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JOHN W. KERN. one of the most ac- tive members of the "Hoosier" dele gation at the National Democratic Convention, in Baltimore. He is fre- quently spoken of as a lively candi- date for the vice presidential nomina ton.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09

Ice cream and sodas at Brodys.
Sewing machines to rent at
Moore's Furniture Co.
R. w. King, a rancher of Nc
Arthur, was business visitor in
the city.
Bargains in wall paper at Brody 5
Pharmacy. AS low as Sc roll.
Harry Graham, of Porthill, tran
.acted business in the city the first
of the week.
Mrs. C. A. Kelly accompanied
by her two grandchildren, Evelyn
and Doris Sager, left Tuesday for
her home at Toledo, Ohio,
Henry priscoll has leased a
ranch near Spokane and LETT Wed
nesday to take possession OF the
property.
Mems ready made suits while
they last at $l2. so each, Many Of
these suits regularly sold at $1,000
H, Thomson Store, successor tc
Bonner Dry Goods company.
Miss Lillian Pierce arrived herr
last week from her home in Spokane
to spend the remainder of the sum
mer with her sister, Miss Louis'
Pierce.
Reginald Rogerson and Saral
Mel oughhn, both residents o
Porthill, were granted a licence t
marry, by County Clerk McCrea
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Charles O'Callahan returne
home "Wednesday from Everettt
Wash. where she had been visitin
with her son for several weeks
Mrs. Flossie Newman and daugt
ter, Miss Teresa, left Monday fC
Bloomington, H., where the
expect to take up their permaner
residence.
Mrs. J. Meters arrived here la
week to visit her daughter, Mr.
e Vim. Hutchinson. Mrs. Mete
5 returned to her home at Sagina'
Mich, on Tuesday and was accor
panied by her daughter who W
visit with her for several month
II R. B. Hines, a photographer
d Standpoint, was in the city Frid
t and Saturday. Mr.. Hines too
d several large panoramic views
d Boomers Ferry and while here W
y so we'll pleased with the town II
IS he plans to return and open
Istudio.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09
Additional Locals

Get your binding Irvine at
Brown ).
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gray Wednesday.
Moore's Furniture Co. carry
Boye hand sewing and machine
needles.
Miss Verna Bruce returned home
Sunday after two months visit
with friends and relatives IN
Spokane.
Pure drugs are essential to good
prescriptions. We carry the pur-
est drugs that money can buy -
Brodys Pharmacy.
Try a Sunday dinner at the
Commercial dining room. peliel'
Gus home cooking served to a
nicely,
Miss Mary Mason arrived here
last Friday from her home al
Fillmore, Wis, to spend Few
weeks visiting at the home OF hei
uncle, F. A. Shultis.
Men and women's $500 shoes
now being sold at $500 at II
Thomson 5 store, successor to th'
Bonner Dry Goods company.
This week H. L. Shively sold
six acre tract on the Northside t.
Louis Erlewein of Copeland. Tn
consideration was $1,000. Mr.
Erlewein, in turn, sold his ranch
at Copeland to c. Z. Ames.
Standard make shoes, all sizes
sold regularly at $500 while the.
last at $500 at Thomsen's store
successor to the Bonner Dry Good
company.
William Stevenson, for the pas
eighteen months an employe OF II
Boomers Ferry Lumber compan,
left Wednesday for Post Fall
Ida, where he goes to take chart
of the box factory of the Post Fal
Lumber company.
Mrs. o. j. Bandelin and chill
rem, residents of Standpoint, pass
through the city Saturday on the
way east where they will speI
several weeks visiting with rels
ives. Mr.. Bandelin accompany
his family to Boomers Ferry al
remained here until Iuesd
while he was looking after bnsins
affairs,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09
EASTPORT

80
Mrs. R. Johnson was visitor
in Boomers Ferry Monday.
r. O. Stoops went to Standpoint
Monday returning home again
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. II. Houser returned home
Monday after having spent a few
days visiting in Spokane.
Ella Fitzpatrick visited friends
in Boomers Ferry several days this
week, returning home Wednesday
Miss Alice Ridpath, who has
been visiting her father, Charles
Ridpath for the past several weeks
returned to her home at Medicine
Hat, Alta, Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Young VISITED
with her aunt, Mrs. A. J Chisholm
over Sunday, Miss Young was OF
her way to her home at Porthil
after having spent several weeks a
the summer normal school at Coue
d. Alene city.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09

New assortment of brushes at
Brody's Pharmacy. Brush up.
G.. H. Fisher, a resident of Port
hill was a visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Get Ruel folding baby holder.
Can be used as high chair or
swing. Moores Furniture Co.
George r. Barker. editor of the
Pend d Oreille Review of Sand
point, was a visitor in the city
Monday.
If the boy needs a new suit
you'd better go to H. Thomson s
store where children's clothes are
being sold at half price,
Fern Wheeler left Tuesday for
Harrison, Ida, where he will
visit for a few days with his
parents.
Many new patterns in Potter S
famous line of inlaid and pattern
lnoleum have arrived at the
Moore's Furniture store this week
H. B. Kinnear returned yester-
day from Spokane where he hao
spent a couple of days transactine
business for the Bonner Hardware
company.
Men and women's $500 shoe
; now being sold at $500 at II
Thomson S store, successor to tn
Bonner Dry Goods company.
Winnifred Mahoney, book keepe
, for the L. N. Brown department
store, left Sunday for Portland
j., Greg, where he will visit for
few weeks with relatives. Wallac
Ashby is filling the vacancy cause
by Mr.. Mahoney's absence.
G. f. Cook was called to Wash
ington d. c. Wednesday by tn
= the death of his uncle, G. +. 1
Cook. Mr.. Cook will remain
It Washington, d. c. until late tn
). fall when his mother and siste
s who are touring in Europe, Wi
', return home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. McAnel
" of Copeland were visitors in Il
. city Wednesday. Mr.. and Mr.
Of McAnelly came to Copeland Il
~ first of July to make their perma
* ent home and are now engaged
of building a substantial home (
as their ranch at Copeland. T
at new home will be a two-st
a building and will be 81 feet lol
lby 20 feet wide.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09
AiORAVIA.

Miss Selma Peterson, of Spokane,
is spending a few weeks visiting
with her parents here.
All the farmers in this vicinity
are busily engaged in putting
away their crops of hay.
II. l.. Hoagland purchased a
colt at the sale of the Sinclair per
sonal property held Tuesday.
Nels Gano returned from Spo-
kane this week where he went to
purchase team of mules, a horse
and a colt.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09

An electric massage removes the
blackheads and pimples, gives you
clear complexion. Try one at
DELI 5 Barber Shop.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09

The dance. given last Saturday
night was a grand success. A
similar good time will be given in
the near future.
Homer Gano moved to Myrtle
creek this week. Mr.. Gano in
tends to busy himself putting up
hay near Myrtle creek.
The contractor in charge of the
team work on the right of
the Great Northern railway LETT
this week for Pasco, Wash. having
completed his grading contract at
the Brown creek tunnel.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-09

Ice cream and cake, 10 cents per
order. Ideal Bakery. tt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
6nitOn-G leunbsr, Sal.

80 5of, pi bar BET pno oct tyr.
re / oenne Si6, ii0it i 5ebruor og
fun 2 Sommer Gegn / ginter, ben
alminoeGiqe gegnmpngoe pIeier at
bore 6 5ommer; Der er BOG intet,
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err 10 ade mere eller min6re tilbsie-
lige til of befpmre % for Trem.
tiOen; mnotte oi be6re lore / goo
PORTLAND of lepe fun en- Dag 40
@angen.
On Storm meo en- SaitigbeO af
80 Wil | 6fnen bobOe hi forleoen
Dag. Sau6 og Stso flsi / 2uften,
ioa man funoe fife ie en- 9pgning
200 SOB borte; ia iaaodnt fan og-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
@iOina 6erreO. NfOeO geteran.

gioing Serreo. afoso geteran.
81. 9lp.) 2anOmon0 gro0er go
5anien pnn &nttersbd 9allig er
afgoaet oeO 3g0en / en- QiOer al
81 9(ar. San 6apoe 1913 tent oeo
Den oanife &eitegarOe og par ienere
oanif @en0orm. San mootog MI ben
aarlige SpOersgape pan 100 Sir.
4abenran. granddaughter er ito
Dig oDerorOentlig generenoe Der !
gpen, ifriDes Der Den 81. 5ebr. Oct
er life Blot 9eOningsr6rene ira So
be~0leoningen inotil 6uiene, Der er
froSne, men flere Ste0er er enoog
ielpe @ooeOleoningen frosien. By
Ell bar for at nfbiplpe 8anonlonge'
len, moattet befpemme Jig til I'd
la0e gnn6 FIRE runot / gDen.
als. 8nlSbrpllnp. (Dbbp.) af-
tpatsmnno Claus GloitIen 90 Su.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22

ioa posiere / set 0eiIige California.
6ois nogen baOoe 9rllo ior en- 900
gortion goot Slrmer, ia por Oct
9usmoorene; for oct fan nof opre.
Der maatte &engering til bag e.
ter.
Sioen Der 6srte5 ira os iioit er
to al pore genncr, DIR. j. Ntois.
burger % 03r. 90. Semen reiit
ooer pao Sen anOen Sf0e 6lo6en;
@uo gipe oe to Gnfer meaen 9tao-
De o. @eIiignelie for 5obet 6e leo.
6oor langt er Ri fommen / 5obS
0r0: u0erren gap, 9erren to9.
6erren8 3opn ppre tooet"?
Mon9e me0 aorreiponoenten 9le.
Der liz / 6onbet til at ie o9 bore Ell
al pore ~teoGogtife Brofesiorer tale
SfoIeio9en for os en- Sang / Som.
mer; boo0e hi GIore og De unge
trpnger til mere aprIigbe0 til og
5oritaaeIie al bort Sonfun6s Sfo-
lsr % bpo0 Sc oil bort 7Solf; ia,
man bgrer oirfeIig Menneiter iiee
roget ion 0ette: =, Ser bIiper pit
life nogen al Sisie unge Wenne.
fer ornpen6te til Serren Ser %
ia no1et Blot / Sen 3etnina, at BET
er i 8rltn0en fun inaoon en- SIo15
5orloOeliesmitoIt 6oor Sc ullae ifnI
6en for at fin0e binan0en.
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Ct Steo, boor 6oIf ito6ig prsoer at
iPlae o. fonme bort; mon Der er
NANCE Ssn0erip0er oppe oeo Zen.
mare - 6Ois man bar Ell 5arm
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CT 8obcr. o. 6pi5 ban bar geaqe
paa 2ommen, ia, ieg tror man
iolate ii ham. ieIp ON oct par en-
cate 5q'fer.
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De itore 9ierge. t9t neo BET p0er.
ite san. iao fommer Der ooa ipon.
Iie beieoenoe, oa ieIo ON oisie De
ieg fife oItio gpIOer BET me9et atraa-
Dpy0iac California 2on0 % alinlo,
ioa er oi life 0ertor minore alo6e
oe0 Dem. Stuoent q. 0a1ien ira
Blair, J}e6r., par Der ierit / oct
me gar; Ran prn0ifeoe Tor % eli
Saaoaa til 6gime5ieguo5tiefeite %
talte til 0e unge pe0 oeres SlIetrp.
9rs0rene q. &. % 9. Serenien
9p9meitere ira Chicago. I'll. me
0erieate arunoig baaoe / 6orret.
nfn9sfogct % 2nnOup enet FER ONT
firing. % 0eres ll0taleIie BAR. at
De ipntes be0re ON Gin9ene Tor bper
Tag pi 6aober mart At e Dem
igen me6 oeres 6nmilier.
DIR. 9. Gifilien og Cater Sine
ira 6antpton, Nebr., CT pna 9eieg
Dos SlGgminge og gefeuote. ut
lng5e 1rosieifeHOe ira ANDRE Gane,
ielo ON oet or fort, oeri er o9inn
GeliianeIie.
en fife 6lof fer ira par nplig
I EOS angele8 til airfeinopielie, %
De glp6e6e iig ale pe0 5uao De
bapoc Bort o. iet @uo gioe e6er
9enner oerne0e megen Blp6e %
0eliianeIic / e6ers uge STRIFE.
9orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22
8anit 9inamisiion:
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2%Iu0uoon, ga, ebene3er @g6. -. ........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-22

ItJtt ottts 0ut0oi9ttltp OtIJe Ut
gumle er en0nu RATE.
@uIobru0gommen er ioOt i 6olm
Sen 6. 0fai 1886, mems 9ruoen
er feot / Sapnbierg Sen #. Maj
1889, iom Cater al Sme0 96ri-
titan 9anien. alln to 9lor ganle
fom bun BOG / 0lriet pos i'm 5or.
6ro6er. Der eie0e 0en @oar0, bun
ienere fit tilifreoen iom arp. !
1862 5loo bun ia git me0 Claus
Glauien. ION / flere Aar boo0c
beitpret @aar0en for benoe, Oa bent
0eS 6ar6rooer BAR 900 allereoe
1857.
Ia arig5ifperne i 1861 be.
gnnote at tr9ffe op, bIep Claus
Glauien in0fal0t. San par oeo 81.
3eaiment ferit meo paa Gilboge.
toget genllem Soften og ienere me0
I'll at ioripore 0anepirfe. Sffe fpr-
re en0 II Mano ira @opnbierg ito0
0en Sang pe0 0oneoirfe. 5 8rpi-
ningen oeo Sagel bleo Glauien
imiolerti0 ioaret. ioet 6an fif Ell
9ugle gennem 5ooen. st Bar Al
bans aammerater biemmefra REQ
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ioIOe i 5an8en fab.
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frp9teIige 8ilbo9etog meO ira Done-
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iooret % fnap nof for6unOen / ben
baor0e 8interfugoe. .nOtil be noa.
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0em til ae6en6oon.
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maattet lioe paa oenne Iltr, greet
Ter npiten til DEF utrolige. "a Glou.
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6apoe PEG 2aneDirfe Abort liene
ite iom llnoerforporal
Strafs 1862. On ban 6aooe
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palgt til QirfeaIoite. GO oenne StiI.
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2orooa aiten Sen 81. 6ebr. ben
peo aGoffen 7,30 opitoo Ser Slo t
@aaroeier g5r. 5srgeniens Gieu-
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MODES. at 95loen er paoint.
Ior ct 2lars 5fo iioen par Ser to
@ange S0 I innme 6ienOom, paa.
lat al en- 9i0e ira Photographer
men "a lnffeoes Set at begrpnie Ben
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0og fDffeoes at faa 9eiptninaeu %
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bobpgning. Der par / 6nre. Gn m
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meo 8%ooroen, blep oginn i%faanet.
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pl0ite for 6elIteo 5ogn % @eo-
lem al aobenroo Rropitiipno6e
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ban omringet al en- 0eI / Oenne
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title lit itore og Oeroifll0e Materi-
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ban Iooe0e.
5 en- Omtale al 8igsoagsmonO
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life / forite Omgong at iao Sogen
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neutrality-suspicious.. Zen
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81. 6ebr. moo Gentrums % 30
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al Arreitea i 4a6enraa eli.
ter at 5aOe afionet en- 4rreirtrai
paa IA Gage.
Get er treble Sang. cars Semen
bar mauttet panore / preus iif5png-
iel, for0t 10 ioroi Jan Dor ianmen
neo jim loUlig 9~gteoie0e ouitru.
5mi0lertiO bar 6an9ialsopbol0et if
te fuet bans 0}oo. san er i'll.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-14
Why We Came

of mechanttaor He simply has to
passing surely the horse has passed
with the wonder Sensible
clothes The
nevitable Unte Wooden Mills
surprise when their magnificent
impressed
Every
Establishments updae in particular
Everything the experienced Union Taos aud every
garment will be strictly Al-Wool
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-02-29
Baseball Captains Of Industry
DAN olEARY, THE OBJECT LESSON IN CONFIDENCE.
COPYRIGHT sY w. ". Aul-lck>

Let us pause by the way, while w e render unto Daniel the things
that are OIears's. oIoary lourished in tn days when yu were o a
milk det-and he had a flourish comins 20 him. He IA Il baseball play
e, and a GOO n a baseball manager n a better M lie ought really
so IN a chapter with John w. Gates. Richard candeld, Phil DAILY and John
Nolissey but its baseball we're NJ to clear !. so Dan properly belongs
to the 100 notable figures series.
If Dan thought he had a chance he would bet his equivalent of H.
100000 If he thought he hadn't a chance but he never thought that way,
lor nat wasn't the oIeary nature. Why one time after he had gone
and sot himself 10 more base hit than a rabbit I'm get YOU. vents"s say
Lanlel, III yet YOU l crack II . home" This vas considercd a rare Jest
IN hose days. ad the good master OIeary didn't lack for takers. SO
when along a likely looking ban friend n meets it o the nose.
pnanee around all the bases until he had covered no fewer hn four.
NOW Mister photographer" says this amusing OlAary, "Yo may lake
my picture"
But for that there was a laugh all around. and after this had subsidized
omeon calls ttontio to the fact that IA had skrtedr he diamond from
home to third, from third to second and thence to hrt nd home again.
unnlng indeed. as we say in racing circles, the wrong "a of the uack
Did thisc cure our genial Oar of his betting procnNites? The answer
is no. In course of time he drifted to Scranton, Pa, and there gathered to-
gether a choice Il collection of mixed ale geniuses a. ever tut III crim-
sol color oil a Saturday night. Dn trained them OF lager seasoned
with cayenne pepper and promised them if they made a win they should
swim in the amber fluid, which is the poetic name fol beer This they lid.
after they had m beaten h Wiukesbarre team. they wanowed in
Dan IA his braves annexed a comfortable bundle OF IN circulating
medium, n after a while somebody avs Well, there's he Williams
port team looking hard att an the WHILE. Now the Winamsport team
as considerable team 1t hmd made HI crack Athletics of Philadelphia
fare We well. When he odds heightened to 10 10 Z, with Dams os at the
end, thisO ILeary steps nut, nbuckles hsm money rag n sets in a stack Of
$4,000. which IA a swell bet n "a o look at it,. Suppose this SS7O0
did epresent the payroll which IMn ws due to eaS in to his layer next
Boys, / bet the works oil % to win. If you don't TX it, get another
manager. If you 10 like it, go in n wn. or Well Ill re understanding
Panhandle Pete for thu next century,"
Dams boys didnt lynch him. Instead they told him he "a the sort of
wild cats.a and you know how a wild at plays Score Scranton, 20; Will
Transport I. That's all.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-02-29
Mrs. EVA MAY BRIANT
WIFE OF A NOTED POET
GOING HOME AS A COOK

sation with a sailor in regard to the
weather which the Provence would
probably encounter. She would not go
on board until the last minute and then
had to be led by her friends.
Mime. Macterlinck is an enthusiastic
housekeeper and likes to do her own
cooking. Part of the long cable dis
patch was a list of groceries that she
wants her husband to order in prepara-
ton for her home coming. She ex-
planned that he was such a genius that
unless she instructed him beforehand
she might get home and find not a
a thing in the house to eat.
II am sad to leave America" she
said, II have been here six weeks and
have found the people charming and
intelligent. The works of my husband
are understood here perhaps better
than anywhere else. 1 have seer many
artistic performances here and in Bos-
ton. The performance Of Tristan and
Isolde by Weingartner. by the Boston
Opera company, was one of the finest
things I have seen. 1t made me SO
enthusiastic that 1 am going to learn
the role of Isolde"
Asked IL she considered American
women good looking and If she thought
they dressed Well. Nine. Maeterlinck
said:
Your women are really beautiful
and h beauty of women makes the
beauty of the dresses"