss Lola Spencer visited her
cousin, Miss Lena Bryarly, OF
Mexico, recently. While there
she attended the graduating eXer
riSes at Hardin College, her cous.
in being one Of the graduates.
Mrs. Robt. Dye was called to
Vandalia last week and is at the
bedside of her father, Mr.
RICHTER.
Mrs. Lewis Wagner, who has
been quite i'll, we are glad to say
is improving, and her father anC
mother have returned to THEN
home in Illinois.
Mrs. Clark Sims Of Farber ha'
been visiting her mother, Mrs
Allen. who still remains in very
poor health
Mr.. and Mrs. Il S. Mcchlin. alSc
Mrs. Charles MechIin, were shop
ping in Mexico last Thursday.
Mr.. j. II. Kammarmeyer ha, Ct
acres of corn planted, and from
the way he is hustling he viii
soon have 10 acres more planted
Seventy acres is a good crop TO
one in this country
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
BENTON CITY.
Mrs. Oldt Moves to Our County
Other Mentions.

Mrs. Dick Carver is entertain
ing her sister of Chicago.
Mrs. Oldt of Iowa is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. G. w. Russel.
Mrs. Oldt has purchased the Null
property on the south side and
will move here to reside per.
manently.
Mrs. Elvira johnson left for
Greeley, Colo, last Wednesday
whore she will spend the summer
Ed. Hildebrandt was in St
Louis several days last week.
Mrs. Ada Painter and Mrs. w
II. Douglass attended the funera
of G. w. Painter in WellsvillC
Sunday.
Brown Owen and wife of Mex
leo and Loney Owen and family
of this place celebrated the birth
day of Mrs. F. A. Owen Sunday
at her home, south of town.
Mesdames. A. F. Romans, VIM
Coil and Finley johnson were
shopping in Mexico Saturday
afternoon.
Oscar Breedlove and wife anC
A. NJ. Pearson and wife were thu
guests of Abe Breedlove'S s Sunda,
Mrs. Gale Douglass and littl,
daughter, Madalyn, were shop
ping in Mexico Monday.
Mr.. Jno. w. Dry of Mexico Wis
tied the Christian Sunday schoo
here Sunday and made a yer,
beneficial talk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
A MEXICO BOY.
The Girls Vote for Poole Harrison
Against Coecucatlon.

Fulton. Mo-, May 15.--AIcmbers
of the Philologic Literary Society
Of Westminster College were sur
priSed Saturday night at their an
nuaI open session in honor OF the
Olympian Literary Society of
Synodical College, when seventeen
young women of the latter school
voted to sustain the negative side
of the debate: Resolved, That
Coeducation Is for the Best Inter
est of Students.
The affirmative side won the
vote by the margin of one vote.
Thirty-five Of the "Semiuoles' -
were present, and in rendering a
decision in the debate, eighteen
voted for the affirmative side and
seventeen for the negative side.
The affirmativ debaterS were w.
Y. Armstrong and f. S. Russell.
and the negative dcbaterS were \.
l.. Walter and Poole Harrison
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
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Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
LADDONIA ITEMS.
Mr.. Pittman Trades For a Farm
Farmers Wishing for
Rain.

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Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
Boy Out on Bond.

+. l.. Huston, of Clay City, ILL.,,
who was arrested charged with
being an accessory to the killing
of Frank Cordner, formerly o.
Mexico and who was brought here
for burial, was released from .iall
on a 1000, bond, signed by n
number of Clay City bushes,
men.
Huston and Harvey Schnel, a
post office clerk, were arrested
shortly after the killing of Cord
ner by Chas. Bartholomew,
charged with being accessories
"by gossip" Schnel was after
wards released on a 81 600 bond
Bartholomew is still in Jail
charged with being the principal
in a first degree murder.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
Hurt in Runaway.

Trimble Craig and sister, Miss
Isabelle, and Misses Hally and
Hazel Barkley, four miles north of
Fulton, were driving home from
church last Sunday when they
met an automobile, driven by DIR
Riley of Fulton. Mr.. Craig's team
frightened and ran away. Mr.
and Miss Craig were thrown out
of the vehicle, but escaped will
only slight bruises. The Misse,
Barkley jumped and Miss Haly
suffered a broken leg and one OF
her ankles was dislocated. Mr.
and Miss Craig have relatives il
Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
Negress Is Dead.

The Message last week referred
to a shooting scrape at IA negro
dance near Perry Ethel Crosby
was shot in the side by Charles
Hayes and the woman died We'd
nesday Of last week. Hayes
who is known in Mexico, made his
escape.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
Mrs. Lovelace Dead,

Mrs. Rebecca Lovelace, the wife
of Mr.. Frank Lovelace, east of
Mexico, died at her home last Sun
day afternoon of pneumonia. She
was 90 years of age and was born
In Salem, Iowa. The body was
taken to Iowa for burial. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lovelace had been residents
OF this county for about 13 years.
No children survive deceased
but, besides the husband, four sis.
ters and three brothers survive
her. Two sisters were here at hel
bedside. Mrs. VIM. Pollard OF
hohoka, Mo-, and Mrs. Theodore
Fecht of Clearfeld, Iowa.
Mrs, Lovelace was a splendid
Christian woman. She will b,
sadly missed in the home and il
the community.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
NO OLD MAIDS.
Till Past 40-No Old Bachelors
Till so.

Jouesburg, Mo, May l3.-
Scores Of residents, some of them
living miles away, attended the
funeral OF Hampton Ball, the last
of Missouri 5 old stage drivers,
which was held from his former
home yesterday. MIR. Ball died
suddenly in Montgomery City
Thursday.
Many episodes in the career Of
the famous old stage driver were
rccomtcd, many Of them tales
of the days when the late Thomas
II. Benton was one Of his frequent
passengers. Shortly before his
death, Mr.. Ball told of some Of
his experiences.
Mr.. Ball recalled Senator Ben
ton as a man Of interesting per
sonality, who always wore silk
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Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

wealthiest cities in our State Of
its size. This city and also Mar
ion county is inhabited by some
of the best people in our State,
noted for their intelligence, edu-
cation and culture. The Message
can assure the board of education
Of Palmyra that it has made a
wise selection in choosing Miss
Logan for the position named, for
she vii surely make good. We be
lieve the board is indeed forum
ate in securing her services. The
editor Of the Message has known
her ever since she was bOrn-we
have a daughter Of our own with
in few weeks Of her age and
who attended the primary
schools with her when our home
was in the good little city in Lad
donia less than dozen years
since. She is the daughter OF
Mr., W. II. Logan, cashier Of the
Farmers Bank of Laddonia, and
who is one of the most prominent
men of the county, a gentleman
of about the editors own age anC
whom we have known as a frienC
ever since we were bows.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
AUDRAIN SCHOOLS.
Teachers Wages Going Higher
But Better Teachers Wanted.

There Is demand Tor better
qualified teachers in Audrain
county. That is what Superm-
tendent l.. j. Shobe would have,
as shown by his report of condi-
tons in the Audrain county dis
trict schools as found in the Glst
annual report of the public
schools of Missouri compiled by
former State superintendent
Howard A. GaSs.
Mr.. Shobe says the salaries of
teachers are increasing and
teachers must qualify themselves
and give value received. One
district in the county is advertiS-
ing for a good teacher.
OF the lS3 pupils in the Audrain
county schools studying agricul-
turc the majority Of that number
were girls. OF the total of lS3, los
of them were girls. There were
50 Audrain schools using the state
questions ON agriculturc
The new law ON apportionment
of public school funds takes cf-
feet Sept. lst of this year. 1t ap-
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
FARM MATTERS.
Live Stock Deals-Corn Selling
at "A Cents a Bushel-

The oats lltluS ldNC DCCn nuiiCl
ing for rain for a week past.
j. c. Maxwell has been paying
IA cents a bushel for corn in
Rush Hill this week.
Harry Householder sold Arthur
Yeager 200 bushels of corn re
Gently at 40 cents per bushel.
Bob HoOton, the strawberry
man. says his crop is all right so
far except that it needs a good
rain.
Miss Pearl Gooldy, Auxvasse,
set "a goose eggs several weeks
ago and now she is caring for "a
proud gOslings.
George and VIM. Neal of
Rowena sold two cars of hogs to
Thompson Hodge of Centralia at
$3.50 per hundred pounds.
j. G. Crawford, out Molino way,
sold % heeces of wool in Mexico
this week, each fleece averaging
eight pounds and which brought
10 cents pound.
The Perry Enterprise takes
note that J. w. Armstrong and
John APPEL, of Rush Hill, and w.
II. Morris, of Worcester, have
each taken up claims of 100 acres
in Mont.
{. Y. Sterrct of near Santa Fe
is feeding car of fancy heifers
which he will ship to the market
in a few days. He contracted a
load of two year old heifers to a
Rails county buyer recently at
$4.S5 to go the goth of this month.
John II. Scott, south of Lad
donia, has planted 200 acres Of
corn on his fine farm this season
He does not believe in the use 1i
commercial fertilizers. lie takes
the right care of his land-save>
all his manure-and it does not
need any other "doctoring."
Mrs. Hassler of Hatton, Gala
way county, likes the Brown Leg
horn variety of chicken the best.
She raises that breed exclusively
and tells the AuXvasSe Review
that she has 275 brides which
have just stepped from the egg.
shell.
The Missouri Agricultural EX
pertinent Station inOculated forty
thousand hogs during the pas
year. Eighty-five per cent O.
these hogs were saved. At a con
servative estimate. the work of tn,
college has added ID million dol
lars in cash to the resources o
Missouri in this item alone IN on
year.
The Paris Appeal says that Mrs
James Kendrick, near Lon.
Branch, has gathered 1870 egg
from 7 turkey hens. She has 6(
young ones from the first 6S egg
and has 9S eggs yet to hatch
They are White Hollands.
Mrs. Kendrick has good luck wit
the young ones she will realiz
a big income from those 7 hen,
Robert Peek of near Rowena
boasts that he has a five leg
ged calf. He is said to be offer
= ing a medal to the winner in a dc
bate with a subject somethin
like this: Resolved, That a cal
which grows three hind quarter
where only two ordinarily grol
is greater than the man VIII
makes two blades of grass gro,
where only one would otherwis
flourish"
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Miss Mary Stallings has been
chosen valedictorian for the Mex
leo High School class for 1911.
George Watts will be salutatorian.
Miss Minnie Stallings stood
third in the class and Miss Mil
dred Johnson fourth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18
Gets $1,000 DAMAGES.

The Montgomery City Stand
ard states that Mrs. Lucy Stott-
Ter was awarded 5000 damage
few days ago blythe jury in the
circuit court at Montgomery City
against the Wabash Railroad Co.
for the killing of her husband in
1909. 1t appears that Mr.. Stott-
Ter. who lived near MiddletOwn,
attempted to cross the railroad
while the cars were being switch
ed. When the cars We're uncOup.
led and one pulled a few feet
Mr.. Stottler endeavored to cross
the track between them. The en-.
gine pushed the cars together
again just as he got between the
bumpers and he was killed in
stantly. The widow brought suit
for $4,000 with the result above
stated.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Ellen c. Wilson has filed suit in
the Circuit Court for divorce
against her husband, VIM. II, vii
son. She alleges nonsupport and
indignities which made her mar
ried life unbearable.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Judge d. A. Murphy of this city
who attended the State meeting
of the Knights of Columbus held
in Moberly last week was elected
a delegate to the national meeting
of the said order, which meets
soon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

James II. Bridgford who some
months ago moved from Santa Fee
to Anthony, Kansas, is arranging
to move back, we are told.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Rev. A. r. Willison of Vandalia
preached theMother'S Day SER
mon at Farber last Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stuart, of Rush Hill, on the 1lth
inst, a daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

w. c. Torreyson, of the Lad
donia Bank, was in Mexico on
business Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Miss May Head aud Mrs Edgar
Threlkeld of this city are attend
ing the Rebekah State Assembly
in session in Jefferson City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

l.. w. Jones who has been af-
hinted all spring with erysipeIas,
is able to be out and is with his
dray wagon again.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Born, on the 9th of this month.
to Mr. and Mrs. X. b, Wilkerson
of this city, a daughter,
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Miss Virgie BledsOe Of Mexico
has been visiting relatives in San
ia Fe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Charles English is the light,
ming sheep shearer out in Liberty
district southeast of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-05-18

Mrs. f. B. Norris of this city IS
very i'll.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-04-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
John j. Grillet vs.. Weber OF
Gaubert Collins. No. 1928.

By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale issued outeof the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court of Louisiana, in
the above numbered and entitled suit,
and to me directed, l have seized and
will offer for sale, for cash, at the
principal front door of the Court House,
in the Town Of Franklin, La, Parish
of st. Mary, to the last and highest bid
or, on
CATIIRDAY THE 18TH DAY OF