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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

Sdiiliilperinienoent Tper hieft &c.
tern gtorgen cine idnaere aoaferer3
INIT Voli3eifef GopeIan ab befreiis
oes am Sreitag itaitgef,inoelteen SIN.
grill ani !Sans gaIlin, 1urnIehrers
Der GDler Shule. Tie Ginselbeifen
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ritjiet iporocn. gallin bate einen
Sdiiler Degen ungebiibrliden yefra.
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ipelfer bebai.piete bon benz 1nrnleh.
rer geIhlagen rporoen 3u iein, ihdflid)
nnBegrifien ino 10 ihlper perlebt NOR.
een. oab er iid i'm ii1otiihen Soipital
perbMoen Iaiien miIBie. Snperinten.
oent lper ertlarie mad, Aiidiprate
nit oem FoIgeid,ef. bnb Serr Noliin
eineH 5aftbeirbl aegei ieinen angrei.
ier eriptrfen iueroe, iobaIo er instnn.
De III. ieiae @obnin,g 81 perIaiien.
spdt ssitern Absno ftsuie iid SooI
>. Coates. 81 Sabre aft, Elm Weih<a.
Teller BON 9o. 2142 Stasbler gsrobs,
IN ner eeniral.poli5eifation elm Lub
litftrts fh Dem lsutnont SIotteyn
aus NIT Der Grsldruns. bob a Der
Wonn fsi ipelher otn surnItbrer Wal.
I'm seihlnssn babe. CT ipeiasrte ii6.
speitsre ansfasen betrsffs bss Rsn.
eoHtrss su MAIDEN unb ipurbs, nunbsm
g unttr Der 4niIose bes .bdtli6tn
MHsriffs ssbuht tporbtn mar. oeatn
8arsi4dft anf frsien Sub seIsti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
1abtost mue Neuebue.

- 2as 2eiGenbesdnenib Der Sc.
lene SGuer, 1odter oes Serru Go.
Daro Sauer. fano geitern Don Der
Sl. Ser5 Seiu.airde. 8eQepue aus
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supt. 8. 9. Sing, Der offentli.
den Sdlulen pon 9ellepue, III Don
WsapsDiLle, ap., 5iiriifsefebrt.
anton pfeffermonn BON Tan.
ton puroe anldBIih ieines gebnrts.
tages bon ,sreunben nit elmer Cur.
prize gnrtn besbrt.
: - 2cittc HsnD peraEitoItet Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

tslisbern. Gle iuar stnem nsrpr0itn !3as
iammenbru6 nabe. Auberctm bspdnn ne
pisl IN bniisn uHb fs ipdr Anfdlitn BON Wsr
lan1olif untsrpcrfsn. 3ipti Aer,fe, Die fe
psrindte, permofien iptnis ~ btIisn.
rSdp fdnn ipirflih ffine ssortt finhsr,
Die meinsH tittasiiblttn Iani nafiir ans,us
fprehen etrmoaen, fur bas, mas fpbsa Il.
Vinfbam's gtasiobis GompouHo fir m.ins
1od1ier beiDirit bat. Gle fhblt uHo bat oas
ugsibea sinss ponl anbersn Wdohsns,
ifif ne nie 9Rebi,iH Himmi, uno if ftb's,
Dab tdl SbRtn ietr psrpflih'tt bin.
sSe foHnfH i'm SntereHs Nnetrsr reH
mtinsm @hrfiben @sbraHh MAIDEN, ba ib
Stte Weoilin fir f5rausHleiben ouf cas-
apdtmffe fmpfsbIsH perbs.s sfraa R.
lie, GiihDtlls, Gblo.
GnHotrit ben feIfsa Erltfer bcu!etfjas
ter Waiisr, spsife bon Der Wiriiamitit bon
groia Y. pinsbam's gsegsfable gempounp
s3sugnlb obleasH, Nno enfatgenesnommsn
iporptn bon Der gpcio q. qsn,bam Reeis
cine 6ompaun, epun, NaF.
Snnse Wdofen, befoIst bieien Natf.
WdoAen. speld,s an ihmer,baften poer
unreGtlmabietn Vtrioeen IN Isiben hahen.
fcrit RadsnIhmsr,tn, aopiihmsr3tn, en-
8siiih! etr Esorii6uHa. Chnmohssonfaae
posr asreaunHesbsIhpsrpsH kabtn, perbta
ibre tstinuobtii iuisbtrtrlauatn beim Gin
rshmsn ben spoia e. giHibam's usassGbls
omppuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
BansGrlaubuiRiheine.

JOlsenoe Observation-Disclosures tpur.
ben esii.rn sslOfi:
Cincinnati Sanitorium, goII.a.
5iu. Bird aupsll,; $1,000.
6. 9. 6. unb Ct. 8. Rp., 9apmiller
uno Carmen glep. aoblsHsG G!epntpr,
1920.
Inbrep 5ol!sretpe. gospor Ctr,
SDii6en 1rdbe uEo Baltimore Qpe.,
4nbau; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Seine 1ebaltssrb0 hung fur sdvliefer

Siferbeits. .Oireftor Gaib benad,.
rld)tigte geitern bic ShIieBer, 6aB er
nitt 81 8ilniten Der bon ibren nad,.
seii,dlteH 8ebaltserbobnns Don $50
auf Ss5 lei, bd lie MIR sssanitoroieniie
81 thun batien i,no nidpt aIIem mogli.
den @etter aiisgeiest ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

/ - llnier Agent In GamiIton II
| 6err GonarS gruf 419 SiiS syanit
Gtrafe. 9ea Eel. 476 g., Som,
Ehpne 1851 u. s.
| - bruu 2ouiia aimbie, bic Wittp
BON sSiaae !timbIe. it1rb In Der Non
nung ibrer 1odtsr, Jrau gfart
8ropt, go. 203 Siio rg" 5trabe. al
shndhe i'm allter BON So Sabrsn.
- Jrau Catherine Ioams, bic Sat
tin BON SIiper q. ADAMS BON Bed:
2tpenue, ftarb i'm Werep SoTpitaI an
Grebs.
- Die Wablsettet fir bic Gountp,
primdrpablen mubien nm einen 3oil
breiter gemadt fperDen, fpeiI Der Rame
bee Shriffstanbibaten gsores Waib.
ington 2afapeits poa ausgeihrieben
ouf Dem Stimmsettel erIheinen mub.
- Die geier Der Ginpsibuua Der
rmsebduten ct. Stspbans airde iins
Oct nd6iten Sonntas itatt.
- Die Reiniguna uno aufrGumuna
Der SOfe Der Wobnungsn fir N,ls
5riibjahr nimmt beuts iprsn Qnfang
uno fdIiebt am 5. Suni.
- Die Gair.geb6rbe bdt nit Sacp6
Braun sinsn aontrott abaefhloFen,
auf bem Butter gountp JdirpIab cine
iemporars 1rtbiine gu erritten. Ii.
Sribiins ipiro aus ools eebaut unb
cine 21nge BON 400 unn sin. Brittle
bon 80 SUB baben.
- Qouis aorb, psIhsr cine Bad.
tube in siusm 9sGsr bstrisb, pu,os
bon Jrieosnsribtsr Rortpn um $50
uno bic apitsn beitrofi.
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peds meIbste seitsrn Der poIi5ei, ocB
i.in pfsro uno gussp BON Der State
uno Smith Strabs ssftohleu ipuros
uno oab eiH Gnubs, fpelder in csr
Rdhe bsmsrtt purbs, i'm 9srba6t Der
Shctsrfhaft iiebt. Die qoIi3ti srb;eIt
f6IisBlid bon Wiupius Die WsIoung,
oab Der qfsrbebisb bort bonn Jrieosnss
rttter gaubermann in 9epahriam gs.
npmmen ipurbe. Gr purbe dIs eer
nsunjdbrigs Daniel 9unpuoon, Sticis
ipbn pon Turtle" Iom 6aip,ins bon
Np. 239 Rorb rG" Strabs, ibentifi.
3trt. Gr tpurbe nit bem gfero uno
guqen mad 6dmiIion osbraht uno
oem Rihter 0arp pom sSueenoeeriht
poreefiibrt. Der 5augeni6ts mar 1uf
Dem Bess mad Srforb, um bort siH,u
GaHlsraoen Su beiuhsn.
- Die iosiaIiitilhtn Mitalieoer oes
Staotruths bsabiihtisen, oi. goliSsi.
monHi6oft um feds Wlit1lisosr su re-
ousiren, namlit nm 2 9stsitips, 81
poli3sieIsrts uno 2 fog. 5ousmdnnsr.
- Der SduIratb belt o,itsru
Gbenb cine 9eriammIuna ob, um iiber
ben Sau zines n.uen Sohi1uIesbdus
ots 81 kratben.
- Der Wurp Rsslsp purbe bic
S6eioung BON 2slpis Rsslsp BON RID.
ter Wurpbp bepi[iat.
- Rettis Snpoer bat CHARTS g. |
Snpoer i'm bieiiesn 9eriht tpeaen Der. |
Ioiitns Dor orsi Sobrsn aui S6eioung
oertlagt.
- Ridtsr 9arb bespilIiais Der Gmis |
i. Will.r Die S6.iouns BON Gbarlss
Wiler auf Gruno BON 9trna6ldiii. |
1ung.
- Tns gsftamsnt oes peritorbeaen
sleotbon Rpb tpurbs gsii.rn 3ur gc.
tatieuns i'm probatstritt einatreit3i. |
sr prmaht isinsr Satin 5oispbin.
Rob ieinen gan3en Qahlab obne IT'S
ysHb tpeIhe 9orftriit.
- CHARTS Sslbp. Elm friiberer DC.
onnter giresr pon WlibbIstoipn. Dat
n anionia. g., Sslbitmorb beaonaen.
- Dem Glar.nce Sosl.tt Don 90.
20 Wdibinston Strabs ipurbe Elm
3tpeirao seitohlsn.
- Jrl. Catherine u. Glbls, ii.
so6tsr bon GbarIss 6. glbl. Don Qo
n Beit Gairpiep apenus. iiorb in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Smht ieine fran.

Scbn aesg bon aurora, Jnb., iteQte
'ih sefisru i'm 9oliseibauptquarii.r
ein uno bat. ibm bebilflid su iein,
fsint 20 Sabr. airs Jrau Rsli. 2egs
su finoen. tpeIde ieit benz 6. Wdrs pers
ftpunosH III uno iid mad Cincinnati
bsgeben babtn ioll.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
amflase Ses Nsrbes.

6egen ben s,eaer Gam. GromSer
bon go. 2470 @eit 6. Abe, ueldver
am Sauitng abenb m1breno eines
sfreites ieinen Sniis. imb Mniieae.
noiien 4eorg Stubbs nit einein sylc.
bertaeiDebr nieberfdoB nno t0otete,
nilroe geilern 0ie anflnee bee Waor.
oes erbcben Grciuber murbe boz,
Sergeant Waf0fuItp perbuftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Soa elm Sinh aeituhlen ha6en.

Gie bieiise GoIisei puroe eriuft,
ou' cine SStalienerin namens .Aoia.
rio" Sn iahnoen, lpelde in BRADFORD
sSlinetion ben Sames sSacono. einru
iieten ,sabre alten aHaben, eeitubIen
uno iit nit Gem dinbe nah Gincin.
natl beaeben haben lou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
EI6tlid,er 1sb.

Grau GosparO Gan, 40 ,sabre ali,
SO. All 3oge straBe, brad aeiiern
Ncrgen beiFrr Nai6en pIotIih Be.
DiibtIos 8uinmnlen iu0 itnrb Dor an.
fnnit oes iofoEt aeruienen arstss Hr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14


i0Hnsn, iutl6t 5bts
Mtpisin mtimrac
ter sebraht bat.
.Gbt pieisIbs 5bre
Msoi,in nabm, mar
fe pOuAaHeis snts
irSiiss, fs lit oG
Ehmsr,sn In ben
aftsn ptrmcd,ts
nur iurst Girsden
III ioufeH uuD fs
iinnit iiber iinnnters
brocheHs SbHsr,sa
i'm QCvf unb ban
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Ter Gd,usihav

Ter Sd,neiber Z. gafmou.
Np, 4Os elm StraBe. mar In ieinem
ynoen onf einem stubIe iisenb ei,,oe.
inlnieM ole ein sdleinoieb Die aiin.
iiige Oeleaenbcit bennste uno s,pei
Mnde ssc lsno ei''en ansus iInBeribe BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

inalIss sDffiee ift NIT einer linierfu-
dung beihdftigt. ba bas Jeutr alien
NHintire nuh oneeIest norben III.
Gerdeci erlitt einen Shdbsn pon $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
AmaebIidle Nranbitiftnna.

2ouis Geraeei BON Nsnbins. Ohio,
beHtn G4une in Der Dftitag N01t
burh Deutr ErfSrt ipurbe, bat sefierH
eint 1tlcbHung BON $50 auf bk Grr
grsifuHg ber anstbfihen DrnRhffiftfr
Msgfest. Die GsaatSsD Dsuesmsr.
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Seute Nahmittag erftes Spist elmer
pisrtdsisen Ssrie spif6en Den .Rsbs
unb ben goitcnsr ~8obnenireHern"
Die 2egieren fino ieit LETTER Saifon be-
esuieno peritarit iporosn unn lisfern
unter ihrem Reusn SduptIing sling
srItiIafIise a,iitunsen. anfans piintts
lid um 3 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

Mlpnoa Club bon Gapton sum geiten
Der i,enen ct. gernnros-airte ein
5O0.Spiel i'm almb5irnner an 5. unO
BERN slpc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Snnss Ndbhen, befulst bieien Hatll.

GotpiH gebnper. Ter Coroner tpur.
DC benodlrif)tiat nno itellte felt. oab
tSrau Tan on einem Sersidlna ge.
iiorben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Rranfe 1od)ttr
jebt gtinno
;sran 6. 0ole siebt betaumt, ME lire
1ofier Smrd) spbia g. Yinsbam's
COMPOUND bic 0cinnSbsit
uiebererlangt bat.

,sithpilis, G. sEs etrtidt nir sum
uerenitasH, mid In nssism GhfetbeH far
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
GOV. HAWLEY
COMING FRIDAY
Will Give Address at |. o. o. F. Hall
on the Evening of
Sept. II
OPENING DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
County and State Candidates in Gov
ernor's Party

Gov. James H. Hawley, candi
date for reelection on the demo-
cratic ticket will open the democrat
ic campaign in Bonner county next
week and will make his first speech
in this city on Friday evening,
September 27, at the Odd Fellow 5
hall.
Democrats of the county plan to
meet Gov. HaYley at Newport,
Idaho, in automobiles and propose
to stop at a number of small towns
between Newport and this city in
order that the Governor may adj
dress the people along the route in
five minute speeches. The party
plans to reach Standpoint next Fri
day in time for lunch and will be
in Boomers Ferry between FIVE and
six o clock in the evening.
The meeting next Friday night
will be under the auspices of the
democrats of this vicinity and there
will be a number of county and
state candidates for Office among
the speakers.
The Hawley party will return to
Standpoint Saturday where the
Governor will give a public adj
dress at the Rink opera house in
the evening.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
Will Buy New Books

The books of the library of indie
pendent School District No 4 will
be open for public use by the first
of October. There are now over
$50 books in the library comprising
the finest works of history, travel,
research, fiction, etc and the dis
trict plans to buy about 800 new
books this year. The school now
has in its possession a new case of
the Idaho Free travelling library
and this case will be exchanged as
soon as the books have been read
Superintendent Spoerry states that
the public is welcome to use the
public school library at any time
and that there is no charge for the
use of the books.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
AGED MINER PASSES AWAY
A. W. Hyde Dies Sunday Morning Of
Heart Trouble Buried Tuesday

A. w. Hyde, one of the early
day prospectors in this district,
died Sunday morning Of heart
failure The body was inferred
Tuesday morning in the Bonners
Ferry cemetery.
The deceased had been seriously
i'll for several weeks. He told
friends here that he was the father
of large family but that he did
not know the addresses of any of
his children except one daughter.
Mrs. Marion Anderson, residing at
Big Lake, Wash. Undertaken
Moore telegraphed Mrs. Anderson
of her fathers death and was in
structed by telegram to bury TIE
body here.
Hyde is supposed to be a part
owner of a number of mining
claims in this district. About
three months ago he returned to
Boomers Ferry after having spent
sevsral years prospecting in var
ious mining districts of California.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
ADOPT COUNTY
PLATFORM
Republican Candidates For County
Offices Plan For Coming
Campaign
PLEDGE SUPPORT OF SEN. BORAH
Declare In Favor Of Many Needed
Reforms

Candidates for county offices on
the republican ticket met at Sand
point Tuesday and adopted a
county platform and laid plans for
the carrying on the fall campaign.
The preamble to the platform
adopted pledges support to the re-
publican state and county ticket.
They also adopted resolutions
pledging support to w. l.. Borah,
the most distinguished citizen of
Idaho declaring in favor of a
stringent corrupt practices act and
the public registration of lobbyists;
in favor of legislation to make
effective the initiative, referendum
and the recall, provided the con-
stitutional amendment for these
reforms be adopted at the coming
election; favored a public utilities
commission, particularly directed
at corporations engaged in trans
portation. In connection with the
public utilities plank is included a
declaration for publicity in matters
of capitalization, management and
earnings and for the same valua-
ton for purposes of taxation as is
used to fix the rates of Transports
ton. In a step toward the single
tax they declare for the abolition
of the poll tax and the exemption
of substantial part of the improve
ments on real property from taxa
ton. State aid in the matter of
road building, land clearing and
drainage problems is invoked
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
POTATO DISPLAY TOMORROW
First District Contest to be Held at
kents 0ffic~ - Select Winners

The district try-out in the potato
club contest which was started in
this locality last spring at the sug
gestion of County Superintendent
of Schools Mrs. Irion and City
Superintendent of Schools Spoerry
will be held at the Office of A. ].
Kent Saturday, September 21st at
2 clock in the afternoon. Con
testants are requested to bring all
exhibits to Mr.. Kent's Office dur
ing the forenoon of that day.
An exhibit will consist of rs
pounds or more selected from the
best of 500 hills of potatoes. The
first, second and third prize win
ming exhibits will be sent to the
county fair at Standpoint for the
county try-out and from Standpoint
the best exhibits will be sent to
Boise. The person making the
finest display at Standpoint will be
given free transportation and a
week 5 entertainment at the state
fair at Boise.
Those in charge of the potato
culture contest request that all the
farmers of the vicinity bring in
exhibits of their best potatoes for
the purpose of comparison and to
create a more general interest in
the first annual potato show of the
Kootenai valley.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
WILL HAVE JOINT DISPLAY
Local Commercial Club VIII Cooperate
With Bonner Development mt League

Last Friday evening the members
of the Kootenai Valley commercial
club met at Kent ) hall and decided
to cooperate with the Bonner
County Development League in
the efforts of the latter organization
to secure and exhibit Bonner
county fruit, grass and grain dis
plays at the Spokane Interstate
Fair and at the Minneapolis Land
Show. The local club also voted
to encourage the farmers of this
district to gather and display the
products of the Kootenai valley at
the county fair which is to be held
in Standpoint September %, pa,
and 25th.
AT this meeting the matter of
securing a permanent home for the
commercial club was discussed.
Members of the house committee
were instructed to find out whether
any buildings on Main street could
be rented for a reasonable sum.
The commercial club will try to
secure a lease of the Mrs. Belle
Bishop building on the corner of
Bonner and Main streets and if
this plan is successful the village
board of trustees will pay half the
rent for the privilege of using the
building for the board meetings
and for an office for the clerk and
village marshall
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
HARRY KINNEAR TO WE'D
Kinnear- Rawson Nuptials to be Solem-
nized Monday at Faribanlt, Mimi.

Don Cupid has been working
overtime in Boomers Ferry of late
and as result the ranks of the
benedicts are dwindling rapidly.
The young rascal's latest victim
is reportea to be Harry Kinnear,
manager of the Bonner Hardware
Co. Mr.. Kinnear left Tuesday
for Faribault, Mimi, where he is
to be married on Monday, Septem-
Der %, to Miss Ethel Rawson who
spent most of the past summer
here visiting with her sister, Mrs.
A. ]. Stauffer. According to pre-
sent plans the newlyweds will re-
turn to Boomers Ferry in about two
weeks and in the meantime there
will be some extensive preparations
made for real live reception for
them.
Mr.. Kinnear's bribe-to-be made
many friends during her visit here
last summer and is a charming
young lady of many accomplish
ments. The groom has been a
resident of this vicinity for over 20
years and is as popular with old
and young alike as he is we'll
known.
Here's wishing the principals in
the event to be solemnized Monday
lifetime of happiness and pros
perity.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
MORE EXHIBITS
AND DISPLAYS
Spokane Interstate Fair Will Have
Many New Attractions For
Farmers This Year
ALL KINDS OF ADJUSTMENTS
Management Expecting Record Break
ing Crowds at Fair Grounds

The farmers and ranchers of the
Inland Empire will have a valua-
bic opportunity to see the most i'm
proved machinery in their lines
this year at the machinery exhibit
at the Spokane Interstate fair.
The farm and ranch machinery
exhibit will take double the space
this year that it has in former
years and demonstrations of the
implements will be made possible.
There will be cattle galore at the
Spokane Interstate Fair this fall.
An evidence of the growing interest
in the Northwest is shown by the
fact that Frank Reed Sanders, the
well-known cattle breeder of Mesa,
Arizona is going to bring 81 head
of cattle, 10 sheep and II pigs all
the way from his ranch to the In
terstate fair. Entries are also COM
ing in from Eastern Montana and
Wyoming and the exhibit this
year will be materially increased
as a result.
There will be something doing
every minute along the Midway at
the Spokane Interstate fair this
fall. The Parker Carnival com
pany will bring its No l show to
Spokane this year which includes
a round score of features ranging
from the Oriental dances to the
model city and model farm dis
plays. AT night the visitors will
be treated to an elaborate and
historically accurate representation
of the Conquest of Mexico by the
Spaniards' which will be followed
each night by a monster fireworks
display.
The big voiced man with the
megaphone will not be much in
evidence at the Spokane Interstate
fair this fall. Instead the patrons
of the fair will be appraised of the
coming events and results by the
electric annunciator. The Home
telephone company is now install
ing wire and monograph horn
system about the grounds and
grandstand and one man speakine
into an ordinary telephone receiver
will talk to the people in every
part of the fair grounds simultane
ously.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
Entertained At Bridge

A number of the friends of Mrs.
George Causton were her guests
Wednesday afternoon at a bridge
party. The prize for the highest
score at the card games was award
ed to Mrs. G.. w. Spoerry and the
prize for the second highest score
was awarded to Mrs. George
Crocker. Dainty refreshments
were served after the games. The
Causton home was prettily decor
ated with purple astors for the
occasion.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
Wife Makes Complaint

A warrant was issued from the
court of Justice of Peace O'Calla-
CHAN Monday in which William
A Hart, a resident of the Curly
creek district. was charged with
having beaten his wife. The
warrant was issued upon the de
mand of Mrs. A Hart. The defen-
dant was brought to town Wednes-
day by Deputy Sheriff McGreevy
and Justice O'Callaghan set his trial
for this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
C. H. MARTIN FOR GOVERNOR
Wellknown Standpoint Nan VIII Head
State Progressive Party Ticket

Last week at meeting of the
executive committee of the pro
gressive party held at Boise, Ida.
C. II. Martin, of Standpoint, was
selected as the candidate of the
progressive party for governor
of Idaho. Mr. Martin returned
home Monday from attending the
meeting of the executive committee
and is arranging his business affairs
so as to permit his entering into an
active campaign i'll the course of
ten days or two weeks.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
Complete School Census

School Census Taker Mrs. w.
T. James sent in her report to
County Superintendent of Schools,
Mrs. Nell K. Irion, Tuesday.
The report shows that there are
564 children of school age in this
district and of this number 1872 are
boys and 1872 are girls. There are
10 pupils from outside districts
attending the local school.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20

Pappas, subscribed to in the pres
ence of Justice of Peace Banning,
to the effect that she married A. c.
Sundsmo on Sept. 4, 1912 and that
she was at that time married to
Andrew Pappas and that she had
never been divorced from the said
Pappas.
The first of the week Mr.. Sunds-
mo received letter from Mrs.
Pappas which had been written
upon her arrival at Sacramento,
Cali, in which she told him that
she had found Mr.. Pappas serious
ly i'll at the hospital. In this let
ter Mrs. Pappas wrote: Albert,
you have been very good to me
and you have learned me lots of
things that | will never forget.
You have learned me to be a good
woman and so, Dear, am going
to start my life new and be a good
girl always and | hope in years to
come that you will forgive me the
wrong | done you and ! also hope.
in years to come, you will find a
woman that will be more worthy
of you than ever | could be. -
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-09-20
Rickerson Appeals Case

Clarence Rickerson of Copeland f.,
who was found guilty of a charge
of battery and assault upon the
person of Hiram Harbican in JUS
tice of Peace O'Callaghan's court
last Friday morning and who was
fined SIS and costs, the costs
amounting to about 5000, has
given notice that he will appeal the
case to the district court and has
fled $500 bonds;