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The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Reckless ri bard tno relative
OF toe lave Poor Nrhard"l has
challenger som, tme.triel thrift
uaN.ms In letter to mc be
wrote
80 gave THIS one. 4 rolling stone
gathtrs no moss. 10 COUSIN. lie
came back With \ seJting hen never
grows lat lie is a rolling stone.
aud I'm a setting hen From What /
know OF The history II h. Franklin
should say he Was rolling stone
-he worked In Boston and IN Phila
Gvlph!a. went tao or three times TO
Fnslaud lived in France. and
da50led m about everything that
came along
But there's no conh'ct here rhe
setting hen does not gtl rat But
look NJ tie wealth she creates by
keeping ca The JOB for a time and
&ttendllE To IL with conscience,
Asain A. Franklin VAS far from
lc.ns. in financial sense. a rolling
stone he was scarcely moro than
a boy nhrn No quilted Boston Tor
pm ado pNis. and his property inter
eets remained concentrated
Again" wrote my correspondent.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Grains and Provisions

DETROIT May zs--Close Atten-
ton has largely been turned from
are considered bullish although sozae
have been contradicted and oth-rs
modified IN the past few days
Liverpool was open on W ednesd1F
for the nrs, time this week and prtces
did not show much change from those
Of last week. II Vas A little caE1er
In some directions \ dun British
market was reported. They expect
a great deal Of wheat from America
the week American damage report
are no; taken seriously and are not
causing much increase Ia buying An
advance 10 noted In Canadian cargoes
and winter vheats are qGiet
There is not muck buying on The
crop damage reports and wheat rules
dull. While winter wheat may have
suggested some reduction. the norm g.
~.rStera outlook h. splendid and Cali
fornia has good promise c0usfdar-
IN. wheat from ali positions the
bears think prices have gone IN
enough TO discount The present cop
outlook. SHOWS reports have gre4f
est weight with the trade ard - faE
been quite pronounced iu hi nsi -
that winter wheat has receive 4.
important setback. Liverpool iE ruf
saogirg uuch anxiety about wheat
pure bases and markets "a other perts
supply shows decrease tor TIE week
Of s..ss. 900 oB
Fear % political tanzies - the
csr-e Of light traetrx and there -
little chance FOR imgrovcmart until
All. eountrv knoWs where lt la a.
vith relation 90 Germany.
beat made revy Nttle show n
az srysrgth a. any ttus The rIYe1
Ma AZ n loss - - In cash ard 90
- in tie fytIres
Corn declined &c
What gIIotatf.rs raah Na res
ttss f4fy opened Wit.ol, sharza
AZ sIas defined 10 g. lgL
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
COMES FAR
FOR FLOWER
Chinese Dentist Visits
Chicago to Buy
Carnations

SEATTl Wash Way g6 e
Kew a Chinese dentist Of shanghai
Who is In Seat'ie on HIS way home.
doesn't care about distance or o.,
srac!es one" he makes no his mind
bc wants something Mr, Kew ar
rived or the Pacific coast from
SHANGHAI m search Of hes'th TIE
visited The various cities alons The
Pac.ac slope and came 20 Seattle
week ago
After hooking hts passage for
China 10 found that h. had sesera
days 20 wait and remembe ing that
he had tied q string on bis anger
10 remind Rinse,f - bs!az home
some 1arration plants. took tire
frst 'rain for Chicago and sought a
florist noted !or the excellence Of
his carnations
He just got back from Chicago
with his carnation plants and Vii
sail Tuesd7, FOR Shanghai. where
they viii add their part TO his aow.
or garden
1T never occurred 20 ne until
NOW hoe odd 10 must seem for any
one 20 travel 20 Chicago and back
for fe0 carnations said Mr.. Kew.
However. am lover OF flowers
and wanted tais especial kind 30
guess MY trim VAS not wasted I
g.. - ,-t..rt.t-~ 81 ,r,Frx ard
Chic % itself phich. by tho way.
was most extraordinarily dirty
NJ Kew doesn't think mat the
Chinese nation orers much ~ n
Geld for dentists MY practice ir
shanghai is with Europeans and th'
few chinese 7ho have come In con
tact with the west. he said
In Shanghai. however. the intro
duction OF modern dental surgery
has given rise 10 some amusing sidr
issues. The dentists employ Chi
nese boys 10 do the cleaning M I'm
tho Office and after one % these
Youths works for month or so ne
Leaves and sets up "a deu'is,
Needless 10 say some ~ the ~orl
turned ont hv these amateurs Ia
wonderful In the extreme
Cold teeth are extremely fash
.Cnaile among he lower classes. and
"a they do not know the difference
between brass and gold. tho self
taught dentists reap a harvest by
slipping hrass caps over the teeth
and calling them gold These men
10 advertise their business string
on wires all the teeth they have or
tracted and festoon them around
tho shop In which they work The
shops are open 10 the street and
there Is slvays a crowd watching
the latest victim in tho chair "
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
DINGF,ytHT TO
BE BANCUETED
THIS EVENING

More than s11 cts officials and
friends ~ Harry J Dir geman wiil
20 present. "Wednesday night. AT the
testimonial dinner which the mem.
bors o. the common council are civ.
ing the newly.appointed corporation
counsel In the Hotel Pontchartrain
There will be tho usual flow OF ora
tory. and a. an added feature on
The program % entertainment. Aid
Joseph Schemansky will sins ar ode
that he has composed and dedicated
70 his former council friend. Mr.
Diugeman.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Big Stun p Follows
News of Nebraskan
Incident
RECOVERY is
UNCERTAIN
Britain Places Large
Sum With New York
Bankers
tCep,rtshL 1915. ny the New Nsrk
Eyeaing Post Cowonny.D

Ev.aing Post CosesnyJ
New York. May 2e.-The under
lying nervousness OF Wall street
while awaiting Germsny's response.
AMI in spite OF the many reassurins
rons iderations. was forc!bly illus
firated by the instant break of the
stock exchange. when II heard the
isIly morning rumor OF another
torpedoed American steamer.
II acquired surprisingly long
time before the financial markets
rot the correct version OF the news.
which had reached the newspapers
In the cables almost al the start:
enc meantime the Wall street IN
settlement continued.
The early break carried down
prices one 10 two points, aad the
Subsequent recovery was feeble and
uncertain. Among the other news
OF the day--which. however. seemed
% have no effect on prtcss-was
the announcement. that gold IN con-
siderable amougt had bSrp delivv
cred with some secrecy oAthe New
York bankers acting for the British
government. The presumption is
That these remittanees WAN street
.helieved that Sic.6co. 600 has thus
ser5ved) are In pursuance OF a con
'fcrted policy. for the regulation Of
'~xSkange, similar 70 the Policy pur-
eurd by the managers Of our own
god pool" last autumn.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
CLAIMS DOG WAS
BEATEN TO DEATH
BY NEIGHBOR

Mrs. Frances DunnIsan. OF No. IA
Bradley st, went 10 police court.
Wednesday. mourning the loss Of
her pet dog Patches and obtain ID
warrant against her neighbor. Mrs.
James Muphy. 30 800 Fisher ave.
charging cruelty 20 animals. Mrs.
DunH!gsn related that her dog got
out. early this morning She search
~ for the animal for some time be-
fore she finally found It's dead body.
tied 10 q telephone pole. where II
had been beaten 10 death by Mrs.
Murphy. she alleges
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
IS
STRONGER
Prices In Pit Show APP
preciabie Over
night Rise

CHICAGO. May 26.-There
was a drop et 3-se per oushel
for May wheat on the local
board OF trade today. the price
at ,na; time going 70 S. 20 80.
July ard September deliveries
we're caught IN &, downward
drop and fell or 2 sc and PC,
10 s26 "a. and $40 50. re-
speetiVeIy. Sudden unloading
OF holding ey farmers In the
face % the new crops was given
as the cause
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Livestock
FssT pvFrN' q wv STOCK.
lnrnnInr A GNer~nal

FAST BUFFALO. v. j.. May 20
Cattle : rars. market. st~acy ca1lCe
% prime steers $3.50 fair -
good. s. 15Ns50. plain and coarse
= g. p % choice 70 prime HANDY
steers isFfs 80 fair to good. - s. II
rs tghf common. 81 t01T yeayi-
lng- g. jaRsI5 prime fat heller b.
t7t1ds good butchering heif~rs
tsf0a--J Hight DO. o. S0G- bcs'
fat cows is59G7 good butchering
cows tEaSGs.A. cutters ti5a FfG
Gamers. sat fanc~ BULLS, ts.T5 =
best hutD he~1ng bulls ~ bGus1f
good Killing bulls ~ s0a - light
buffa f5Tf
Huzs Is cars market steady
bee q a0Us Yorker aTd -
ssNsfN
Sh~ep Five cars market. dull and
lower top lambs ti0JT ysarlInRs
- seq wefhsrs tsds2S ewes
o. g-075f
calves fTT9
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
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AXTELL TAKEN TO
PONTIAC ASYLUM

Joshua j. Axtell, xparson. pugii-
lst and barber, whose conduct OF an
alleged dope cure on Broadway
was probed by the police and prose
cutor. last week. and who Vas
brought into police headquarters
early Moniay morning, apparently
violently insane. was taken 10 the
Pontiac asylum Wednesday after
noon. Not a morsel OF food has
passed Axtell's lips since he was
taken in charge by the police. who
IRE inclined TO the belief that he is
taking insanity.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
rNtoS STOCK y,pD.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
MAJ 2s Hogs Receipts % 900
narknt ttrong. Sc higher mixed nj
hutrhers. g. f017T0 good heavy
8 81 - IS rough heavy. t7i0T 40
iiaht t7tsdTT2ts pizs s5f5d7 a.
carte Receipts $4,000. market
srerdy. f0~ higher he~ves i76a7s
~oWa and heffArs. t735f 40. Texans
Rfretpfs. 000. market. steady "a
strong native t-20qgi0 wesfern
q t0dslj lambs. g. 75dI0 20. west.
err g. 80 q so
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
BE Exact.

shall ! announce that am in
tho race for congress-"
Perhaps II would be nearer the
truth 20 merely state that you are
candidate. my boy. Louisville
Courier Journal.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
CLEVELAND live STOCK.

CLEVELAND. May % Hogs To
csf4'H 900 Ion i5c higher. workers.
ard mixed and mediums. t7as pigs,
80 rouRhs o. 81 staKr. a. 80 Cat
tie Receipts. 5 cars steady sheep
ard lambs Receipts. ) cars sfea 81.
tor. sfit calves Receipt con
steady TOP. o. -
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

TtrO market. steady EFsvies q 90
07-6. mediums ttT5W7s5 gYo9
pigs. wa So workers.. i7t1H -.
calves Market. strong sheep ard
lambs Market slow
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Y. Y. Cotton Exchange
NLM NnRK M,,NEA MAnkrr.

NTW IUWk. MPV 70 MONEY On
call per cent time money "a 20 Ffs
per cent for six months mercantile
paper. ga PEI cent Bar Al ~
Lcrfor - 80 pence 10 New York
90 Demand sterling tt7s 1913.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

The will OF the late John HARPER
1fmer Detroit alderman. was fled.
"Wednesday morning. In PROBATE
'}ourt. HARPER left his entire IS.
Z ate 20 his wife. Martha
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

TOLEDO %. Nav ~ Wheat. CIsh
'',-'. = ~ a. I1Iy. 57&c Osts
Cash and May. s4bc. July. SIS. o. use.
et. 81. erreed Cash g. 90.
October, o. 90 Alsike Cash So.
timothy Cash. t1N1ia Butter
Brick creamery. 2sU 26isc mr
creamery csc Eggs FRESH candle,
isc; selects. ale. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

libraries In the United States and
<onsda received s'.55s.0olsl in
5g)ess ard benues,s during 1914. Car.
PDo9is contributed si.T7s.is5 OF this
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

when a fre broke out In the J, NJ.
Dysart sawmili. AT West Adams. Me.
the alarm was accidentally act on
by a timber falling across the vhis-
lie cord. This aroused the neigh.
horbood and the mill was saved
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
bank. and Trust Cespanie.

The following nrms are privileged
TO execute orders on tne sxenar
Co II w NOBLE q Co. w. +. Moss
4 Co. Jack NJ. Thomson. lewis y.
Gorton. " f. Reilly h Co. Geo NJ
r. Aerrin q Co. A. W, Wallace q
Co.. william a. Rose q Co, Vim. A.
Nesr 4 Co. W q McLs aghlin. y ~
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
JOINING PRICES

Canned Gooa. Apples $500 50
gal baked ears --ta- % z SO
lama bean So 8, Corn Espy,y
heets s - y ..s1- Peas Fancy vAr4y
June. ga STANDARD. s. baked ser
20. salmon Bu-kerr tail. 3 20 fat
pings. 81 tomatoes. siig narrow.
Sat- "a. -. s. 49,. -E.s. tt.S9 -sfter
early J -as. 80 pss, Loz.
Frea-JoS oi4s pres ao-lo
$50 cae r. .dallrEs 81, rrscKsa coru
~. eern al cat chop. 40 ton:
F'o., -.J.s,ss',,F sr'e, ..., Es"' s,.n,'
s.3o. e :tts1sh, ,Ss. par par rye. ssEs:
sprlns patent. 's.iS per e.. a. pager
EeA4e d wire sI.O bundle, >4intsd
page~d Ulte. : 3yiat. s.. sA4s AnlI-G
.1e~.s - salss. 50 - seax-. tsis:
y EAGgs. - % Z. s4..s. $50. 20
- 80 per d0E oi."S "''s-' ste@a Z!
4Hl - sa1sr. tl.25, 3. gauge. 81 %
- gaage, i-.I5. 2. sAs-G 80 car
rage bolts. email =. acc aud per
machine o9its sfI~' y - and per
ceat u -. - ava on let
Detroit on Raw iinssed oil az.
boiled iinseel, -. rer E4I IN barrel
lets Kerosene 1,nS VA -on or ron
barrels 10 aDau1 head KIT. Ste,
peFtfrf i1E rl p4larfrs. o.. crown
AA-ffA 80 l' frF = tltft
Prvyi~iens--A SO PORK. W 9e lam
ily. So alz lear backs. $3.50 = p;
smoke hams tt.g &C.,, nrisk-t-.
- 8. q sdr"ll-r- iLr pl.nsc
hairs. 10ta ulIisc bacon, 1914 g1sfsc.
lard tH tier -. 800 settle cuaered.
"a tsc per D.
s~s.r. LORE tel tally ~ " II
Edgar = sons crystal gomInOes l.
IL fg-3B 80 -.-t-. - 80 gle tab
Xxx psv ,rei ,sss standard
powdered A so -ran4iated extra
coarse. faag. -rnrllatec fine in
balk. s. 80. -t@n4tafsi -s-iu cottonA
tst5 rrys A.. I3mi1p 2sac. LII and
SIP cartons. So -4-ss. - TO- crystAl
domino. sTa1.. HF Eases. s. so dia-
nonc 8 s. 80 c4nt- -l.usrs a y IS
~ =. g. 90 ~. 3 IZ5 80 8. s. 10
No. : - IS SO. f. t.tv. 20. o. s. 05.
No. % y No a. t5s5. No IL, s. %.
No. "a. IS So No Is I5s5 No IS
Ia ron-ca~ing mIstlrs. s. beet
gran p. I'd 81 80 ger 100 lbs house
Hois ~rNf Is rs r0 ,ase 81 80 DO
IS 70 case . I'D Ter raHA
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

CHICAGO. May 26.-wheai Was
stronger today Al the openlnl
prices showed an overnight reces
sion OF l-4c for MAY. saG advances
OF lie and 3-Se for ANY and Sep
TENDER respectively Later May
VAS steady ~RIie July and Septem
ter receded slightly from the open
ing on fairly free selling on the early
bulge
Corn VAS slightly nervous. Prices
at the opening showed overnight al.
vances OF l-sc. l lac and lsc. Strcag
ables caused the early upward
trend. Later there VAS some sell
ing and prices fell Of slightly
Oats prices opened unchanged
unchanged and doNn l-sc compared
with yesterdays close. The market
~ss inactive Later there sas a llt.
tie selling OF July and September
and prices in those futures fell or
while May remained steady at .h-
opening
Provisions were inactive. with an
upward tendency due TO reduced ~
ceipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Printing. tns ptsin r.s' Eird-thst
IL rIght-- Tins.s Job Dept.--Nain f52c.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
Produce Market

There verr ~ut az MANY berries on
The col. k- f.'- morning as usual =
LATE 1r. rr.- u connection Nst.
some r...u.lt tu thr quality 20
ths r"sf bass -4I - t'e market NtttF
aru.r r.t The Grst arrivals 80
Missstr. rrfr.rs N~., iu today, Va 30
Ns~ o. re.t .a t., matter a. atAn'y
Hrt r.r.f. Receipts r. poultry
w@r. nr'N moderate. aus Vrut tHe
demand WIS .r.#7r fruto SMALL tay
ers ths a.4sk-r Was 20 fsIr way ~
clean Ehr trArftHl- hst -
well a''r| anil trc lrwtrd good The
tendon .t t.r vegetable ptrkrf 10
trNart bower pr...s - thv season
advances
sets 500. s,ser, rel. Ss5Sel
eel tvN avE'rs s. SOC %
s-a"s1s looa 'nipp'nx stock
rrsp, -0r,ea Lama. 'Sese per
Cahssr. New = s,s. Ne rrat.
CeIery Florida ieuag5 crate
Csuiiao~rr s. IS PSr Cor
sar nS;.. ,,al5E >es york ns-
nestle "a 81. tsee,1 Imported Sv a..
t+n Hr s tH DAISIES -
. Canterr,a Putt. cherries 'asos
pressed calves -Fs~ry llGI1c.
common. .al.. E.r Dr.
- ~ -tas', "a &c. -.
-" u pe i'-r .sr
parsley rs- doE hs-.t lct
Inee- s. 10 Ger hamper cG.gw.
- lions. 81 rt.f ar~ laN wax oeAns.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27
eglpbic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges
ACTIVE stocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

-,pce<ee~g. sNe r'rs- ---s ''-s--ss-t
t6uSs-sssss Ses Deps.-Nsis Asss.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Noon-whea, May down .e; Iuty
down &c. Sspt-us Der. down ! NC, Corn
May down he July dowa sc. ~
tenn Der. 6Cwn .c Oats. NAY, down
10, July. down nc. September. down
Ne
July down &c; septsrber toNn
Corn. May down ff.c- July
down lIc. september down a
Oats May down Is. July down =
September down he. ProsS ions ll.-
changed 10 slightly lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Pvt.tiss. The ptsis neat kind-thst
N rfght--Tis~s Job D~pt,-Msi. sS2,.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Reported by Hayden. stone a Co.
May .s 1915.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-11
For Sale-Oak desk. Cheap.
May be seen at Herald Office.

For Sale-Oak desk. Cheap.
May be seen at Herald Office.
The ST. Mary's Guild will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Spoerry.
John Walden had the misfortune
to burn his left hand severely Tues
day with scalding hot water.
Mark Kelley, a we'll known
merchant of Porthill, is business
visitor in town today.
]. c. English arrived yesterday
from Porthill to spend few DAYS
here visiting with friends aud re a
tives.
A special communication of the
local Masonic lodge will be held at
4 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of William Eaton, one Of
the Oldest members of the order.
]. A. Morley was called to Spo-
kane Wednesday to act as a
witness in a white slavery case,
the defendants in which were
in this city last fall and were or
dered out of town by Morley who,
at that time, was town marshal.
Grace and Della Stakeholder, OF
Occur d Alene City, visited last
week at the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleed,
and left Monday for Canadian
points for a further visit with rela-
tives.
Leo Geizelman, a well,knowr
resident Of Addie, was i'll town to-
day proving up on his homestead
Mr.. Geizelman' 5 brother, of Gran
lite City, ILL.,, accompanied him
James w. Faubion and Lauren E
Brown, also of Addie, were wit
nesses for Mr.. Geizelman.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-11
S1OO Reward, 500

Tne renders Of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken i'm
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
Tor list of testimonials.
! ddress F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-11
NAPLES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lunden are
the proud and happy parents of a
baby boy, which was born June 4.
Tie friends and pupils of the
Holland Flat school gave surprise
patty last Friday night at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cossairt in honor
of Miss Grace Denton, teacher of
the Holland Flat school. The pu-
pills presented Miss Denton with a
memento of the occasion.
VIM. Garvin was business Wis
itor in Boomers Ferry on Wednes-
day.
c. E. Honsinger bought a new
1915 fve-passenger Maxwell auto
mobile last week. The delivery
was made by c. E. Moore, local
agent. The new machine is a
dandy and is fully equipped with
all the latest devices.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-11
Restored to Good Health

/ was sick for four years with
stomach trouble, " writes Mrs. Otto
Cans, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. I lost
weight and felt so weak that l al
most gave up hope of being cured.
A friend told me about Chamber
lain's Tablets, and since using two
bottles of them I have been a
well woman" Obtainable every
where.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-11
FOCAL Piek-ups


general merchant at Copeland, was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Business lot on Main street for
sale. Reasonable prices or terms.
Inquire at Herald Office. If
Tom Montgomery, wellknown
resident of the Porthill district, is
a visitor in town today.
Frank Heizig, the Naples mer-
chant and postmaster, is a business
visitor in town today.
A new bungalow is being con
structed by Mrs. Josephine DePuy
on the north bank of the Kootenai
river east of the county bridge.
Lester Plato returned Tuesday
from Moscow, Idaho, where he had
been attending the Idaho State
University.
Miss Rachel CARAT, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. CARAT, is
convalescing from a serious illness
of several weeks duration.
For Sale-Nearly new freproof
safe, very cheap. Inquire at Her
aid Office. April 23tf
l. Causton made business trip
to Naples yesterday, making prep
arations, while there, fof another
auction sale.
Rhodes Hawkins, a student at
the University of Idaho at Moscow,
returned home the first of the week
for the summer vacation.
Twenty FIVE cents the box -Soci-
ETY. Fabric. A classy sort of sta
tionery worth so cents. Brody' S
Drug Store.
Mikel Morley cut his left foot
Monday with an axe. The wound
was a severe one and was received
while Morley was working at the
Fitzpatrick ranch.
Thomas Lynch, who has been
attending the state normal school
at Lewiston the past term, returned
home this week to spend the sum
mer vacation.
The members of the Readers
Club were entertained Tuesday al
the home of Mrs. J. V. Stanley
A dainty luncheon was served after
the meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Union church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
lecture room of the church. Mrs
Jarvis and Mrs. Drake will enter
tain.
A further extension of the water
mains of the Bonner Water &
Light Co. is being made to rur
from a connection at the A. B
Ashby place out to S. w. Biggar'.
farm property.
A. D. WEIGH, county president
and w. 7. James, secretary o
Local No. So, F. E. & c. u, at
tended the state convention of tn,
Farmers Union which was held il
C,0lrona 1ocf xraa1v
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Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

This is a remedy that every fam
lily should be provided with, and
especially during the summer
months. Think of The pain and
suffering that must % endured
when medicine must be sent for or
before relief can be obtained. This
remedy is thoroughly reliable. Ask
anyone who has used if. Obtain
able everywhere.
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PORTHILL.


Hans Hickman, son of Karl
Hickman of this city, who has
been attending high school at
Standpoint this term, returned
home last Saturday to spend the
vacation here this summer.
George Toll, who has been work
ing at the Continental mine, spent
a few days at Copeland last week
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Whitney
and daughter Hazel left Saturday
for Copeland where they will visit
with Mrs. Whitney's mother. Mrs.
A. Washburn, few days and then
leave for Spokane, Wash, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Whitney was formerly the
proprietor of the Whitney hotel
here which burned down lately.
The Misses Marguerite Schocht,
Nellie Anderson, and Martha
Hickman drove over to Creston,
B. c., last Tuesday for a joy ride
in Miss Schocht's Studebaker auto.
A few young people from here
attended the Procession of the
Blessed Sacrament held at the In
dian mission near Creston, B. c.,
on Corpus Christi day.
The hay and fruit crops are look
ing better this year than they have
for some time. The farmers say
if this weather keeps up they can
start harvesting soon.
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Twenty acre tract with house
and orchard within half mile of
town for sale at very easy terms.
Address H, care of Herald of
fee.
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Notice

There will be dance June 10Th,
1915, at the 1. O. o. F. hall Port
hill, Idaho, proceeds to be used for
fencing grave yard. Supper free.
Everybody welcome. Committee.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-11

Dry planning mill wood, S2.75
per load It's better and cheaper.
Order at the Boomers Ferry
Lumber ccmpany's Office.