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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07
MATCH ENDS
IN A DRAW
Herbert and Des Voignes Give Exhibi.
ton of Strength and Skill Wednes-
day at Kent's Hall
TWO GOOD PRELIMINARY BOUTS
Was Good Boost for Clean Local
Athletics

The best wrestling match ever
seen in this city was pulled off
Wednesday evening at Kent's hall
between Clare Des Voignes and
George Herbert, the former local
wrestler and the latter Of Vancouver,
B. c. After an hour of strenuous
work neither wrestler had secured
any advantage over the other and
by common consent the match was
called draw. The affair was wit
messed by large crowd of enthu-
siastic fans.
The outcome of the match was a
decided surprise to the friends of
both participants. A large major
ity of the fans backed Herbert, fig
uring that his tremendous strength
would enable him to break any
hold which his more agile oppon-
ent might secure and enable him to
pin Des Voignes' shoulders to the
mat. But Des Voignes was the
aggressor from start to finish. He
displayed a scientific knowledge of
the wrestling game and was as
agile as a panther in eluding every
attempt made by Herbert to secure
hold. On point basis he was
the winner.
Herbert handled himself easily
and if in better training could
probably wear Des Voignes out.
AS it was Herbert broke away from
every hold by main strength and
weight. Des Voignes secured three
toe holds but was unable to handle
his man. Herbert seemed willing
to let Des Voignes secure any hold
but appeared to recognize his op-
ponents superior skill from the
first few minutes of the mat and
seemed wary of attempting the ag-
gressive.
No dissatisfaction was expressed
at the outcome of the match. The
fans had witnessed as pretty an ex-
hibition of clever wrestling as any
one could wish for. 1t was a
match that will go a long ways
towards encouraging a clean sport
in this vicinity. Van Buren, ref
cree the match. Earl Tomlinsor
was time-keeper.
Two good preliminaries were
given. The first was a boxing
match between VIM. Johnston ano
Dean Norton. Both boys were
clever but Norton had the advan
tage of reach and wore his man out
in the sixth round.
In the second preliminary Viii
lard, of Kansas City, displayed {
neat guard and handiness will
either right or left and ras able t
md on Thomas Gills 4 at will
Gillard was game bit had N
chance. Willard is an e,l berienceC
man at the game, evidently, anC
local fans would like to see hin
matched against equal skill ant
weight. Jack 'Brien referred tn
preliminaries.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07

A bond election will be held at
the school house of Independent
School District No. tomorrow
afternoon between the hours of one
and five O'Clock in the afternoon,
to determine whether or not the
district shall be bonded in the sum
of $40, 900 for the purpose of build
ing a new school. This is the
smallest sum which has ever been
asked for at a bonding election in
this district. If the bond issue is
passed the new school will be built
on the site known as the Eaton
place adjoining the present school
house site.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07
new BOARD
TAKESUP DUTIES
Newly Elected Village Trustees Assume
Mantle Of Office Last Tuesday
Evening
GEORGE R. GRAY CHOSEN MAYOR
Dr.. Fry, the Retiring Mayor, Gives Re-
port Of Work Done by Old Board

The new board of village trustees
took Office Tuesday evening after
the old board had cleaned up all
old business. George R. Gray
was elected chairman of the new
board and Charles Laschinger was
elected village clerk. The resigna-
ton of ]. A. Morley as village
marshal was not acted upon and
Mr.. Morley will continue to act as
marshal until the new board are
able to select his successors.
A considerable amount of new
business was brought up but none
of it was acted upon by the new
trustees who seemed to prefer to
wait until they were on to the
ropes" before taking any definite
actions.
In closing up the business of the
old board and before turning the
session over to the new board,
Mayor Fry gave brief resume Of
the work accomplished under the
outgoing administration and told
of the work which it had hoped to
accomplish but which would have
to be done, if done at all, by the
new board on account of the fact
that the old board had not been
able to secure sufficient finances,
Mayor Fry told how the out
going administration had divided
its work, closely following the plan
outlined under a commission form
of government. Five departments
were organized police, finance,
health and sanitation, fire and
streets and alleys. Each member
of the board was made chairman
of one the committees and follow
ing Mayor Fry's outline of the
work accomplished each chairman
gave detailed statement of the
work done by his department, the
amount of money spent and what
it was expended for.
Mayor Fry told that the old
board had completed and put into
use system Of bookkeeping; had
effected a settlement with the con-
crete sidewalk contractors to the
advantage of the city; had COM
pleted the Strengthening of Main
street with all parts of the street
which were vacated being dedicated
to the town with one exception.
The city had acquired the Cook
property on the north end of Main
street for a city hall site and had
purchased the acreage on the
Northside for lark and dump
grounds. The city limits had been
materially increased. The fire hall
had been completed and new fire
alarm system installed. The ordi-
naDces of the city had been revised
and published. Two sections of
the river bank had been piled in a
permanent manner. Permanent
street grades had been established.
A great deal of permanent road
work and repair work had been
done. The mayor explained that
the deficit in town funds was due
to the lessened income from 6ues
upon which the town had depended
Taking up the question of need
ed improvements Mayor Fry sug-
gested the construction of a sewer
age system, the paving of Main
street, the fencing of the Northside
city property. He further sug-
gested that a cheaper man should
be secured for the position of town
marshal inasmuch as Boomers Fer
nv will soon be the headquarters
for the new county sheriff.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07

George Cyrus returned to Bon
ners Ferry Monday after a months
visit with friends and relatives in
various parts of his old home state,
Pennsylvania.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07

Don Lawrence, sales manager CT
the Boomers Ferry Lumber COM
pany, was in Spokane Wednesday
on business trip.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07

The A. c. Moore residence lots
in Park addition were sold this week
to Chester Simonds. the deal being
made through Geo &c Wade.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19

brother lies very low with no hope OF
recovery.
Miss Martha Stubbe went to Boyer
Friday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Sheldorf, until Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Hickman, Mrs. NJ Patch
| in and Miss Loyal Winans went to
Denscn Friday afternoon.
Elder c. L. Butterworth, OF Dow
City, held services at the L, y. S.
church Saturday evening and twice on
Sunday.
Mrs James McKim visited Wednes-
day at the home of her sister, Mrs.
! Heaman.
y male quartet. consisting Of .Icn-
ninas Ncwcom, Clyde Cose, Arthur
Whey and Donnie Strecter, sang Il
lovely piece at the services Sunday
evening at the l.. ID. $. church Miss
EEnice Dobsen presided at the organ.
j. T. Spence and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Winans, the Misses Eunice Dob
son, Nora and Ruth Jordan, MI. and
Mrs Lacy Meyers, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Schiller and Mrs. l.. Schuler were
among those who attended services
in Denison Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Winnie Browns closed her
school last Friday with q picnic in
the grove
A three day carnival is being plan
ned by the business men Of the town
to be held the LIST, I'd and Sd of July.
A special meeting has been held and
the event partly arranged for. An
other meeting is called for Monday
night We hope they will make a
success OF the undertaking.
Mrs. Helen Johnston's school of
the list, I'd and Sd primary grades had
a fine program last Friday afternoon.
Visitors present We're Mrs. H. Ehlers
and baby, Mrs. S. Horr. Mrs. William
Worley and children, Mrs. j. w. True,
Mrs. G. W. Robertson Mrs. McNeal
and little daughter, Mrs. c. ]. New
com. Mrs. Ella Winans and the Misses
Nora Jordan, Iris Rounds and Susie
lIattely. Mrs. Johnston makes fine
teacher and the pupils arc doing good
work under her instruction. She has
secured the school for next year
Elder D. r. Chambers viii hold
services at the L. d. 5. church next
Miss Icunicc Dobson will close her
school Tuesday of this week. She
was detained by the high water early
in the spring so she could not set to
her school for couple OF days, which
gives her work these two days.
Word from Mrs. Prentice Monday
states that she is getting along very
nicely and il is thought she will be
able to return home in a couple OF
weeks. which her friends will be glad
TO note.
=. L. 5McKim and son, Willie, and
Percy Browne went to the lake Sat
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Transcontinental Film Journey Over
Lincoln Highway Started May 18th
Mayor Mitchell Of New York Gave Word
Which Started Caravan From City
Hall For Panama-PaciGc Expo.
TAKE THREE MONTHS 1000 FEET OF film REQUIRED

New York City, n. Y.-On Saturday.
May 18th, in the Office OF the president
OF the Lincoln Highway association
in Detroit, a teIegrapher taking the
dictation OF Henry b. Joy direct on to
the private wire connecting his Office
with that of Mayor Mitchell, vii! sound
the necessary dots and dashcs which
being translated to the mayor will in
dictate that all is in readiness for the
start OF the three months tranSconti-
mental feature film trip over the Lin
coin highway Out on Broadway, the
center of a great thronS Of interest
ed spectators, Will stand q great spe-
cially prepared and decorated Stutz
car pure white. and with the cmblems
Of the Lincoln Highway association
cleaning upon its polished sides. 1t
viii be painting in readiness for the
trip which, three months later, Will set
it in san francisco at the end OF the
most unique and interesting trans
continental jourey ever experienced.
Accompanying the great Stutz
Whicl, Will carry Consul-at-Lorge H.
c. Ostermann of the Lincoln High
way association and an expert motion
picture operator, Will be two other
cars, a Studebaker and Il Packard,
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Mrs. L. Carl was Dcnison visitor
last Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the SHOW in
Dow City last week, and reports are
that it was a good one.
Mrs. j. Mahnke was a Charter Oak
visitor last Friday.
A barn dance was given al the j. f.
Petersen horle last Saturday. A large
crowd was present and all had good
time.
Last Sunday a game OF ball was
played between Dane Ridge and Para
disc i'll Tom Rules pasture. The score
was 10 to 23 in favor OF Paradise.
+. Carl autoed to Dow City Satui
day When he returned home he re-
ported that he saw Alec Eel meet with
a very bad accident Mr.. Bell was
Going to town and little on this side
OF the Boyer bridge he ran OFF the
bank with his car, The car turned
bottom side up with Mr.. Bell rnder it.
Mr. Carl went back to Dow City for
hep and when the car was turned
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Miss Edna Childress is ut home OF
. vacation, having been absent sever
al months, engaged in travelling and
singing with number of others.
Hannibal Fink has purchased the
Cose property, whore Grandpa and
Grandma Cose resided number OF
years. south of the j. w. True prop
erty We understand he will fix it
up for home in the near future and
leave the farm. We will be glad to
welcome this excellent family.
A Mothers day program and de
bate was given AT The relisio last Tues
day evening. 1t was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs j. c. Williams visited at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. T. NJ Bro
gan. part OF last week
Mrs. Ella Winans entertained the
Willing Workers last Wednesday at
ternoon Sewing was the order Of the
afternoon. The guests present We're
the ,wo lady teachers, Mrs. Johnson
and Miss Mccoy, and Mrs S. VI.
Streeter. 4 lovely two course lunch
was served.
Clair McKim, of Phoenix. Ariz.,
made short visit at the home Of his
aunt. Mrs. J. n. Miller. last week. He
lis travelling for the Fairmont Cream
cry company and went to Grand Isl
and. Neb., to begin work and will
probably make Colorado his central
point We are glad to learn his health
has greatly improved since going to
Arizona, and hope he may continue
until we'll a2an,
Ray Winans, of Pcrcival visited
relatives and acquantanccs here part
of last week.
Miss Ethel Galland, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Gladys Scolls. came
over from Ricketts, Saturday. They
returned Sunday afternoon by auto.
Firman Newcom taking them in his
car, accompanied by Russell Newcom.
The revival services We're well at
tended last week. We understand
there have been over forty conversions
and much good has ben accomplish
ed.
Andrew schwantz. while passing
OYER the grade made IRON the new
bridge by A. j. Mason's Saturday, |
nearly got his car Oft the grade.
The Northwestern Surveyors and
Mr.. Whitney, the town lot agent, were |!
in town last week on business.
Guy Johnson returned to his work |
at Carroll last Monday after a pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends.
Word received from T. II. Day at
kingman, Ind, is to the effect that his
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each brand new, each specially equip
red, each shining With the colors or
the association. These cars. VIII carry
supplies, camp equipment, the wives
OF The men and representatives OF the
great factories which are sending
them.
tpon the flash from Detroit. Mayor
Mitchell Will hurry to the scene ana
speak the word which will unleash
the three imratiently purrins cars. The
cnmera will begin to click, the 300
mile journey from coast to coast VIII
begin. and the record of experiences
will be written indelibly upon the iilm
for The future pleasure and education
OF Thousands in every part OF the
country.
Three months later the party will
drive into the Panama-PaciIic cXposi-
ton grounds and when the final foot
OF film has clicked before the eye OF
the camera, the party can enter
motion picture house, and see
themselves starting from New York
and live again tho enjoyable journey
rs far IS Salt Lake City. The com
picte picture will later be shown in
every city on the route.
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In the jungles and fields, in
our factories, etc, 100000
men are employed to meet the
demand for Goodyear tires.
No other tire commands
anywhere near such favor.
And this spring has shown, in
sales to dealers, an increase
Of 81 per cent.
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urday evening" returning Monday with
some fish.
The band boys autoed to Dcnison
last Friday night for practice.
| Arthur Spence Went to Omaha Sat
urday. The damage suit in the auto
accident in which he so nearly lost
his life will come off next Monday
! Mr.. Simpson, the principal OF our
school was thrown from his motor
cycle Saturday ana one limb and foot
| were hurt very badly, which nccessi
tated his getting around on clutchcs
a few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Percy Browne, Of Den
ison, visited lew days the past week
at the 10. L. McKim home.
Revived services win continue at the
Nj. Z. church until Wednesday, in
Guiding Wednesday evening. They are
being conducted by Evangelist Jones'
The following program was render
cd Friday afternoon by Mrs. John
ston's primary pupils:
l'las Salute.
Song by School, Here Now We Meet
Again
Recitation, Folks Like Me-" Alice
Recitation cit. I'll on ~rho SPIDER" Lowell,
Newcom.
Recitation, I'm Little Fellow.
Merwin Cose.
Song Third Grade Boys.
Recitation, "'ihe Six Pence Arthur
Wilson.
Recitation, Man in the Moon Vir-
Gil NpWrOm
Recitation, My Shadow" Violet
Song by the Girls.
Recitation, "Pa Says I'm Bad" LES
lie Wcscott.
Recitation, when Little Boy. =
Donald Winans
Recita ion, Little Leaf Ellen Sheets
Timely Advice by Second Grade
Recitation, THE Ford Car. ''-Lco
Winey.
Solo prom the Willow branches. -
Ellen Sheets.
Recitation, Little Birdie. crystal
Sewcom.
Recitation, Does Anybody Want
Cat" -Jamcs Anderson.
Duet: Edna Wcscott, Pesgy Robert
Recitation, q Wish Was the Boy
Mother Thinks, Corey Wright.
Recitation, "Vaca jon. Edna Wc3-
cot
Recitation, My Father Talks. Lyle
Winans.
Exercise, The Flag. Six Boys.
Recitation. Queen Of Mothcrand. -
Arthur Mckim.
Recitation, THE Cat in the Well
Donald Robertson.
Alice Darling.
Solo, Johnnie Rankin. Ellen Sheets
Exercise, who Told the News. BY
tho School
Song, Our Flag" by school
Tho Italians are getting ready for
hostilities BY oilins ZIP the hurdygur
dy and buying the monk a new uni
form.
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Henry Hannen and Walter Rcif.
spent Thursday in Carroll, returning
in the evening.
Miss Iillie Arndt returned Wcdnes-
day from an over Sunday visit with
her parents at LUdc, Iowa
Il Mr.. keiff is expecting lis new Ford
car every day now.
Otto Waite lost valuable horse,
worth $3.50, last Thursday night With
collie. This is Il big loss this time OF
yea.
Mrs. Bonney returned Thursday
evening after a few days visit with
her daughter, Beapice, at Kamrar.
Mrs. Willis Wilkins and sons, Of
Woodbine, were over Sunday visitors
at the John Griffin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Col,
Inns, OF Charter Oak, visited Wednes,
day with Mrs. ]. p. Welsh and family.
James Welsh and Vile returned on
Monday to their home at New lamp
ton after visit OF few days With the
j. r. Welsh family.
Herman Neubaum was a Sioux City
visitor Friday
Miss specht, OF Charter Oak. was
a guest at the Carl Hamann home Tor
q few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hahn came over
from Manila Sunday for a few days
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The reason is, we fortify
our tires. We give the best
that others give, plus five OK
elusive features, In costly
ways, employed by no one else,
,o ol,t.
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This will Lincoln highway Of
starting May 18th Ills brand STUFF beautifully decorated
blue the Lincoln highway
white with wheels
Francisco miles
H. c, CousulatarSe
the will
Consul and 1000 motion pictures will be TAX
will
party including official accompanying
will be Mitchell and welcomed
President
Moore o exposition.
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Hans Brockelsby was Il caller las
Wednesday at the Elzie .Brockelsb!
home.
Mrs. August Wcinbrandt was visit
ing "Wednesday afternoon at the A
lort Baudow home.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Christensen were
visiting Wednesday evening; at the
August Weinbrondt home, MIR. Pautscll
took them out in an automobile.
Albert and Willie Weinbrandt and
sister. Miss Julia, attended the pic
tlre show al Vail "Wednesday evening.
Dick Brockelsby and Herman Chris
tian were callers Thursday at tlle
Angus; Weinbranlt home. Mr.. Brock
olsby is teaching Mr. Christian how
to run an auto
Willie and John Plotz and Harry
Boyens were callers at Vail Wednes-
day evening and attended the picture
show.
Mary Duffy spent Wednesday eve
ming at the john kearney home.
Irene Kearney and sister, Hazel,
Mary Duffy. Marie Rohwer and sister
We're visiting Wednesday evening at
the Armstrong hone.
Fred Piotz was a business caller at
Manning Wednesday,
Elsie, spent "Wednesday afternoon at
the George Friday home.
MIR and Mrs. Jim Bremner We're call
ers in Vail Wednesday evening.
Louie Bandow spent Friday evening
at the Harry Boyens home.
August Weinbrandt spent Sunday af
ternoon at the Hans Hansen home.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Fred rlotz and two
children spent sunday at the home OF
the formers sister, Mrs, John lessen,
near Deloii.
4 A number Of neighbors were enter
tanned Sunday afternoon at the Albert
Eandow home in honor Of Mrs. Ban
dow S birthday. All wished Mrs. Ban
dow many more happy birthdays.
Those in attendance were Mr. and
Mrs. August Weinbrandt and family,
Mr. and Mrs Louie Baudow and fam
lily, NJ. and Mrs. Fred Miller and son,
Air. and Mrs. Harry Boyens and two
children, John and Willie Plotz, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley BandoW and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fritz and son, Char
ley Shuttle and Annie and Ben Sege-
barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Loirman are
rejoicing over the arrival OF baby
daughter who came TO gladden. their
home Friday
Willie Plotz spent Tuesday evening
al. the Fred Potz home;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Segcbart and
two children We're visiting Sunday at
telnoon at the Albert Bandow home.
I'D Neu.nan spent Sunday afternoon
with his friend, Louie Band3w.
Louie Randow and brother. Herbert,
Were callers III Vail Saturday evening.
Amanda Asmus spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Albert BandoW home
Carl Sesebart left Saturday morn
ing for Omaha to be under the doctors
care. MI. JQchmsen accompanied
him
Harlow Chapman and son, Worth,
were callers at the Harry Magill home
one day last week.
Ellie Brockelsby was Il caller Sun
day at the Hans Brockelsby home.
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right side Up it was found that Mr..
Bel! was not very badly hurt. The
steering wheel and one wheel OF the
car were broken Oft.
MIR. and Mrs. +. lIckcrt and chill
drcn went to Sioux City Saturday.
The Kenwood Sewing club had
dance in The hall Saturday.
Fred Kuelll gave a party Saturday.
Quite a crowd was present and all had
q good time.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. kuehl and daugh-
ter were Sunday visitors at the III.
Bramley home.
Reports are that there Will be a pub
lie dance in the kenwood half Satur-
day.
4 party dance was given at the
home of ii, Wendt Sunday. A number
from this vicinity attended and report
9 good time.
Many editors are prepared to avcnge
the sinking OF the Lusitana even il
they wear out their type writing ma
chimes doing it.
1t is surprising how much better
some people feel about the political
situation after the hens get to laying
again.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19

1t is claimed that the United States
navy is not prepared for war but any
way the officers nave become quite
perfect in the fox tro; the past winter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19

a tip can commonly be defined us
something that you give TO a servant
fer preventing you from doing some
thing that YOU would prefer to do lori
yourself.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19

Presideu, Wilson cannot be con
sjdered wholly qualified for the present
intense situation without having had
la training rs a baseball umpire.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19

Jane Adams claims thai Homework
is restful but the girls will deny them
selves several dollars a week not to
do it.
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