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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

Happort fra ben iaItc aorreipon.
bent.
ST.. 10 iamlebes @anoen peb So,
lonooen paa lt6itiningsgrunoen
Weo 6. 6. 6. Banner, ct norif oq
c. amerifanif Stag / Spioien mar
idereoe non no / 5roener Tarf,
bnor Nortb Oafotos 2incoIn-grit
'fuIoc ofilsres. ToIer bolotes al
@no. Santa, al Stortin9Sprpiioen
SsbIono, ariitiania @pS Srbierer
Sr. Seper5aI, iom mobtoa @aren,
paa gpens 8eane, Stortingspr9f.
bent gerner oe Beer Stremme.
Vonoen ipilebe inbimeaom. Nprif.
mmerifanife Sangere lang og Dan.
oen affompa9nereoe.
SCI. 1 g~itermiooag boIot Miniiter
Sdnneoeman en- Geception for ale
amerifanere. @on6en lpinebe en-
Serenooe / Sapen. Winiiterens Ssn
'flsb Sire Gracfer8" efter 9gte
amerifanlf Sfif.
SCI. 2.3O ait ale Norif- amerifa-
mere - Der iiges omfring 1000 =
meb 8. 6. 6. @anb / Spioien / BRO.
ces'ion til Storting8bpgnineen. Taa
Sepebaffen itiaeoes @anoen poa oen
enc SIDE og gn~lerifoforet paa ben
anoelr. Toa Tlooien imeIlem itob
Sa~lerltolen. Stortingets MebIem.
me- fom no. DR.. s. g. Sh,b bolot
Gale og operrafte Minbeeapen til
Stortingets Fr9iioent, Sr. 2ebIonh,
Iom taffeoe for @open. Or. Stabo
gop en- Sperfiat oper booo Ser bar
iamlet blonot De forifieGige @pgoe.
lag. Sette lammen meo ben esent.
lige Winoegnpe ilbqisr. Ell Silm poa
benimob 100000 aroner. Sqino
ilnocr oiSie SeltIigbeber ipineoe
@nnoen rationale McIooter oo San.
iarer unoer mango Surrarab.
Were.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
nrn nnr patriutismr.

DR. 6rcoerict : @put bor Ifrcpct
en- Iiocn 9oa. 6oori han bIauot an
bct ioriager at 5eiparc Sperasm1a
lei: "1pa0 er Set ion 1icr en- gSa.
tion itor2" On &ation Tan ierit Ha
fables itor, ii9er ran, naar Sen fam
sge SerNeu5 almOitab ON ca Cr.
t%ien6eIie al S%ouobcoeu uoar Sen
iGtter lin @iO Ill Ret oq Retiaroi1
heo heacre ems til pUbnct Moat.
naar oeu eper @ipitiri6eo "a oiicr
9enIi8beo mos andre 2an0e % Gol.
feiPro % er pirteIig oemofratiif.
nonr Sen er iia bepioit iii 9nipar
o%perior benz fom er aibpn9ioe al
ben, % beilltter iig paa al bcbnnoIe
benz iaaleoes icm aniparsislelien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

faIoe BET Snbtrpf at "Storitab" par
/ "Gbarge" Of en- une Hpbeepnoer
oe at Sfibets bsiere Sfficerer baooe
pPret pligtforismmenbe.
Gen belle unoeriseeIie", forteI.
Ter aaptein 0ange, "por fra ferIt til
iioit en- VaroSi paa en- Metsforbanb.
ling. Gilbert 8ione , Tom fsrtes
fra "Storitao"s Sibe bIep al apm.
misiionen hifaneret poa ale tenfe.
lise Iaaoer. Seq bar oerfor Iiee.
fra fsrit al pnret beIapet poa, at
&ienoelien ffuIbe gaa "Storftuo"
imob, men ies banbe Dog life tanft
mig, at commissioner iflloe feie
ale 8ienbseiernineer tiIiioe meo en-
iaaban Srefbeb, iom Den bar eiort-
Sasen er, bpao ale Nabigations-
fpnoise mao bore enis !, at "Stor-
TABS Ssrlteltprmanb Tuftenes
banbIet BELT isiennem FORFEIT %
iismmosmasiis forfharIie. Set tam
maaife iiges, at ban bllrbe bar.
8aptein Mnberien libt tioIieere,
mel, paa Den anben SIDE er ban en-
Raoisatsr. iom bar flllb @et til at
itoIe paa fine es,,e &unoifober % fin
eeen Osmmefraft. Set bIen al os
fsrt ,1omitsoeligt @enis for, at
"Storitao" belt til Sammenftsbet
boIot fin &itrs - geit til Spb -
BEN 4,trs Tom ben / Here elmer
lforanbret bapbe fuIst. Get er gan.
ife piit iaa, at S,rftenes fort fsr
Sammenitsoet frnrnanberte @oret
9agbcrb - en- &ommm1bo, fom ban
paa @rllnblas at fine egne os flere
iamitemmiee @ioners tiblieere Sast.
tagelfer bar fulbt berettiget til -
men Set bIep oeiaa bepift, at oetne
&ommanoo paa bet Sibspunft, oa
BEN ffebe, paa @rimb at "Storitao"s
iastneSe Start lite fit SnofIpoeIie
paa Sfibets 21trs.
Nen / commissioners &ienbeI.
ie er Der life tot mtnbite Senipn til
BET operbeIoenoe gepismateriale,
iom fra Storitaos SIDE bIep frem.
Iaat. Oerimoo CT enbper al Wp6.
partens @nfsrIer tot for goo Slit.
4apteim 3enoaQs 9aaitano
ON, at ban, ba Sfibene fsrit fit Stg-
te al binanoen iaa "Storitab~s
grenne 2onterne. Oct merfelige peb
oenne Eaaitano err, at iamtliee an.
ore @ioner iamitemmer /, at Sfibe-
ne ba piite rsot til ROOT. Seq for
min Sci er life / minoite TniI> ON,
at ben srsnne Tarpe bar 8uptein
8enoaIl paIst baeefter for ON NIT.
Iiet at reobe lit eset Sfinb uoeu at
Heberiet i SorIesenbeb.
Ser fan beIer lite pare minbfte.
Sp1l ON, OF "Gmpre1s"s StDre-
sreier bar / l1oroen oe at bette bar
til &apt. &enba1s efter
ale ,lpartiife Saefpnoiees @ening
Naoigering.
&ienoelien er iimpeltben oprsren-
be moo etbnert Retsbeareb og Sen
le%lpfslgelig at % bli appeaeret.
Set er 10 inaen Dom os / os for Jig
er intet afaiort meb ben.
Sagen gi9Iber 10 Ianetfra bare
Tenaeaniparet. Set aielber Dor
Sismanosere, iom hi bibtil
bar funnel foripare uplettet % oct
at aniuaret for De t,,ien
table Wenneifelip life al en- iampit.
Eeneemagt ifal prItes
ODER pna en- belt uifpIoig Sands.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Wuiifnotiier
@cb f. J.

$4,000 Nenncifcr bar tilitcbe peb
AfIlsringen al SigoaIo Isbiern.
icn's @ric9-9pIte / Eloipect Eart
/ 9roofIpnL g. g., Sen lite bs,
Seittaleu bIep hoIot al Mopofat
2angIano Sbon1pion. 8riegfomli-
teens Nrplioent, 6. &. l1elano,
operrafte @plten til ForffommiS-
iionen. @ricss Muiif blep ipiuet.
st Telegram ira Nru Pima 8rieg
bIep oplpit. IIloringen al 8riea-
Itotten omtoles iom noget al BET
beitioeIi6ite, NorbmGnbeile oerborte
bar bout ! lin Wi0te.
6er Nfilorineen bar gpiten ora-
peret meo arterifonife % nor'fe
Stag. Goron Ben par pluieret 40
Mcolcnmer al t4bc HeqimentSmuii-
fen co ct ifonbinoUiif apr poa so
Mnno. Otter Gfilerin9en, 'om ful9-
tc paa Nopofut 0unllano Sbomp-
ions Gale. frouet airs. aaiu Ect.
tcricn @piten mco en- 2aurbprfrunS.
Torffomri8iionrr 81. 9. Sngerioa
taffet pao 9nens %egne. San Ian1.
menliQnet @rieg nleo Burns, Spao
Robert Burns par for Sfotlonb, par
@rieg for Norge. Ge rationale Gi-
cnbonmeligheoer bapoe beggc olsle
aultinlere iormaaet at uotrpffc Iao
illIocnot, buer / lin &.inIt.
Wliis Gither Osborn, iom / lem
Iar bar ppret Nrimaoonna peo ben
fon0eIi0e Opera / Stocfholm % peo
Gperaen / Somburg, er fonnmen
bieml til fine Sor9lore / ct. SAUL,
Winn., for at tilbrin9e HeIten al
Sonlnleren. @lanbt be Hoaer, bpori
WGiS Osborn / Sperige iGrIig bar
0iort iig bcmrrfet, er Sitelpartiet /
Tl,cciniS "Mooam SutcrFp".
9utber GoQegelt!oenterne hapoe
troos @eiret % Tarmen % llbitil-
Iillaen iamIet fulot Si,s til 8onler-
ten Sen lite IS. / Galntepergooen's
NisiionsbuS / ariItianio. st lmltft
@epis pou 0ercS itore Topularitet.
&c ilinfe gmaterer uofcrte eft meget
tiltoIenNe Vroqram for Srfeiter al
Meitre ion Nferoeliobn, H~llbinitein,
@eethooen, Sohon Spenoien % TIere
o. lang oesl,oen irroeles mutt ct
Tar aorIanQe. Sc poolfisnneoes
rco Itormenhe 9ifalo % @lomiter
% fpittcreoe mcb mango Grtronlum-
re.
Om @lttternes gireiie fra ari-
itionia ifripeS ben Soe bs.: "Meo-
lemnler / ct INITIAL al 70 a~ireiite ber-
ira mes S~nrtigtoaet iaoor Gitermio-
ooa aIoffen $40 til S~elIin9bor9.
: Soaet bar ser reierperet Dem TO
onbeu aIo&ies Sooepogne. @cb ai'
reiien tapoe Ser raa Stotionen liant
let liz en- Mrupbe al amcrifaner-
mes 9on1lc % nnerhperpeoe Teltner
"a @eninocr, hooraf Ell bel Gel
ooerrafte Muiifanterr,e @Iomiter.
Sbct So9ct gIeo ,ib ira Stattpnen
.lco Im"erifancrncs ~taftfoite Snrra-
cr. icn beiporeoes meo Silrraer %
%iitcn ira oem paa Gerronen for
iamllebe talriec Mennelfen1pn9Se.
Reiien aaar ira Seliinabora I'll ais'
benbcpn, Berlin. giienat, @itten-
bera, YariS iii 9onoon, hporira I'll
baoereiien til Mem 9orf lfeer meo
Sceaniarercu st. 2ouis".
Zen Soc SNlli bar Ell itor Mfu'
iitoaa paa ltoitlIlingen | 2riltlania,
4 iprrc Srfeitre ipilte | et trrt ira
aIoffcn I MiSbae til aloffen II
Nat. Nationalteatrets Srfeiter ira
1-3, Sutber College @ano ira 3
|43O. bet rnife Orfelter IRA 4,SO-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
lloIitin riRnffrnbr0.

vi uUrlucr rs mere m mere Ben
(io. 0a 9GrljQhco / l~}oIitit ion0cliont
i Torrctuiul bIir Ell ~upoucn0i9 Ser.
u0iutninl ior o~pcrhouC0ct at hare
noact mco Eolltif at b%citilc. q
'cnilil "@rait~ blir Ell iicoic ilcIo.
ucrc "a iicloucrc Gorctcclic % citcr.
iom &arenc lanr. nil Oct bli Ell llnnl,
li9beo ior Ell Mon0 mc0 toiIlontt
Rngtc Tor 0p0crllgbc0 ~ Hctltar-
icnhc0 al bli ualQt I'll no0ct ION hel't
Gmbcoc. 5 mcact itor llOitrTtning
bar Ncttc piaiellQ allcrcbe lUngc pG'
ret (llipl0ct, mcu un0CrtiGeu fan
0oa Ell gIpg Fcrion maneurerc 'nd
float at han mco Nclo fon ipiIle ell
~,uloa9rplc / NoIitlfcn ioIIoIo ior Ell
Ei0 - fortcrc cllcr luuQcrc, men
Gbanccrnc or imoo ham. % isr clcr
icncrc reiifcrcr ban al bli "%op0agct"
"a bans iauoc Notur ioat onbcnt /
9pict.
Getop / oiSic Sage bar en- Son
Nrc9unno ira Stocfnoro 0iitrittet i
Chicago iogt lin giifco Tor at un0ana
at bIi anbcnburet 'om Ell uhpoerlig
PoIitifer, Observation-Disclosures i
!lnIeoninl al NhlIhna. NiiIorinqernc
ior 1ogct oper ct Nor Ii0eu ito0 far.
oiq til al rnpporterc, ~ ocnnc Son
Qre@mnno par Ell al 0cuL iom bauoe
mootn1et itrrre eacr minorc gam"
ira Sc fnpitoIiitiifc ~l>ntcrc2icr. Tom
iorieQte at forhiu0rc @cotaQelien Al
pi@ie Gone, ser off Dem imo0. 6or.
u%oirtninacn nnr natlrliQpi4, al bet
uar oIbcles / lin Srbcm ON ojaie
"@aou" fife bIcp tilboqebetoltc "a
ongiGI0enbc 2op9iper har tnoelig
nit al Bette por hans 6oritaoeIie al
GorhoIoct. SonoinnIiahcocn taller
mcQet iterft for. at on bon life bar.
Sc beairret i'm Niifeo, ian piIOe ban
'aact oen poo 1roat Nopir naor
Observation-Disclosures Happort blir
oTIentIiQqiort.
aonQrc5manb McIcrmott be.
ornOte Tor en- Gel 9lor iioen i'm alr.
ricrc iom NrbciocrIeNer / Chicago %
Rif oCrpao over / EoIitifeu "a bIcu
paI9t I'll &onQre5manO. Get ifal MI
pTr1 hans @euii9t paonu at appclc
re Ill &FIQcrnc ! Stocfuoro Ciitrif
let 81 irQc Cprcj@ujuQ hos Sem ior
sem "Gort iom err opcr0ooet bam
Ge moa fuunc iu0it mencr Ran ucl
Al Net cr h~tJoitruoiQ / lin CrNcu nj
Ell 0olltltCr N "laanc" Veu,r II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

$50, Sutber College 9ano fra =
Is. Nationaltbeatrets Srfeitcr fra
SCI. 8 % oct tpife Srfeiter ira $50.
SCI. 8 gap besuoeu 2anoets Suite.
muiifforpier 1000 "Wono" iterft,
aoncert / SangerbaGen.
Gen 2ben bs. bIeb Der / lloitiI.
lingers aoniertiaI after ferret en-
flor Muiiffeit, men al bitteimao
Wiiiifere. Oct bar bet norife Wu.
iiflips pne1te Spirer, iom fra ale
Sanoets &unter bar itrsnmet ino
til Sooeoitaoen, ct 2ufen / MntaI,
% forlmgte at bIi bsrt. Set bIep
De ogiao og ineb flor SorneieIie. Se
iman Wuiiei foritob at llaa til 9po
for fine Sheer iaa bet par en- 2pit
at bsre. Huber fin opstise Sober,
Sr. @iGiam Sobnion ubisrte De
meo applomb tit %nloriomme, UNDER.
boloenbe Hroeram al Warider,
Sanse og til os meb imaa flasiiife
Soreorogsinffer ium Sapons "@n-
Dante og @apotte".
Set er en- iortrpnelig Sbe 5r.
@iImn Spbnion bar bapt meb Sp-
rettelien at hisie @utteforpier og
ban bar giennernfsrt BEN iaa ener.
Gift oe flogt at S~oretasenbet omit
Der err Bit en- 2anosias. Den NH.
~iifaIife Snteresie iom berpeb ppffes
% peoIigcboIbes uooper / 2onoet bill
meb Siben fomme oct norife Wu.
iiflip tileooe.
Smgeritepne boIbtes SEN Ste ben-
mes / Sarpsbore for Smaalenenes
amt. Ser msote 700 Smgere fra
~ bIanoebe aor os 5 Manosfor.
Set itore norif-amerifanife Wanos.
for, 1otn bar optraaot pc0 Sanos'
Iangeritepnet, mebpirfet.
Set fsl. &pnierpatori,m for Mai-
lit og Sbeater / Dresden begpnoer
lit Sinteri emeiter lite September.
9ontordei Gbriito1fer 2epsee,
Bergen, er bsO, So Iur gammel.
2epsee bar / so Mar ppret aniat |
Tirmaet 6. Sunot & 60. geoit
fie,tSt er ban uooper 2onbet iom
&omlponiit til en- HPffe melooisie
Sange, bporai "gg elifar De bog.
aenbe Soner" bar ilaaet i9rIig an
% er rbfnmmet / 90 SpIae. 6or
Wunosianaer / Bergen bar ban
neblogt ct b%etpoelis Mrbeioe. San
bar oiriaeret Observation-Disclosures
Sangiorening, S~anbelsiamiunoets
Sanaioreitins % Saanbperfernes
Sunsiorening.
@rne ban grpefum. Sem, - ben
b~efienote norlfe Senorianger, bar /
Mtoi og Suni ppret engogeret til
flerc aoncerter / iterre tplfe Babe,
Iteoer % bar operalt eiort operor.
oentli0 ltor 2pffe. |pr 2anosman6
bar ogiaa e%ngogeret til at meopirfe
pes Sc ltore Seitfpncerter, iom / for.
ri9c llge gapes / 9onauesdingen /
gnleoning al Tprlteparret al Sir
.itenbergs Solpbrpallp.
@iolinilten CIR. Shaulop er fom.
met 6iem til ariitiania fra Haris
eftcr ufiluttet Marseramen peo 8nn-
lerpatorict SG)oIa Gantorum, bpor
ban par ben encite, iom iaar opnaa.
eoe Siplcmer / &ammermulif %
Muiifbiitorie.
SorGenpprelbe Srsariit Sreorif
Grpih, Heros, ofgif plroielis peo
Gpben forleoen Sag, rammet al
5iernei lag.
Norif Wuiiferblao brineer / iioite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

vi Norit Ameriatnere er Bit iaa
pante meN al ieire 17be Mai Nine
rita al Set life Longer ipue$ noeet
ertraoroinprt Serimob at prre
meo Al ieire 4oe Suli / Nirae. oct
par nolet mt.
Gen 4Ne Siili 1914 piI tent alem.
mes al g 6. 8. @aubs Ieblenlmcr.
GoacrS 6eitIisheNer ifal her omta.
les tun ior ioa piht @anben ioa Sci
! Dem. Ser fommer pel ubierlis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

trrfr ,ra,r usss nAT7IF Jtst ltrH 1905 A. 'tt Pon
on, a. nrrorAs. Iowa. r,uts rt Aa % eosssEs"
E.,tH e. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

Zen Soc SNlli bar Ell ilor 0fn'
iitoas paa lloitiIlinsdn / ariitiania,
4 iprre Srfeitre ipiltc | ct trrt ira
aIoffcn I MiSooe til aloffen II
Not. NationaIteatreis Srfelter ira
is, 2utber College Sano ira s.
4,3O, oct ipite Srfeiter IRA 4,S0-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

On pelfommen 0aue i Siibilpums.
aaret til SIret % 0enner | Horee
bill "9ecorab.Y oiten % geo arnen"
nore. Scum $3.50 Yr. Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

ebmaHinen -S%uscennen" er mcbtaaen
ece Creer. % ben er alt ct fan Jnffe en
eomafiine. at rGre. Ten sisr sobt arteibs
"a -nnor LEI.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Hawkins Home Burns

The home of Jamison Hawkins,
in the Curley Creek district, was
destroyed by fire about IL o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The fire started from a defective
hue in the kitchen. The fire was
first seen by Mr.. Hawkins who was
in field nearby building a fence.
Mrs. Hawkins was churning and a
daughter was ironing, and neither
knew of the place being on fire I'M
til Mr.. Hawkins and his three
hired men arrived. 1t was then
too late to put out the blaze and
the whole family started in to save
the furnishings and nothing was
burned except the carpets. There
was no insurance.
Mr.. Hawkins is already at work
building a new home and has the
lumber on the ground and the
foundations laid.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Treasurer Allen in Prison

Boise, Idaho, Oct. 22.- Waving
all statutory rights, State TREASURER
o. V. Allen this afternoon pleaded
guilty to the embezzlement of $40, =
345.oS of state or public funds and
was sentenced to receive from five
to ten years at hard labor .in the
state penitentiary. He is now in
state prison.
The state treasurer Office is va
cant, for on canviction of crimi-
nal offense Allen is no longer eli
gible to hold office. Governor
Haines will be called upon to ap-
point his successor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Delightful Bridge Party

One of the delightful social
events of the season was the bridge
party given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. +. l.. Little in honor of
their guest, Mrs. S. G. Yoder, of
Standpoint.
The Little home was prettily
decorated with green vines, sweet
peas and autumn flowers. The
color scheme was yellow and
white, which was appropriately
carried out in the dainty and de-
licious lunch which was served
after the card games. Mrs. Stauf-
fer and w. d. Baxter won first
prize for the highest scores and
Mrs. G. w. Spoerry and DR.. c. f
Moore won the second prizes.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
To Report on Indian Lands

Wendell M. Reed, chief engineer
of the u. S. Indian Irrigation
Service, who has been here for the
past week investigating the drain
age problems of the Kootenai Val
ley, left this afternoon on his re-
turn trip to his headquarters at
Washington, d. c.
The Indian Service department
has been urged to allow the as
sessment of Indian lands in the
valley for drainage purposes and
whether or not the department de-
cides to allow the lands to be as
sessed at the same rate imposed on
adjoining overlooked lands will be
decided by Engineer Reed s report.
r. w. King, of Macarthur, is
visiting at the home of his son,
G. w. King.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Muster In Company
Next Monday Night

In a letter received this
week from Adjutant General
L. V. Patch, Idaho National
Guard, the General gives the
definite announcement that
Boomers Ferry is to have a
company of the National
Guard and that the men will
be mustered into service Mon
day night, October 10th. Some
70 men have signed the list
of those desiring to join the
company. Of these only 90
can enlist and the men who
take the physical examina-
ton first and who are first on
hand at the muster will form
the company. The physical
examination is not rigid and
will be conducted by Major
Moody and Lieut.. +. +. Fry
at the office of Drs. Fry and
Stauffer.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
HAINES FEARLESS IN HANDLING
ALLEN ENLIGHTENMENT CASE

Boise Idaho October 22 1e14-(Special by telegraph
committee have accomplished plain duty in the of
o. V. Allen, state for transportation of
funds When Governor Hanes had tangible evidence against
Allen he did hesitate do his full duty signed the
complaint upon which his made
In this situation Governor Haines depending upon
loyalty of good citizens all Idaho There epub
lcan Idaho who should feel that Governor Hanes has
done his duty fearessly and with regard political
state protected from loss by bonding Mr. Allen
under surveillance and could The
could have been pareyed with until after election bat
there evidence of guilt Governor Haines went
bat regardless of the ticket In this
he had the full support of the candidates the ticket
and of the party organization.
In this hour of trial Governor Haines friends
people general should show by
dence he reposes their sober Judgment misplaced
They should give him evidence of their good will
hearty appreciation of the hard task he had handthe
rest of personal friend who had abused his friendship
standing manfuy by his duty time when that duty
hard to perform Down here have looked Boomers
Ferry for heavy republican vote We believe that the
publican Boomers Ferry will be greater
anticipated security the thought good
sober reflection and admiration of who does his duty
fearlesy will find its in the manhood and
anhood of the community. GEORGE R. BARKER.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23

and fell in cascades of snowy love-
illness to the bottom of the long
court train. She carried an arm
boquet of lilies of the valley and
orchids. The only jewel was a
diamond pendant, set in platinum,
the groom S gift.
Mrs. Woods, the matron of hon.
or, was June bride and wore her
wedding dress of white satin and
carried pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Haze. Edison, the maid of
honor, was gowned in rose satin
with tunic of rose tulle and carried
white chrysanthemums.
The brides mother, Mrs. F. S.
Sargent, wore white satin and a
corsage boquet of lilies of the val
ley and orchids.
The groom's mother, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mccoy, of Boomers Ferry, Ida
no, wore black and white
net dress trimmed with crystal
beads and rhinestones. She car
ried boquet of pink bavardia and
sunrise roses shading from creamy
yellow to shell pink.
Between the hours of $3.50 and
1880 about one hundred and fifty
guests were received and during
the reception hours Rourk's orches-
ira furnished program of music.
Refreshments consisting of cof-
fee, cakes and ices, were served
and Mrs. Tracy R. Bangs, Mrs. 7.
J. Smith and Mrs. 7. B. Holmes
were in charge of the dining room
and were assisted by the Misses
Ada Bulge, Margaret Murphy,
Lucille Hale, Madeline Turner,
Martha Barnes and Helen Rout-
Zahn.
The color motif in the dining
room was pink and white and the
center piece was large boquet of
pink roses.
Mrs. w. H. Schultz and Mrs.
H. w. Whitcomb assisted in the
living room which was charming
in its wealth of flowers and lighted
by cathedral candles.
The brides going away gown
was a tailored suit of blue broad
cloth trimmed with fur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mccoy
left last evening for Lake Itasca,
Mimi, where they will spend a
few days and will return to Grand
Forks for short time before leav-
ing for their new home in Boomers
Ferry, Idaho.
Enroute they will be the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Donald K. Woods
of Great Falls, Mont. The bride
and groom have lived in this city
so long that they are known and
respected for their many sterling
qualities and they carry with them
the good wishes of the entire COM
munity.
% happy, happy, happy pair,
None but the brave, none but the
brave,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
PRETTY WEDDING
AT GRAND FORKS
Miss Margaret Sargent Welded to
Harold Mccoy Wednesday Even
ing-Elaborate Society Event
SEVENTY GUESTS WERE PRESENT
Newlyweds Will Be at Home Here
After November 18th

Grand Forks, Oct. Is Especial to
the Herald "A beautiful wedding,
perfect In detail and elegant APP
pointments, was solemnized last
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fayette Stephen Sargent of
Reeves avenue, when their only
daughter, Miss Margaret Sargent,
was welded to Harold Mccoy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Mccoy of
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. The cere-
mony was solemnized at half past
seven and the Rev. J. K. Burleson,
rector of St. Paul S Episcopal
church, officiated. Professor w.
w. Norton's string orchestra rem
dered fine program of music
while the 70 guests were assem-
bling:
The Summer Wind ... Mcdowell
Kammenoi Ostrow. .Rubenstein
Cello Solo. Alfred Howe
Promptly at half past seven the
first sweet strains of Lohengrin S
wedding march sounded and the
Rev. Burleson entered the parlor
and took his place in the bay win
dow, where palms and southern
smilax formed a beautiful back
ground for the improvised altar.
On either side of the window
were massed snowy white chrys-
anthemums and cathedral candles
four feet high burned softly on
pedestals placed on either side of
the opening to the window.
Broad white satin ribbons were
fastened to the cathedral candles
and the other ends were held by
Margaret and Joe Schultz, who
stood on either side of the door
leading to the parlor.
The two ushers, Ralph Clifford
of Minneapolis, and Philip Bangs
of this city, followed Mr.. Burleson
to the center of the room, then
took the ribbons and widened the
aisle through which the bridal
party was to walk.
The groom, Harold Mccoy, and
his best man, who is his brother,
Lawrence Mccoy, entered next
and the groom stood just outside
the opening to the bay window and
the best man just inside.
Mrs. Donald K. Woods, of Great
Falls, Mont, was the matron of
honor and she entered the alcove
and took her place at the left, fac
ing the best man. Miss Hazel Ed
ison, of Larimore, followed and
took her station at the left, also
facing the groom.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father and was met by the
groom and they took their places
in the center of the window facing
the guests and Mr.. Sargent stood
just back of them.
The impressive ring ceremony of
the church was read and after the
ceremony Norton S orchestra played
Memberships wedding march,
while the bride and groom received
the fluctuations of their friends.
The brides gown was a dream
of loneliness, white satin trimmed
with chantilly lace. A long court
train fell in sweeping, graceful
folds from the shoulders, and was
like a wave of shimmering light
and beauty.
A cap of rare lace rested on the
brides fair head and was trimmed
across the back with pearls. The
bridal veil was fastened to the cap
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Would Start q Creamery Here

F. w. Reuter-, a wellknown
creamery man from Cheney,
Wash, has been in town sew
eral days this week looking
over the country with a view
of starting a creamery in Bon
ners Ferry. He has met with
a great deal of encourage
ment from local farmers and
business men. A meeting
will be held Saturday after
noon, October "a, at Kent's
hall, to which all farmers are
invited, when the matter of
securing the creamery will be
gone into thoroughly.