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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20

Remember the Pastime delivers
Ice Cream to your home.
Alvin Bush returned this week
from Spokane, where he has been
attending Gonzaga college
G. A. Buhrow returned Wednes-
day from Boise, where he has been
attending the supreme Court.
Let Bush & Sons have your -four
order. They have any kind you
want from 1.25 a sack up.
See Moore Pros. if you are think
ing about buying a Photograph
Agents for Thos A Edison " Go.
Don't forget the fact that we
carry the best lines of merchandise
that money will buy. e. l.. Little
& Co.
LOST-A $40 bill between Reid
store and Dave Forystn's barbe
shop. A liberal reward will be givei
for its return to the above named
barber shop.
w. L. Kinnear is building
large warehouse 3Ox6O feet jus
back of the Bonner Hardware ca
store. John Muhlfeld has charg
of the work.
All kinds Of spraying materi
for fruit trees; lime and Sulph'
solution, arsenate of lead, wha
oil soap and quassia chips
Simond's Drug store.
Owing to the delay in the arriv
of the plate glass front for the d
Monte Cafe. The formal openil
will be held Wednesday of ne
week, instead of tomorrow as pi
viously announced.
Judge R. S Anderson has be
invited to attend banquet Civ
by the Kootcnai County Ban
ISOLATION, in honor of Hon Fra
S. Dietrich, Judge of the U
Supreme Court, also VIM.
Woods, Robert n. Dunn and Jo
N. Flynn at Bazanta Tavern, Tia
den Lake, Wn. on May 23rd,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20
'10Cgn8 = PERSONALS
Spraying material at Brody's

Snraying material at 'Brody's
Alabastine. the most sanitary
wall covering. Yes, you can get 1t
at simonds Drug store.
Florsheim Shoes for the man
whe cares. $500 and up see them
at Moore Bros. Mems Shop.
Arsenate Lead: Quassia chipsi
Whale Oil Soap and everything
that's used for spraying, you will
find at The Brody Pharmacy.
J. n, McCracken, a former resi-
dent of Bonners Ferry, but now
with the Key West Realty Co. OF
Vancouver. B. c., was in the city a
few days this week
Miss Bryant left Saturday for
her home in South Dakota, where
she was called by the serious illness
OF her mother. Miss Hawkins will
complete the school term for Mis-
Bryant.
C. K. Andrews, who for a mum
Der of years was stationed here a
= u. S. immigration Inspector wa
renewing old acquaintances in tn
. city several days this week. NJ
Andrews for the past two years ha
been living in Helena, Mont.
u The Boys and girls Of the voung'
u set are planning dancing part
for this evening in Ianetook hal
~ The younger people will be chape
oned by Mesdames Kent, Rem
Al and Knnear and Miss Jetto
ell Remer, and are eagerly anticip
,g ting a Jolly good time"
N' St. Mory's Guild heldo pleasa
meeting Thursday afternoon at &
home OF Mrs. T. Nicholson. 7
I'm meeting was made especially q
en- ioyable by the presence of NJ
rs. Park Holland who has been &C
nk fined to her home with illness
S. some time past. A dainty rep
N with strawberries and cream a
mo seasonable delicacy was served
W the close. The next meeting v
he held with Mrs. Holland:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20
Your Wants in Hardware.

If you want to buy a pillow.
If you want to buy harrow.
If you want to buy cultivator.
if YOU want to buy wagon.
If you want to buy anything
that is good in the hardware line
call on E. l.. Little q Co.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20
Pure Fruit Ice Cream sundaes

Pure Fruit Ice Cream sundaes
at the Pastime,
A complete line Of fishing tackle
at Simond's Drug store.
H. j. Rohde. of Spring Valley,
Mimi, friend of @. d. Simonds,
is his guest this week.
Mr.. Doego Of Troy, spent Sunday |
in the city as the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Snultis.
FOR RENT-A four room house
next to the Catholic church, En-
quire at the residence Of II. L,
Medbary,
Thomas Tedford who is engaged
in looking after Bonners Ferry Lbr.
Co. interests at Warlaud, spent
Sunday with his family
The Presbyterian Aid Society
I will meet Wednesday afternoon
a with Miss Ida Winterbottem. Mem
bers are requested to arrive prompt
- ly at two o'clock
e J. f. Howe has disposed OF hi
IS black team to J. L. Washburn o
Il Copeland. Mr., Howe intends t'
IS purchase a pair OF heavy draf
horses for use on the dray.
n want to buy row boat Stat
as price, location and condition
as same; Also have some land to b
he cleared on the Fisher ranch nea
Ir. Copeland. Address. II. Harbioal
as Copeland, Idaho. Az
The drop around" given Fl
ger day evening of last week i'm Ian
ty took hall was a very pleasant affa
ii, and a merry crowd of young peop
err enjoyed dancing until late hoo
ner Another club dance, given la
ora evening, was we'll attended an
pa proved a delightful diversion.
Next Friday. May 26. the loo
ant schools will close for the SUNNI
the vacation. The term just eudir
The has been very successful: the pup
en- under the direction of an eficie
lrs. corps of teachers have in most cal
on derived much benedtand are w
for prepared for taking a step forw'
past in their educational work
as a
4 at The Altar Society meeting
viii held Thursday at the home.
Mrs. F. Berger Mrs =. j. Der
- was an honor guest and becam
member of the society AT
a close of a pleasant afternoon sp
in sewing, delicious course iun
con was served by the host
assisted by Mrs, 7. L. Berger
Mrs. G, ". Bush was hostess
Wednes day afternoon at a delig
fully informal "Kensmgton",
lowed by a six O'Clock dinner.
a affair was given in honor of ,
Norton and Mrs. Goodell In
observation contest, Mrs Ba'
won first honors and was awar
the prize. Covers were laid for
and dainty souvenirs were
a sented to each guest Mrs. B
was assisted during the afterr
BY Mrs. Knowles.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20
Guns Repaired

am prepared to do all kinds OF
gun repairing. Work guaranteed.
First house southwest OF school
ho,sa { w Newman. 47.4t
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER
IN CANON CITY TODAY

George L. Beam Of Denver, official
photographer for the Denver G Rio
Grande Railroad company, accompan-
led by Mr.. Stanley Of the Photocraft
company of Colorado Springs, and w.
Babberger OF this city. made trip
to the top of the Royal Gorge this
morning for the purpose of procur-
ing a series of pictures to be used in
advertising the opening OF the new
Royal Gorge road, to take place on
May 18th. Mr.. Stanley represents a
big eastern post card firm and the
views taken by him here will be re-
produced for the post card trade. Mr..
Beam was sent here by the railroad
company.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
WARNING TO RAILROAD MEN

r. $. Bacon. II Bast st. Bath. Me.
sends out this warning to railroad
ers: "A conductor on the railroad.
my work caused chronic infama-
tion OF the kidneys. and | was miser-
able and ali played out A friend ad-
vised Foley Kidney pills and from
the day commenced taking them. I
began to regain my strength. The
inflammation cleared and / am far bet
ter than I have been for twenty
years The weakness and dizzy spells
are thing OF the past and highly
recommend Foley Kidney pills"
For Sale by all Druggists
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
FLORA, THE GODDESS OF
FLOWERS, TO Be CHOSEN
BY POPULAR VOTE

Who, in Fremont county. will be
crowned our lovely Queen Of the May
this year This most beautiful Gus
tom was one OF the chief festivals of
ancient times and also in more mod
ern times. The Romans held the
"F'loralia" or festival in honor cf
Flora, the goddess of flowers. from
April 2sth to the first of May. This
year Canon City will crown the beau
riful Queen of Flowers on May 10.
CanCn City, Florence, Coal Creek,
Rockvale and all sections of the co1nty
will have a contestant. Think about
it and talk about it and see that your
favorite will be crowned the Queen
cf the May and the Goddess of Flowers
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Canon SUBURBS
ARE PROSPEROUS
Unusual Industrial Activity Among the
Ranchers and Property Owners Under
the Garden Park Ditch.

now has something like seven or eight
miles of concrete mains, the greater
part of it thirty-six inches in diamet-
er This feature is a permanent one
and is a great saving, despite its
heavy primary cost. The company
makes its own concrete pipe and is
substituting it for the open ditch
wherever it can be done to advantage.
The concrete dam and intake of the
company's ditch on Four Mile creek,
installed about year ago at an outlay
of about one hundred thousand dollars
is a great improvement and has fully
redeemed the anticipations of its pro-
moters SO far as its usefulness and
value is concerned. There is at pres
ent two thousand, five hundred acres
of irrigated land under the bitches
of the Park Center Land & Water
company, most of it devoted to the
growth of fruit trees and alfalfa.
Land there has doubled in price with
in a few years and must continue to
appreciate in value until its true
worth is reached, which is yet long
way of. With its decreed rights in
the flow of Four Mile creek and the
immense supply of flood waters from
the southern slopes of Pixies Peak
range impounded in the Mt. Pisgah
reservoir, west of Cripple Creek, the
company is on Easy street" as far
as the irrigation proposition is con-
cerned 1t may not be generally
known that Park Center and the con-
tiguous country is the best adapted
to the growth OF cherries in Fremont
county, and is not a whit behind the
most famous localities in the produc-
ton of apples and other fruits. One
OF the finest orchards in the valley
is that OF Nelson Brothers at the ex-
treme upper end of Park Center,
which promises an unprecedented
yield this year.
We advise all who can do to to visit
the Orchard park and Park Center
districts while the fruit trees are in
bloom. 1t will be treat long to be
remembered by those availing them
selves of the opportunity.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04

Sweeney, Salida, third.
Mile run-5:l1. J. Taylor, first; W.
Watts. South Canon. second: H. John
son, Victor, third.
High jump feet. }. Sweeney,
Salida. first; W. Lewis. w. Irish, Can
on City. tie for second place; W. Nc
Cormick, South Canon, third.
Shot puts feet. inches. w. Nc
Cormick. South Canon. first; d. John.
Florence, second; ]. Sweeney, salida.
third
220 yard dash-D. John, Florence.
first; p Ragsdale, Canon City. sec
end: C. Roberts. Florence. third.
Broad jump-G. Brewster. Salida,
first; e Atkinson, Canon City. sec
ond; W. Mccormick. South Canon.
third.
Relay race-Canon City. first; South
Canon, second; Salida. third.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
BELLESFIElD CHAR6ES
- ARE SUBSTANTIATEB

Denver, April 29.-The Investigating
committee Friday had Representative
Mcintyre before 1t. as McIntyre's
name was given by Senator Bellies
field as one OF the men who had told
him that he had been offered money
to support the tunnel bill Ashton
was the other man named by Bellies
field. Yesterday Ashton received an
Indefinite leave of absence and was
not present yesterday afternoon nor
today.
The committee declined TO give out
any Information until after 1t had
heard Ashton's testimony. Under the
resolution appointing committee 1t
must report next Monday If Ashton
does not return before that time, the
committee viii either have to report
that 1t could not find him or else ask
for more time.
The committee declined to state to
what Mcintyre testified, but 1t is
known that he told the committee that
Bellesfield could draw the conclusion
which he had drawn from a conver-
sation which he and Bellesfield had
If Mr.. Mcintyre nor the members of
the committee would make them pub
lie.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
BREAKS HAND PLAYING BALL

Thursday evening while practicing
with the Episcopal baseball team at
the high school grounds Frank Nc
Farlane had the misfortune to break
several of the small bones in his left
hand by being hit with a pitched ball.
Frank was at bat and Claude Turner
was on the mound doing the pitching.
One of Clyde's twisters came at Frank
and he swung on 1t. Instead of it hit
ting the bat. however. 1t hit him
squarely on the back of the hand. 1t
was an unfortunate accident for which
no one was to blame and will lay
Frank up for some little time.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
FREMONT MINERS AR
RESTED FOR SHOOTING QUAIL

Florence. April 29.-Gamo Warden
Poteet Friday arrested in the vicinity
Of Eight Mile Creek. John Maseno,
OF Bear Gulch and z. Philipo and Pet
er Bayas OF Rockvale. three miners
for shooting quail.
Poteet had been notified by Fred
Jones, rancher on Eight Mile creek,
that three Italians were shooting quail
in that vicinity and tho game warden
lost no time looking the matter up
He came upon the men suddenly
while they were standing around n
fire apparently prepared for quail
toast. On seeing Poteet they threw
the birds into the fire. but they were
removed In condition TO be identified.
The men will be given hearing to-
morrow at Florence.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
SAYS NICE THINGS
OF The ROYAL GORGE

The Colorado Springs Gazette of
last Thursday makes the following
complimentary editorial comment on
the recently constructed public high
way to the top af the Royal Gorge
and the celebration that is soon to
take place in connection with its ded-
ication:
Canon City is getting ready to hold
a celebration on May u, the occasion
being the formal opening of the new
road to the top of the Royal Gorge.
The county commissioners have is
sued engraved invitations to 'your-
self and friends which ought to in
clude everybody in the state-and
more especially to such notables as
w. J. Bryan, Governor Wilson of New
Jersey and Governor Stubbs of KAN
sas. These celebreties may OF may
not be present, but at any rate Gov
ernor Shafroth will be there to de-
liver speech, and preparations are
being made to entertain a big crowd,
especially automobile parties, from
other places.
THE Royal Gorge road is a won
derful achievement, and in connec-
ton with the Skyline Drive well JUS
titles the pride with which Canon City
views it, Everybody knows all about
the Royal Gorge, gigantic cleft in
the mountain wall. sheer half mile
deep. The road to the top was built
by convict labor under the direction
of the Fremont county commission
ers, by the same methods used in the
construction of the Colorado Springs
Canon City road. With many a twist
and turn 1t winds by an easy grade
up the mountain and to the very top
view may be had. The Skyline drive.
which was also built by convict la
Dor. runs along the top OF high
limestone ridge. the vertical strata Of
which rose like a knife blade before
the road builders cut and blasted
a surface along its crest fit for travel.
These wonderful scenic drives and
the scarcely less wonderful highway
built through Dead Mans canon to
shorten the distance between Colora-
do Springs and Canon City. afford
most convincing object lesson. They
show better than columns OF argu-
ment that the solution of the road
problem in Colorado is at hand. This
state urgently needs hundreds OF miles
of modern highways. needs them to
develop its agricultural and mining
resources and to make its scenic won
iers accessible" -
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
F0RTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
Of HIS MARRIAGE

Thursday was the forty-sixth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Bowiby OF sis Harrison ave-
nue., who will have been residents OF
Canon City for a period OF thirty-three
years on Wednesday OF next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowlby were married At
oiistown. Wayne county. Ohio. on
April 27th. 1865. n short time after
the former received his discharge
from the army. In which he served
during the Civil war. Mr.. Bowlby
was for two years employed. after
coming TO Colorado. in the railway
mail service on the Denver and Rio
Grande road. most OF the time be-
tween Canon City and Pueblo. al
though he was one OF the first mail
clerks to make the run into Leadviile.
Mr.. Bowlby was postmaster OF Cam
on City from 1882 TO 1856. having
been appointed to that position by
President James A. Garfield. who was
the colonel Of the regiment In which
he was enlisted during the war
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
RETURN FROM TRIP
TO The WESTERN SLOPE

Alderman and Mrs. John Hamilton
returned home Thursday night from
a ten days trip to points on tho west
ern slope during which they visited
Montrose. Grand Junction, De Beque.
Colburn and other places; stopping
for day at Glenwood Springs on the
return journey. They drove by stage
from De Beque over to Colburn in
the Plateau valley. distance OF TWEEN
ty-three miles. spending a portion OF
their vacation there and at Mesa. Mr.
Hamilton reports the peach crop at
Palisade and vicinity as being very
badly injured by the late frost.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
In the wake of the Measles

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
B. Palmer. Little Rock. Ark, had the
measles. The result was a severe
cough which grew worse and no could
not sleep, She says: "one bottle OF
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
never been bothered since" Group.
whooping cough. measles cough all
yield to F'oiey's Honey and Tar Com
pound. The genuine is In the yellow
package always. Refuse substitutes
For Sale by all Druggists
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04

the MOUdt runner Bill as dlueuueQ W
the senate. 1t now goes to the gov
ernor, who it is reported will veto It
Denver, April 29.-By a vote OF 81
TO -. with two absent, the senate Fri
day passed the tunnel bill on t1pd
reading. II had been expected that
the tunnel workers would secure
eighteen. which would have been suf-
fcient, but for fear that they might
lose vote. the lobby never quit It's
work until the roll call was compiet-
ed.
During the day Senators o'Connell
and Cornforth. who had been against
the bill. changed. OConnell explain
ed his position In an address OF an
forts made no explanation to the sea-
ate but privately stated that a large
number OF the business men OF Colo
rado Springs had appealed 10 him TO
support the bill. he displayed several
kilograms from Colorado Springs citI-
zens. among them the management
OF tine Antlers hotel. directing him,
II he could. to support the measure.
Senator Cornforth gave as another
reason why he supported the bill the
fact that every amendment be offered
to It was adopted.
Senator oConnell took the position
that whereas he had felt that tho bill
was Unconstitutional. he nov believes
that It is constitutional. He believes
tho submission section makes the bill
constitutional.
In his argument he went away out
side the range usually allowed. and
instead OF discussing the merits or de-
merits Of the bill itself. he took the
position that the Initiative and refer
endum constitutional amendment al
lowed the submission of n constitu-
tional amendment to the people upon
n majority vote OF the legislature in
stead OF two-thirds majority vote
He maintained that II the tunnel bill
Is adopted by the people. then II be-
comes part of our constitution. ev-
en- though II be called an act, and un-
der the initiative the legislature can
submit anything by a majority vote
OF each house, which. when adopted
by the people. becomes a part OF the
constitution. a
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
RE- APPOINTED WARDEN
OF The PEMITeNTIARY

Denver. May 1.-Governor Shafroth
today sent to the senate and the gem
ate confirmed the nomination OF
Thomas ]. lyman to be warden OF the
state penitentiary and Felix O,Nell
to be warden Of the State Reforma-
tory.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04

James Sykes who has been living in
Canon for the past winter VIII 20 to
Colorado Springs shortly to spend the
summer. MIR. Sykes stated that he
liked II here very much. but that he
thought short change might do him
some good.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They VIII Do for Yes

What They Will Do for Yes
They will cure your backaehe.
strengthen your kidneys, coz,
rect urinary irregularities. build
up the worn out tissues, anl
eliminate the excess uric asaA
that causes rheumatism. Pro.
vent Bright's Disease and Dia.
Bates. and restore health anA
strength. Refuse substixuesa
Per sess ~ an DsugasoA
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
HETUNNEL
BILL GOES
THROUGH
Passed Senate FRI
day and House
Today.
CBy United Press.)

Denver. April 29.-The house this
afternoon by vote of "a to rs passed
the Moffat Tunnel Bill as amended by
the senate 1t now goes to the gov
ernor, who it is reported will veto It
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
20I9 PEOPLE IN
GLENWOOD SPRINGS

Washington. April 29.-The census
bureau announced the census of Glen
wood Springs at 2,019.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-20

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