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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31

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9Im SnmHtna MoyR;n cen ri. Ic;
& (lbr. linrb uat mchruudjcH..,
d)Cm Sciotu, luuhlUcriehtr nit N.a
hl, IttrhcintrnWcrtcn }Si,aut Nty
MANN Stnicnidnci0Cr iW So. yc
btrelntrc. sic ycidlC wurNt ON
Wiurtdn nod cincm GcCltnart, Il,
cSraHt NctruReu .}ty JNdttc Dtrs lhr
pnr uicr Snhytr im }uNc p.rduN.
Tit &tritprbenc mn itr Wcmahl MA
rcu cine Der cr,icu NrNcolCr Der Nc
mcirNc SSciiptolin &ur - ,(strtn
ipRtr lie nud bier lmh ltbiCn III iil
lcr 3nritacSuac'ih,jt iur lbr GtcIcu
he'll ipcocno uuo MN alien irhr lr.
Ilcbt, Tic Neri,prbtut mar oic NM
ter uur ~ Niu6cru ulu htucu ma,
bic iulacrocn ~ a" Hcben ino.
Nrnu Naru Earr in Upmcu. Web.
ScurdS IN Hr1rle Obyih olhitr.
,Srou Anih. NpraTcNtr oabltr, GraA
Apieph YHc5bcu III 9stitphniin
6raut su Ephac. Web. [htpror N
Seiicripr 9itu. Sruu lino Sanniua
,u SauS. Sd)reitcr Gerpe,na in
NIoier Der Wcrcittiucrih vcitru "a
6erhnano, Ifno. frm Rarn @lumc
in Ntebrnstn. Suhr II 9iebrnSto uno
6roa ehriiiiua %rnt;r babiir.
Wp0c ihre Seele in fliehcn ruben.
Sun ben NuSmartiacn Die uihycro
Der Ncicrtaae bier nui Se,uh warcu
Ituo Die Sutacuoeu ~ ncrrcr. 9tp
Sdluictermlnr. Gen Sdlueicr. ncr.
mann Yue5bert. 9uicph Y. gocrbcii.
SRI. Mdrthd yUerbpii. 6rl. Yis;tt
Sasdl;er. FRI Surhia 9uebbcrt unS
Sheohur Studcnidlrtiocr uun 1eiie.
ion Gitu. Csenr Griaer. @nt.in nno
aino pan 6reebura. 1r!. amn Sura,
mener ano 6rI. Gbrii.iun Sucde upn
q. 9unis uuo oermnun aemvter uua
Waru's orms.
Ter tSarmers @enrnieitiee Inter
iiiibuugs.Serrin srludhlte aui Der ont
26. Tea. bier ubaebalteuen Yer>
iammInna bic fplaehbtn s,eamtsr;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31

yeim arton Meper IN Gin tleire,
Stnmmbaltsr sinlciesrt.
Gs uurben nm SonntaG gum hl.
Ghebunbe periinbet Gmil @iebcrp
nnb 8rl. Naria Rnmpeier.
am Stueiten @eibnnhtstase Dior.
gems itnrb 5rau aatbarina Reper
an Der @niieriuft. Tie Seerolauua
iano am Wontaa itntt. Tie Seriiur.
bene car cine Suhter ghelSute Suhr
8ulii nrc Irlu nUn auele.o:pn.
2ie 9rippe in uniere ai-dle III nm
Elm gebeutenoes perich6nert uurben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
T,soif

5rl. 9nura Mener uno ShutIty
| Trl. Wirric pur Meta ieierien Die
gSetbnattSierien bel Der Mu,tsr IN
giun
5tcmas %eltypo lit rpn Actval;a.
lYo or ncbrenb bes Summers bliGais
tigt mar, hCimeetthrt,
j frnut Sdlnrsmener pUu Meta erie
o,ate bier SeitaIte ON Surg:a3.
Grnu gnra Stueioer pun ct. qyuis
lam nm G0rerStoa birrher um bel
ben Glierr Seu Seyter Die 6eier.nee
III ucrlctcn.
! Trau %tn I. Steoemann r.Sa
2phn @uQuit uno tcdIu. S'atc-
Npeicbeu wphrt5r om leettr 7iCaE,
! too otm Heardbniiie hes ucritprbcacr
htrrU (Seu. Y. Gniirpp in I2cirta.
Tia bel.
IbUrns @eltrpp oor Sienna war
Iwlhreuo Der &cihrot,Sta1t nui St
iut Gci %crrarotcn.
0Itm Aulb ueripratc mahrCro Ntr
@ott Den Gairtco Rpt Nrn.irs
Club nit lem rpthiacu Saa,mcb.
lur Die CiStrntc.
Nci Cincm rculidlcu &CindC IN
q. youil tluitc hudlu Cuc'agr
tin lcjrcj &ilrp rue,tlcS iuy ,ln,tr
lnltuHltn, Sdnic. II. /. II. cy' t:y
@nhItlllt bcnpt; rey' ZEN rirS.
StcpH;u &critl:i hl, itiutn &'t
Sayi III Sis i&r NtH Spn@;tr tiaRg
.t0t.
Steotrr @crid'ol. Ser b;;r c:ue
Sra!ct Sattpru aa.tatn Wro. bli
0ie o1lur nptbicen Wnitinca II
CiaRc Gitp Rc,auit.
BERNARD &a>tmaur nit 5o"iljt
catCH ljtl n@' hty Inrm ot2 N,rcA
Aforji Nnnnhpcr lutuun cr tirta
{hti! 6crcrttt. blaSilt ciuscrd,rt.
Srccbura.
Gin GluiliheS ucatS Eaar Ncm
Hn''r mo allen Sc'trn >CS &g,.S
bot,
Nturn Ntuary. Ntrmlur did mo
'War' ,'ciIwdrr iu0rtn Wahrra Nv
S&cjGrodtSicicr;aat &ciuter ihry
lit'!acu %trwaUHttu une Greu&Se
Ntmdur SphluutNucutr rrhielt IL
lester SSudIc cine NarlaNurl &t,u.
.vQgol 0ua itpu olt ltytc Aebye ns
ltitW III. Ntrmaur III cia rui.cy.
Er. j. !. SStHling bsiuh, iay
}tit %triVlnote uus 6rtunot III e.
luuiS
0crmlnn 9ucituhpi; uuo Flmi.it
'cu Siun Tareu pGhreuH Ser s$tis
lot'tS't;cgiaae Die Uaii; ibrer bitu
len %erpln0ten unh 5y,pnnt.
dtaEs Str0coer II. upn 9itioau
aia itatit,e btm I hiin nerrn Gya ~
tcreeer. btr onr einiacu Sspa'c7
IN Vein trah. ,p:c auh auocr,a lei
'tr Hnach3ciRtT aHo Trcuase bier
intE &eluh al. .Sraat bat bier III.
irreem cirer eeirllicn 6rcuno ucm
t'nsr @si4lIectte. Der or eir cari
.cIeu er$ frcune,iAtS SeFdlt seiat.
Etc I7rcemra Manufacturing Gu.. !
inc unlerer beitcH aHtaaen. iaIriiiy
{ 567 TOO .Sraic.S.-
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eit2i,lidtr seiuher. h
Sei Der 6arhlie nuiCrts Sau,nei.
fers eeorhe Z. Gdftfns tnt hd, oils +;
,hr beschrtss aeuiabraei6ent Elm !
FtMeeuxs arasm<te<t.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
aopiidIuier;.

SoN'tIner; it Taft iua;cr llriah,
cil'c0 lchItdltrn Nnocns. baltet bic,
len ii CrOnaua uuh bieie scitmrilj
gen Nn'aIle Tcrocu idlruinoeu. 5you
lcha Giihnp npu Ruitui.le, Sdio.
idlrC,bt; r%or etpn ciacm ,latrc lirt
idi on llnueronutidlteii uno 9upi.
Idmcri, irclfsS ieocS Nat suei bis
orei Gage onhielt. Sd) opttcrtc unN
nerinhtc uiele GrSneieu. opdl nithts
bali, bis i'd aul anratben eirss
treuuoes GbamberIoin { 9abIe:en
nabm. Tieie Rsbisin holrsmir m
tarser 9stt.' gsrtauit . alien
odnblern. tAns.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
tsHer SuseH ID se'abrlid. ey
ircibt i'm H-hente.

GiHe GrsaitnHa il, iuirtlidl aaied
euo. Gin ent 'rditia;es Saitem n
aeimea Snaanpiit. 9hr ieiA G:
euh lno ten 5urer itIuloia ipatei. +
eieie 1sime nbSamebreu. 2r. Bel.
3ine Tar 6Oneg III iar Grfdltm
uno 6niien nHsaeseidluet. gs e
ben 3fl!ein'. Himmt hen 6uften u
inTItiat hie 2uHser. &c il. aarG
tiri. giHr 25t bel earem Gpoibe'
(An,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
Town Ordinances,
Ordinance No. iGN


Be- II ordained b, the Board y TIL,
'r'> e t4r Town If Wc>pAa,a, Mo
,rt th.rr Shall BE- lyit1 aud collected
- n p"r annum for each and every
Foot I1hl" operated ia the Corporate
limits oI the Town Of Wc,trhala Me
Ordinance No. i39
IL it ordained by the Board Of rru>-
i.r- 1t the Town of wr,tVhaim, No
fn1I 'h,rr shall bc Ic,rd aud collected
- 90 per mnum tur each and every
prr."n operating q Restaurant in The
,nj. .orlr limit, ni the Town uf Wet
phalia Mo,
H>nry \. Bruno. Chairman
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31

1000 GlB NulLbtr lllr .ilrpr" hct
Iclttgl!in Wrl,ic. 9tanbCrc NuV
fuult r,tbcilt
9itd.r: Sen : muu,ucdrr.
HSclipbatia, Wr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
gValolano 40 1erfauier.

Sdsie Nder autes @nlblano nate
auelbtUpn billia su rertnuien. Re.
ilectirenoe m6een iih penoin an
.. VI. 3 ante y. apeIttoun, Wo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
firm "a perfaiiftH.

q" @ttS, 20 Aerr unirr anl.ur, abttasS
4'e'os ool,aue stalit Waiter rs
afer ~ Wci'eu une z IN gosau. ciutsS
caua. AtsTuaeedues aEc S,allnaasr. lie
dar'r ftsw pHler 6eHt. Irsi Ncilsu pcE
'a'b si.Ae aUs hetr Ertis seR Stult
AtocTT Naa'gH'l u,hstl! ~ bd Bel,skGa,s
ginl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
s,9lcti,.

Sir %araer Der Stnbt ,inO hermit
ncbctcn Die nun ldIliReu StaOlitCueru
nptl pJr aobrsSnbithluh an mir ,u
crtrilt.cr.
0trgn S9ciic, Haur. Staht Gotlcttrr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
Neuja6rsgrne
1915.

Nie Saniscbn lieat urs nui Dem BERGEN.
- Gn ifier Ole Welt in alammcu iebt;
< Tie Siersebu bradt aenna Der SfmerSfn:
atdl munoert obs II belier Qept.
ISilriuabr es mare sum &er,neie.s
gsenn nift Der quite tS0ti nod lebt-
ssie nit ifni bunoert tnueno Ieg!tlu
i3ernidteu Gin Der Inoere iirebt.
@ns iu i'd Gut nutl SUITS rcrteiRen?
sbr lebc 9eIer, b ts peraa
Nttt hpren mir Der SUmtc &ei6tr
Nidt seuiseu uH:Gr 9rieacsitudl
gis ebt nud ider uub RebOraen
gSir unterm SternenbaHrcr FuO
@ptt 9art bnB fern oes 2aRpies Sur9en.
Fer Batter III bel Wuttcc Airbl
lluo hpiicr mir bnh uus beiheoea
Nudl iurbcr r9d brs 6riebeus (oa;
lluo hicS meir Nunid ooG bnlb tn 6ric6tn
Gin %ult boS nubrc irbru mag
sScr mulli uur an i d. clbcr 0CHtCu,
limb an II Hch. { / Dab unb Ont
gen WiIliunen Nerien traucu %
Gid ob Der Niebtu 0erScnsbIut?
Gob Teattllnnb id] 10 tnpiv balte
gSicS lid bshcr Qehuten hut:
limb Nuhr2's gladit fdl ueu cntoltc
Yas mpde mnlten @ottea 6buao't
llno ncr aus ms mag es bearefer.
SSie 6nQlano 10 ucrrnaelt' it,
Sid 10 III aiten 0aB OtrIieen
SSr Stroll unb Neio anb Sntau Slit?
MI oieice iull uns iere tltibeu.
SSc irIbcr, md I'M rcucr ,\1hr
2uB ~ bre Ycbc fyitte trcjten,
I'm oCutiden %plte imnleroar
Gann mag ia tDmmcn pos Sa role
Sic Ne2c II III %,icr uiiet
tg9c9 u&ulers Sdlitial bc rGcr ulltl.,
Ter GetIGn bprt ur0 ',ic St,ta
7nru trb e2 bpd iun gutcn men0tn,
Tie II gglI orS Seocug Ucrocn.
Gaun NOo mir Qnn' in Cpuc2 00nocn
ySo oUdl 0l5 Sddll trit All Green
2nB Gr tcni N}irReu mad. ciu Gnoe.
EVu Niii'Uneu Utl 'trilctdlcu
&cleb hcS @iaubcn tturc SunA,
g2,c 80 inuuo. ycbe c1 rrbcijt)cu.
7rrn 'rob ilrbn6 sum acucn Sabre.
llno och nit Sutt rhu 6atht Gub ilacn:
Zen 9Qca oar NiIidr trcu rctcriobrc.
On hcult Qenltljdlcm Nthuntu,
&ii blE nntt uiCitu rcucu ,(ahrtu,
NudlS Nette frlmt hrrlnntip,cu 8
9nnu relic mt Der 0uacl2ida0rCn
$50 en- &C &tihGGt ts,ictcr prluatn i
{. NJ. :. (
~ ~ ' - .? ;s?ce''o - ~ ea,>, ~ ~ %,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
9tUrl ft,ert carmen sm esfaes fla6
81 usrkanfGH. 30 nab aS
psaars PER Ad,er.
Ouir frlserHheit fur prutlais.
nenlGdir atatrh aft

Lui,.'tlords Aabsa "a caisstns bti&uts
5f1t E-rrs- TT sRGC Courig. unite. zen
aEEra''tr &eotH1u7qtE UnG ~ siatstH
SEEtlln m ucllluisn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
,tarm III ucrfanicu.

2ou Stcr, ~ 9ider hrN rrt,y
Sn.tir luurou 10 Etitr 9Gariti 9'pi.
toni. Ser 9Itii if cpl; uno <9,;ac.
!auh. SIlr5 Suao nit 9uSrabn,, upr
f2 Hcrrs III sut cireeialrf. ,2ism-
iih au;tS sSphrhuus. arric nens
SdtunC, reatS RauthauS ura 0ah,
nttItdll; Glttrrt b:ial Nauie: cute
G.nci.cn aui otr Snyu. Iitit Sarm
IN bciienS 'ar &ichluh; ocelart: uuo
nar cine &rile ou7 &cfphalia eeic
acr.
Gabere NusturiI ertbeilt ser 81.
qtrtharer
&hiIipp gRcrteusmeutr.
GiHSaraaia.
Meme ieds-sierbctrnit Slaeappo.
rat nit .-ariJtipn riutt." .&niier-
On Der engine. nebh IS Boil saar.
eri ipfrrttasm abius fur $500. CO.
D. q. Q Sdftrrtfx
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31

Nnocr ,tluo budlc" llcbCritlnht
NJ - Gents bel
y d tel Il NiltcmcOcr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31

--6afer. sprr uEo Gen srHaItbar
81 rtl6iacn Ertiien bel
IN eph Gahrop.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
Mrs. MeGlain's @riahrnnB nit
Group.

! 1 via mein annbe. Ainn, IIciu mar,
pr CT bftcrs SIriitlen Der Group
|nnsaeieUt nnb ih mar III ioldlcn3,l,
Ecu tniner tn Gnpit. Gbnmberlain's .
onab 8emehn bc,udhrte iidh aenen
isiss erioen better alS ollie :rbcre.
= anb ihm iiets iduel!e 9inoCrlrna
Sd bin ME phne es i'm 6nuic, /.
reih poiiitip bah es GROUP hri.th
@retbt 1rau ". ". Rrglai.
piairsuiifs. ga: Ssrtauit bel al u.
ptnoItm. tans.J
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31
Snmbcr rcrlarot.

RATEki"S ID HOUSE.
Shenandoah Iowa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-31

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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
RESINOL CURED AWFUL
ITCHING IN ONE NIGHT

New York, April 26.-"The skin on
my hand got red and rough. 1t itched
and l began to scratch it. 1t itched
so that sometimes / could not sleep all
night. 1 was suffering very much. l
used - salve and --, but they
did not seem to help me. This went
on for six or seven months. Then |
tried resinol ointment and resinol
soap. l used them one night. In the
morning to my surprise, my hand was
all we'll and the trouble has never re-
turned. This is the absolute truth. -
(Signed) Miss Celia Klienman, 81 Co
lumbia st.
Nothing we can say of resinol
equals what others such as Miss
Kleinman, say of it. 1t does its work
quickly, easily and at little cost. Resi-
mol ointment and resinol soap are sold
by all druggists.-Adv.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS

Prohibition forces lost their battle
for the insertion of plank favoring
the resubmission of the prohibition
question to a vote of the people at
the republican state convention in
Iowa.
In a recent session of the British
Columbia Federation of Labor it pass
ed a resolution demanding the exclu-
sion of all Asiatics from Canada as
inimical to the interests of the work
ing classes.
The initiative bill providing for pro-
hibition of manufacture and sale OF
intoxicating liquor in the state OF
Washington after January l, 1916, will
go on the ballots of the general cleo
ton November 3.
Decoying his sweetheart, Miss Alice
Wallace, into a booth in cafe at San
Francisco Wednesday, George M. Aus
tin of the United States cruiser West
Virginia shot her, perhaps fatally, and
then killed himself.
Within one day OF reaching his zotn
birthday ]. A. Leonard, formerly OF
Spokane, a well-known young electri-
clan of Butte, was electrocuted on
Wednesday on the 1600-foot level OF
the High Ore mine.
At Omaha, Neb., four persons were
fatally shot during two fights between
rival gangsters, in one of which 300
men and boys engaged, and which
brought riot calls to police headquar
tiers in each instance.
Harry X. Thaw won six months
legal battle when he was awarded by
the orphans court of Pittsburg the
income from his fathers estate, which
has been denied him by the trustees
since he was adjudged insane for the
Staying of Stanford White. BY the de
cision Thaw gets $160,773.
President "Muckie' Macdonald an
nounces on behalf of the executive
committee of the Butte Mine Workers
union that the offer of the Butte Typo
graphical union to aid in a settlement
would not be accepted. The printers
were thanked for their efforts, but thu
insurgent miners had nothing to arbi
trate, according to Macdonald.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
MINES AND MINERS

The report of the lie Roi No. 2 of
Rossland, B. c., for the month of May
shows ore shipments of 1,760 tons and
153 tons of concentrates. The re-
ceipts from the smelter were $25,270.
company has been formed to take
over the group of claims known as
the Lincoln, near Kellogg, Idaho. The
corporation is styled the st. Stanislaus
Mining and Milling company, capital
lied for 100000, by Stephen A.
Doyle, H. w. Purcell and F. w. Davis.
New York.
Lead, dull, s3.s5@3.95.
Spelter, dull, $4.95@5.05.
Copper dull, spot and September
$13.25@153.65; electrolytic, $13.62@
1887; lake nominal; casting, $13.50G
1852.
Anthony dull; Cookson's, $7.12@
1926.
Iron, quiet; unchanged.
Tin firb; spot, $31.65@31.s5; Sep
TENDER, $31.80@32.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

Charles w. Beale of Wallace will be
a candidate for the supreme bench to
succeed Justice Ailshio.
The funeral of William H. Crowley,
who was killed in an automobile acct
dent, was held Monday at Moscow
The program for the fall tournament
shoot to be held by the Lewiston Gun
club October 4, 5, 6, will soon be is
sued by the club.
Party lines in this state will be OBJ
liberated, or practically so, in the pri-
mary preparations now being made
because of the wet and Cry issues.
Sheriff Elmers of Grangeville has
brought Pete Bies, George Beresch
and Jack Gibrar from Cottonwood on
charge of attacking and beating Mar
shah Crawford. All three were releas-
ed ON cash bail.
Famed by high wind, a grass fire
ragged in the Hatwai section Monday
and threatened for a time to destroy
the farm residences and otubuildings
of S. ID. White and other farmers in
that district.
Homer Jordan, a real estate man OF
Charleston, Wash, and Lewiston, Ida.
no, charged with obtaining money un.
der false pretenses was complete
ly indicated and his discharge or
dered bv the court
The German society and Sons OF
Hermann of Kendrick had their an
nual sangerfest Sunday at the home OF
Joseph Schultz. The German Singing
society of Lewiston rendered vocal
and instrumental music.
Murray will not be replaced by Poca
tello in the Union association this
year, as the league magnates had
planned, because Murray has arrang
ed to meet its financial difficulties and
carry the club through the present sea
son.
Howard Sullivan of Lewiston, who
has been working in the harvest field:
y.
home, having been bitten by rattle
snake Sunday morning while asleep
Sullivan was awakened by a stingint
pain in his hand.
William Johnson, aged 10, a mem
Der of the Second regiment, Idaho Ma
tional Guard, whose skull was fractuI
ed in an automobile accident at Gear
hart, Oregon, last week, died withou
regaining consciousness. He was tn
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas johnson
of Standpoint.
Red Mcpherson and George CARD
ner, two walters, were seriously stall
bed Sunday at Lewiston by two youn
men with whom they had engaged i
fight over the alleged theft of a bo
tie of whisky. The men who did tn
cutting made their escape before tn
officers arrived.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
GRAIN AND MILLING NOTES.

L. R. Miller has leased the Kerr
Clifford warehouses at Pullman, Whe-
Ian, Ktizmiller and Bubsy, Wash.
w. w. Brown and others of Grange
vile, Idaho, have about completed the
overhauling of the old Grangeville
Roller Mill and will soon have it in
operation.
T. S. Ward, of the Alexander COM
pany, Lewiston, Idaho, has announced
that this firm will construct a ware
house in Tammany Hollow, the house
to be the first on the Johnson rail-
road. The building will have a stor-
age capacity of 100000 sacks.
1t is announced that warehouse com.
panies will raise storage rates this
season from soc a ton until January /
to soc a ton for the first 30 days and
10c per ton for each succeeding month
until January 1 and an additional
charge of 10c per ton will be made for
weighing out grain at any time.
A party of Spokane business men
autoed out to the plant of the Spokane
Wooden Mills Wednesday, and under
the direction of Manager Newell were
shown the workings of the new Spo
kane industry. There are 20 skilled
operators employed at present and II
is expected that this number will be
increased to rs later in the season
The looms are turning out $50 yards
of cloth daily and this will be in
creased to 200 yards next week. The
maximum capacity Of the plant is 60I
yards.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
MONTANA BRIEFS

Deer Lodge Elks will have a big
picnic next Sunday.
The Milwaukee has inaugurated a
daily train service to Grass Range
from Lewistown.
Mrs. Nellie O'Shaughnessy attempt
ed suicide recently at Livingston by
taking chloroform.
The 1914 convention of the Montana
State Press association is on at Lew
istown this week.
The annual reunion OF the Montana
Society of Pioneers will occupy three
days at Bozeman Aug 5, and Z.
The first summer session ever held
at the college at Bozeman has closed
after most successful six weeks of
work
Gold and white are to be the colors
for the decorations at the Montana
gold and silver jubilee celebration at
Bozeman Aug. 5-S.
The state supreme court in a deci-
sion held that the initiative and refer
endum amendment to the constitution
is constitutional.
1t is reported that Barney Fitzpat-
rick, a member of Anacondas police
force for IA years, and for many years
chief of police, is dead in De Smet,
Idaho.
Without material changes, but with
numerous minor alterations, the con-
stitution a proposed by the executive
committee was adopted at massmeet-
ing of the Butte Mine Workers union
held Sunday.
Martin Gleason, county assessor, has
finished the assessment of the prop
erty of Powell county for the current
year and it shows total of 1924, 716,
an increase of $599,199 over the fig
ures of last year.
n. B. Keeney of lie Roy, N. Y, one
of the leading seedsmen of the Uni
ted States in the wholesale market
and largely interested in the growing
of seed peas in the Gallatin valley,
says the conditions were never more
promising in Montana.
The conference committee of con
gress on the sundry civil service bill
has agreed to fixing the salary of the
clerk of the federal court of Montana
at $780, being a material reduction
The amendment also abolishes the
double fee system in the federal court
in the Montana district and establishes
single fee system.
That sheep will be run in the for
ests of Northern Montana in places
and in a manner so as not to injur'
the winter pasturage of the elk wa
the result reached after a conference
between State Game Warden De Har
and R. II. Rutledge, assistant distric
forester, in charge of lands in distric
No. / of the forest service.
Dates for county Institutes of teacf
ers and for summer schools have bee
set for a majority of the counties {
} the state. The summer schools wi
4 begin next month, a number bein
Joint ones, to last from three to 81
1 weeks. Several counties will hol
their Institutes when the state teacl
ers' association meets at Butte in N
3 vember Aug. 81 county institutes wi
l be held by Musselshell Fallon and Ri
e Horn counties; Sept 7, Rosebud an
? Carbon will hold institutes, and Sep
D % Lincoln and Sanders counties. Sur
mer schools will be held at Levi
town by Fergus and Meagher cou
ties at Great Falls by Cascade, Oh
teau, Teton and Toole at Rosebr
lake. Yellowstone and Saltwater;
e Glendive, Dawson and Richland; Fla
g head at Kalispell and Gallatin at Boz
u man.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
Would Prevent Bic Railroad strIke.

DEMONSTRATING by the federal
board of mediation to settle the diff
lerences between the SO western rail-
roads and their engine crews is on here
this week. William L. Chambers,
chairman of the board; Federal Judge
Martin A. Knapp and G. W. Hanger,
assistant commissioner, will use their
good offices to obtain the consent OF
the carriers and their employees to ar
bitration.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
col. eOethara Home removed.

Panama.-The house at Culebra
which for seven years has been the
home of Col. Goethals has been re-
moved. 1t probably will be regretted
at Ancon, on the site of the cemtetary
from which the bodies we're recently
disinterred, and again serve as the
home of the governor of the canal zone
until a substantial governors mansion
is built.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
car poes Honor 10 Polncare.

St ersburg.-President Poincare
of France was welcomed on his ar
rival Tuesday off Kronstadt with full
naval honors by the emperor of Rus
STA. The president was accompanied
by Premier Viviani
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
Dead Banker Carried sac 600.

Livingston, Mont. - Edgar Magness,
a wealthy southern banker, died here
Tuesday of cancer Of the stomach. He
had $4,000 on his person when his eff
fects were searched. Magness was
president of the State Trust company
Of Nashville, Tenn.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
JournaIist and Author Dies.

New k.-Montgomery Schuyler,
journalist and author, and known for
his published studies in architecture,
is dead of pneumonia at his home in
New Rochelle, N. Y. He was in his
list year.