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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

2onpen bronnteu, o6er froge mid
nur niDt wicl 9lN mir bntten im-
MERLIN eleftrii9es 2ibt. llno ouf Oie-
len @rfolg bin icb nod itol8; meme
aameraoen nennen MIDI ieit Ser 8eit
INNER reipettoollo SEER Sugenieur."
gl6er meine 8ielieitigfeit, oie Der
&rieg mitgebro6t bat, lit nod longe
nidt eridopft. SIT es gu sloubelL
ooB i9 bon elmer Srono0iin fir einen
@drtner gebolten mur6e2 gines gu-
ten Saees 6eorbeitete icb nGmli6 ben
&orgorten unierer &iqa NIT Sode,
Sorfe im0 S6onfel 0erart funitge-
recbt, ooB oie quite Dame mir on-
erfenneno 5uiob lno mid frogte, Oh
id Elm gelernter @6rtner lei. 9lls
i6 oaS berneinte uno ibr er5G6lte,
Dob I'M @ibil mein @oupt- -9(rbeitsge-
rdtb Die S6rei6feOer iei mar iie iebr
eritoltnt. SD mar 0os aud, nament-
lih ober iiber ole groBen @oiierblo-
fen Die ib inn Snnern meiner SGnOe
ais Oielliefeit feitlteIlte. 0os waren
nod OerbGItniBnGBig lei6te 9eriifS-
orten in ole Der &rieg MIDI geor6ngt
bate. @tpoS ibmieriger mor Die
So6e, ol8 id eines gilten Cages
Mid in einen @oubononerfer Der.
wonoelt idb. @S golt ndmIi6, 0idt
binter Der 6ront einen 9ou ausou-
fiibren iiber oelien 9Lrt icb bier mo-
tiirlid nid)ts erpGbnen 0orf. gu
oem 8au wuroen groBe Mengen 9e-
ton gebraildt ole mir ieIbit funitgc-
re6t onfertigten, in groBen @imern
n inter fortp1brenoem Donnern
Der &anonen TIT (meine ornlen &Gn-
0e) 3ur 8ouIteae trugen uno BORT
beror6eiteten. 9io6 Dem llrtbeil mel
mes llnteroffi3ierS bere1tigte idb bolO
81 0en i10niten SoffnilngerL 10 ooB
i6, menn Der &rieg borbei i'll, los
gleiN ais SonOlonger ouf einem 8ou
geicbGftigung finoen fam, foaS eS
Damn iid nit Der Sbriftiteaerei 10
rebt nic9t mebr lobnt. gllio quite
gluSiibtenl g[6er Die g[uSli6ten beis
fern ii6. @ines Cages wurOen
itimmbe9abte ltno mlliiffunoige
2ellte geiubt. Syn ser Stoot 9{or6-
6ranfreih's nGnli6, in ser mir jebt
liegen, giebt eS elm groBes Ebeoter,
in Dem oeutibe Observation-Disclosures
erfolgreiNe @oitipiele geben uuO
onor Dor louter feI0grauen 8ubo.
rern. ghrn iollten Die Operetten bon
ridtiggeben0en 0pern o6geloIt mer-
oen imO 0o5u brntdt man oo1 einen
@bor. 0o man nun l9le6t
einen OoIlen Tbeotercbor nit nob
Sranfrei6 l6leppen fann mur0en
iongeSflinoige Soloaten ousgelu1t.
llno oo5u gebore idJ jebt audl 8en1
Der Sfrieg nod einige 3eit oauert,
meroe i6 0enlna6 10 8iemlib ais
Gboridnger ausee6iloet iein un6
fam ipdter old in 0ieIem Bernie
fen pieIDeripreden0en 9(nfdngen er.
ie nDielberiprebcnoen 9lnfdngen err
morte id bon Ser 3ufllnft nod 9[aer.
lei 9[aeroings pGre mir zines nod
oas &iebIte: oaB id nGmlid6 nit mel
nen &ameraoen bol0 nod lieereicb
beenoetem Jclo8ligc in Die Seimatb
5uriidtebren fonnte. llno menn es
notbmcnoig it, greife idb, Inn mit8u-
belfen 0o6 lieber 6ll ueinem &riees-
6onowerfs8eiig DoS oerltebe ib
ndmIib mt1 ieDr gut 8u banobo-
benl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
secne ala e6aIaee00nien @lSnde fe0en anf @anIeleI

Stealngen pcrtrie6en uno ouf ser
Gerfolgumg sic Ortihoft 9otofGdnr-
nD 6eieBt Die bier gemobte 9ellte
beltonO ans ine6rerei SlmOert Sc
iangenen ilnO bier &ononen.
SSn Der @egenO iiiolid) bon E5iri-
ne, nor00itli6 bon 9arono Gibi, 6a.
ben mir 5pei 2inieu ser feinOli1cil
@ert6ei0igungs Ste[llnoeu ourrb-
broden. Ole S6Io6t tobt ipeiter.-
Sn Oieieu Sperotionen baben mir
geiteril 70 Ofii5iere unO 2700 Wlann
gefongen genonmen unO II &ono-
nen iouie me6rere @loiAiueueeidii-
be uno 8ombenwerfer er6eltet.
@os sic StaIiener BE-.
rihten.
9fonL 1. Suli. ~ 0aS itolieniic6e
&riegs6iireoit bat 6eute 9}a6mittag
sic noditebenoe offi5ieGe @litt6ei-
lung oisgege6en:
o&eitere Gin5elnbeiten beltdtige1
oen Der3meiielten G6arofter Der
&dmpfe, 0ie 1icb om 2. sSuIi al Sen
n0roliAen 9(6bdngen bon &alubio
a6ipielten 9la6 oreiItiinoigem in-
tenIioen @omboroement 1riif ser
8einO nit Itarfcn Gruppennolien an.
Son lnleren @atterien itnteritiibt,
bat unicre Snfonterie pieOerbolte
9(noriffe 8uriidgeidIaoen lmO @e.
gcnougriife nit oufgepilon5tcm 9o-
.ionett 1uiternommeh mobei Iie Dem
6einoe ie6r itbwere @erIitte bei-
bra6tc.
Gntlong ser 6ront awii6en ser
Gtib imo Ser @reuto CAB es qeltern
intenlioe 9lrtillere.guelle uno SeSn.
fanterie-@efeGte.
SSm @oiina-I6ole 6oben mir sic
9eiebung oeS Moute Golgori boQen-
set; mir bobcn 1872 @efongene &C.
mo6t unO cine groBe 0uantitdt bon
@offcn mo Wlunition er6eutet
9(uf Dem 9(liooo.@lotcau 6a6en
uniere borgel1obeneu 0ctademcnts
oen noroliden &ano Oes 9[iia-I6oles
6eleBt uno @egeroneriffe 0cS 6eit-
ocs 5uriidgeuieien
SSn Dem GampeIle-G6ol, inn 9[real
bon N2aio 9elonta, 6o6en mir feino-
lide 9l6tbeihmgelL melde inter sen
GSelieu bon @rima 9unctta im0 BON
GongeIlo itorf beridan5t moren ans
i6rem Sblupiwiufel oertrie6en. @ir
6oben 106 Wtann gefdngeu qenom-
men lmO ein N}ai9ineugepebr cr-
beltet.
&incoln er6GIt 0rciSo6re|
3uGtbous.
2on0 on A. Suli. - S,Qnatius
Eribi4 2iucoln Ser iitb ieIbit ols
Oeutiden Spion 6e5eic6uet bat, mur.
Sc beute 8u Orci So6ren 3udt6ails
Oerilrt6eilt. ST mar ser SdlIdung
geltGnoig Ole @eldworenen fau0eu
i6u ibuIoig, nodOem iie nur einige
@iimlten in 9erot6mg oeiueieu ma
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

cin. @ronoteniAldge iinO I'M ms
Der. @rubcn mo Eri6tcr, Die iid
in oen freioigen SeioegrllnO in Den
glderbooen nii6lten. Dlanc6e iinO
Oolig friid, oaB oie nod feu6te rno
6raunibwar8e 9ldereroe 5eigt, lpie
fur5e 8eit erit felt Dem @iui6loge
0erfloiien lit
Gin poar Sol0oten iino oomit be-
i66ftigt Sol5plonfen auf Stapel 81
legeu. 0aran fam Seine @rceIlen8
nidt Doriiber o6ne 0as quite @ort fir
iie;
uSSungeus, mas ma9t i6r oa2 go.
raden a6bre6en? 60 - ma, lag
NAL on, mein So6n tparlt on oenn
ldon auf llrlaub2 So? 9(llo ipie
ge5t's Wllttern2 @ut2 9tln, Oas
lit i90nI ~ lln0 0u, mas BAIT on
oenn in oeiner 01iise2 8irnen? 60,
Damn LAB Dir oie Ginger uur gut
l6medenl lln0 peroirb sir Den Wia-
gen ni9tl"
90 marm, 10 giitig fommt Oas g[l-
Ies, OoB SSeoer bon oen @rauen ipiirt,
Der Y}onn, Der 10 81 ibnen ipri6t,
trdgt neben ieinen groBen 9lufgaben
imo @fli6ten ole Gorge INN Oen les-
ten ibm bonn aoiier onDertralten
0iann getreu inn Screen.
lln0 ipie mir oann mieoerum cine
@eile ipdter, oie 8ieroe Dor Dem tuei-
ben 5rieOboie bon G6. D.. berbalten,
Dor Oieiem itiaeu, Oonneriiberboaten
6leden, Der Deutl6e, @ngldn0er,
Sran5oien inter 0en i1libten @ra6-
mdlerH 81 eluiger Ralt umi6lieBt, oa
bri9t oie &iebe 5u Den tooteu oeut-
i6en Seloen, Die bier ruben, iinge-
odumt itr0men0 bon leinem W}lnoe.
Ga lpri6t er g8orte eineS beiligen
8ornes gegen Die oerbre6eril6en
g{arren, ole in Diinfel uno @roB.
mannsiubt oieien firr6t6oren &rieg
acknowledgement uno ent5iin0et ia.
ben. ga lit Der Sieger BON Mall.
benge elm iGlidter &oter 0ieier itia
geporoenen S0bne, Elm &ater, Der I'M
ibre jung noIlenoeten &e6en trouert
uno i6nen iiber's @ro6 binaus Cant
iagt fir ibre Ereuel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
glns Der eebeusidnIc Ocs Gricacs

yllts Der Sebensid)llle 0es Nrleges.
GSelOgrauer 1T stredcnarbeiter,
@fdo1en fir 9lIIes, gIeftrotebni.
fer, 8oubonOwerfer, G6oriGueer
mo bieles mebr
@on ser oeutIGen @eitfront i6rei6t
unS Elm 5reuno oes nGeutiden Gor-
reiponoenteu."
Ser arieg bat an mir Elm ipiln.
oer6ares @r5iebpngsiuerf 6eeonneu,
oeiieu @noe nod uidt a65uiebeu ilt
penn i6 Die 5ablreid6en, nod ausite-
6enoeu @i6gli9teiten beoeufe. Cab
i6 SoIoot bin, 6rauAe id uo6l nibt
81 betonen ionIt miiroe i1 niht I'M
5eloe iteben. glber mandmal mill es
mir ideinen Dab meme 8ertigfeiteu
lno meine &enntniiie, oie iA mir ais
Soloot eripor6en babe, 3rpeilen nur
ne6enidAlic6er g(atur iiu0 90 purOe
i6 foum einen Gag in 6einoeslano,
ais Stredeuarbeiter an ser @ilen-
6obn bei1ditigt. Gas mar fir mid
cine ungewobnte G6Gtigfeit, ser id
mid glei6mobl nit groBer Sorgfolt
un0 2iebe binga6. W}eine Sauptolf-
gobe 6eltanO in 0enl 9l6iGlogen bon
bo6eNi Gornbeden sic lGngS Ser ST.
ien6o6n an oen 9lbbdngen gepflon5t
iparen. gei sen erIten @eriuben
merfte Die @rfolge me6r an meinen
S1noen ais an oen Gorn6eden,
a6er oas monoelte lib ipdter ms @e.
gentbeil Inn. SD 6roltbe mo6l falm
81 erip6bnen, OoB i'd in Der 6olge5eit
Elm W}eilter in allen bGuSli6en glr-
beiten puroe: Stiefelpuben, 6euer-
mmoAet StubenfegeiL &artoffel-
iddlen @enliiiepuben, 9obneniuppe-
fo6en, 8eefiteaf6roten. .... ali ooS
ge6t mir 10 flint bon ser Son0, ooB
meine 6ralI, penn ib gliidliG beim.
gefebrt bin, ibre belle 8reu0e Ooron
ba6en miro S1 bemerfe 0obei, 0aB
iG, bon Ser 3u6ereitllng zines frdf-
tigcr re1t On0roli1cn" @rogs as.
geic6eu, feinerlei aiibenfenntniiie
nit IN Sen &rieg 6ro1te. II.
gliif einen gan5 onOeren @e6iete
bepegt 1i6 meine g(usbilOung IN Ser
eleftrotehniiden W}ontoge. SSn inie-
rer 8illa -ipir mo1nten cine 3eit-
lang duBerIt Oornebml-iuollten tpir
abiolut eIeftrildeS 2i6t ba6en, oa
Elm StromanibluB in Der gtdbe m0g-
li1 mar. Ga ib mid ounfel erinnern
fonnte, in Der S6ule einmol etuos
iibcr poiitiben uno negatinen Eol,
iiber GDnamomoi6inen @lii6lanpen
ino oerartiges gebort gu 6aben
puroe ic6 einitimmig ais W}onteur
0o5u ollSerie6en, Die 2icbtonloge Der
5uIteaen. @ie iG oos Material Oo5u
6efomL ipill ib DeriAweigen ober er-
mdbnen mill id Oo6, Dob ou1 Oa5li
cine eetuiiie 6ertigfeit gc60rt Gie
2eitlmg iel6it par balo fertig; i4wie-
riger oogegen mar es, 0en Stronl-
anidluB 6er3uiteaen. Sin aameraO
muBte ndmliG iHolIrige @eid6i6teu
bon SoOtungen ourd oen eIeftrii6en
Strom 81 er5d6Ien ia, er botte iogar
Gin3eI6eiten bon eleftriiben Sinri6-
tungen i'm @eodAtniB. Die 5olge
NOR, ooB feiuer ben glnidhB ber5u-
iteIlen magte S6lieBlid bradte eiu
ans dineni anoereu Srte
ooS Samitltiid fertia; mir 6otteu i6n
6crange6olt, neil er ols duBerit Der
wegeuer Meuih befaunt mar Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
cSrnnfrridla lSfer6cncr[nif.

Gin Grittcl oeS aeiamnlteu @fer-
oebeitan0es perloren 6ot 8rnnfreib
orr1 Sen 9rieq 1914/15 noc6 6cjt-
itelllngen ser in 93ancD erldcinen-
Sen @toile oe P@it lmo 0omit 1T ser
9eitano oes 2onOes an @ferOen ouf
oen nieorigen Stano bonn Sabre
1910 5iriidgefiibrt mor0en. 0ieie
Gerlidte perOen nit ieoem W}onot
9r0Ber, lno ga i6nen bel ser oornie-
ocrIiegenOen EferOe5uht oas 6e6-
Ien0e our6 9ieuge6lrten nidt err
gGn5t miro, 70 0iirfte Bel SGluB 0es
&rieeeS Ser &fer0eberlult minoeltens
oic SGlftc oes 9eItonoeS bonn 1. 9[ll-
0uit 1914 betragen Syo6r5e6nte
miro es Oauern ebe 0ieier wibtige
E6eil Ger fron50iiiben @olfsmirt6-
lHoit wieOer auf after S06e 1T, pegn
er i6er6aupt ie pie0er OaGin geIan-
een miro. 9eion0erS Gilt Dies bon
Ser &oa6llt5udt, oie obne &riifm-
gen boIlig 5ll @rlmoe ge6cn milB.
gltDnnCntcn bic bcu rHeniidlcn Gorrc.
ipDnocnien" nidDt piinftlidI o6cr unrcacl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

geitor6en. Gie(e Iamilicnodter 6l-
ben i6re ainOer auf's 2ano gelbidt,
linn BORT 5n blei6en, bis oie Gpioemie
ouige6oltet lpor0en 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05
8eim 6teger BON sDfaubeuge.
ariessidjamplatc.

s9Oernna arisasbdtsracrs aarl 0iasncr ~etldn
@ressIdnMplatc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-05

gltonncntcn, bic hcu ,.GentIdjen GORE.
IpDn6cnicn" nidt pfnftlidj o6cr unrcacl.
mdfiG crbaIten finD ocbetcii, her Office
onbOu per geIcphUn U6cr IdjrlllIidI Dit.
Iacilvr8 5n madcn.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03
Democrats Suspicious of
Aspirations of Sen. Day
Boise Correspondent Gives the Herald Readers
Little Inside Political Dope

be mistaken by the political hunter
for the democratic jackass.
But more of Mike. Mike, good
fellow that he is, stung by the double
cross of the present titular head of
the Idaho democracy, swore ven
geance. The Syms-York Company
started a weekly on velvety paper
and Mr.. Cunningham was employed
as its editor. The paper did not last
very long as Syms-Y York found that
it costs money to run even a weekly.
But while it lasted Mike Cunning
ham good fellow and trenchant wri-
ter,had some fun with his excellen-
cy. He exploded "the million dollar
mystery" and each Saturday as the
Syms- York publication came from
the press the town laughed at the
discontinue of the man who was to
be his chief but was not.
Now Senator Jerry Day, aspirant
for national honors in his party and
owner of vast mining interests in the
Occur d'Alenes which are doing very
well, thanks to the European war,
and his good friend Ravenel Mac
beth have been down to Pocatello
where there is paper called the
Pocatello Chronicle, democratic in
politics and hanging by its eyebrows
upon the trapeze of possible bust
ness success. Jerry owns the Wal
lace Times-Press in the north and
Jerry evidently now owns the Poca-
tello Chronicle in the south and his
political fortunes are thus to be ex-
plotted in sort of hands across the
state manner. But Mike Cunning
ham has been hired to do the editing
of the Pocatelo organ. Now the
question naturally arises if Jerry
Day has employed Nose Alexander's
sworn enemy to exploit the political
fortunes of Senator Day, is Senator
Day looking for a thin place on the
governors neck right next to the ju7
gular vein upon which to land If
that shall be his scheme Mike Cum
bingham will be the boy to perform
the surgical operation with neatness
and dispatch, for if there is any
thing that Mike Cunningham would
enjoy it would be to see Jerry Day
go up while Nose Alexander goes
down.
All of which suggests that there
may be fight on for supremacy in
the democratic organization and that
while Senator Day is building a
north and south railroad with oui
esteemed governor he is also get
ting ready to play Brutus to his
Caesar.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03

Boise, Idaho, February &c, 1916
Especial to the Herald)-Is Cover
nor Alexander riding for a fall with
his two distinguished luminaries,
Senator Jerry Day of Moscow, Wal
lace, Portland, and Northport, Wash
ington, and Ravenel Macbeth, the
Beau Brummell of Idaho politics
whose political home is in Custer
county, but whose real residence
seems to be in Boise? Ostensibly
Jerry Day is out after the national
committeemanship of his party and
will thus meet in collision, Robert
Elder of Occur d'Alene who has dis
pensed the postoffice patronage in the
state of Idaho in such a manner that
he has guessed the poorest man for
the place in almost every hamlet in
the state. However, there are in
dications Notwithstanding that Jerry
and Nose are assiduously building
a north and south railroad and adj
vertising the fact in the governors
newspaper in Boise that they are
paying all the expenses out of their
own pockets, that the senator from
Moscow, Wallace, Portland and
Northport, Washington, is playing
his master false in the matter of
political statecraft. When Nose be-
came governor, Mike Cunningham a
well known Boise newspaper man, a
democrat of long standing and high
in his party's councils, was slated
for private secretaryship to his ex-
cellency. 1t was even limited that
Mr.. Cunningham had been promised
this job. In fact Mr.. Cunningham
has stated as much as one man can
give his word to another Nose had
promised him the place. But Mike
was newspaper man without a job
and with no paper to sound the
brass and beat the cymbal for the
dealer in Ajax clothing. Broxon, of
bull moose fame and Oregon Short
Line strategy in the last campaign
had newspaper or at least was en-
ployed as editor of one and the at
that time newly elected governor
knowing the value of advertising
snapped horses before he got into
the stream and took Brox instead OF
Mike. Needless to say, the governor
thus subsidized the hitherto organ
of the bull moose party in the state
of Idaho and there cropped from
out the head of the bull moose the
ears of the democratic donkey. II
fact, these ears have topped so long
and patiently now that but for the
TANKS of the animal it might wei
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03
GODD RECORD FOR LOCAL FIVE
High Schol Basket Ball Team Has
Won Seven Games This Season.

The basket ball team of the Bon
ners Ferry high school returned
home Saturday morning after four
days tour of Washington and Idaho
towns with record of winning two
games and losing two games. The
team made 1873 points while their
opponents only scored 1877 points
in the four games. The last game
was played at Occur d'Alene Fri
day night when the home boys de-
feated Occur d'Alene City by score
of 43 to 26.
Coach M artin is proud of the
record the local high school team
has made this season of winning
seven out of ten games played. AL
together the team has scored over
200 more points that its opponents.
Mr. Martin states that the members
of the team enjoyed their recent
trip immensely. At Rathdrum the
boys were treated to a dinner pre-
pared by the domestic science class
of the Rathdrum high school. They
were entertained at the home of
Superintendent Davis. On the way
to Ritzville the boys stopped off
in Spokane and had chance to
see the sights. Lack of sleep, in
ability to get down to hard playing
and the fast team work of the
Ritzville Basketball team explains
the reason for Boomers Ferry get
ting the wrong end of the score
38 to IS. At Post Falls the local
boys were royalty entertained by the
Post Falls students and Coach Rut-
ledge. Coach Martin states that he
and his team were treated finer at
Post Falls than any place he has
ever visited in his entire experience
as basket ball coach. This game
was lost by a score of AZ to 25.
1t was refereed by Coach Meyer
of the North Central high school
of Spokane who complimented Coach
Martin and the Boomers Ferry boys
upon the fine showing they made.
Post Falls people told that this
game was the fastest ever played
upon the Post Falls floor.
At Occur d'Alene the Boomers
Ferry boys played in good form
and easily won by a score of 43 to
rs. The boys were accorded the
best of treatment at the Lake City
and after the game were enter
tanned at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Elliott and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Campbell.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03
Pleasant Standpoint Party.

Over 60 of the friends of Mr..
Ignatz We'll, of Standpoint, gave him
a most pleasant surprise last Sat
urday evening in honor of his birth
day anniversary. The guests as
sembled at the We'll home while
Mr.. and Mrs. Well were attending
a moving picture show. Telltale
overshoes on the veranda were no.
ticed by Mr.. We'll when he returned
home but did not lessen the sur
prise of an enjoyable evening al
dancing with his many friends. De-
licious sherbet was served during
the evening and at the midnight
hour a dainty lunch was served
cafeteria style. A beautiful birth
day cake graced with the required
number of candles, adorned the serv-
ing table.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. King, of Bon,
ners Ferry, were among the out
of-town guests.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03
New Firms Open for Business

The firm of E. L. Little & Co.,
general merchants, dissolved part
nership Tuesday, the two members
of the firm opening new business
houses on the same day. Mr.. Little
opening general merchandise store
in the building on Main street for
merly occupied by Richardson &
Monks and George r. Causton and
his brother, Fred Causton beginning
to do business under the firm name
of Causton Bros, in the store build
ing formerly occupied by the firm
of e. l.. Little & Co.
Both new stores will handle com
plete lines of staple and fancy gro
ceries, hardware, implements ant
furnishings.
Olaf Jensen has accepted posi-
ton as clerk with Z. l.. Little ant
Ed Rebenstorff will make deliveries
for Mr.. Little's store and for tn
firm of Richardson & Monks.
Eric DeWolf will handle the de
livery system for Causton Bros, AM
for the time being the Messrs. Caus
ton will handle store work Will
Mrs. George Causton will act a
bookkeeper.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03

T. A. Hooker, a we'll known cit
izen of this district and a resident
here for many years, has leased the
international hotel and took posses
sion last Saturday. Mr.. Hooker has
thoroughly renovated the building
and put it in frstclass shape. He
plans to remodel the interior in the
near future and expects to conduct
dining room in connection with
the hotel where the best of home
cooked meals will be served. Mr.
and Mrs. Hooker believe they can SC
conduct the business that it will be g
success and that their friends will
be anxious to patronize them ano
they will undoubtedly succeed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03
Close Camp at Meadow Creek

Bert Leavitt, in charge of the Ma
tional Pole Company's camp at
Meadow Creek, was in town yester-
day looking after business for his
company. Mr.. Leavitt states that
work at Meadow Greek for the win
ter has been completed. The camp
was closed down Wednesday and the
employees paid off. The company has
about two million feet of lumber on
the landing and it is expected that
the loading will be completed by the
first of next week. The lumber will
be shipped to the McGoldrick Com
pany of Spokane.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-03-03
Will Rebuild at Once

Messrs. Walden and Cane have
definitely decided to construct a fire
proof building on the site of the
frame building which was recently
destroyed by fire and the first of
next week Mr.. Walden will move his
stock from the building and it will
be torn down preparatory to start
ing work on the new structure.
Mr.. Walden has disposed of most
of his stock of mems furnishings.
His "fire and water sale" will close
tomorrow and he will locate tempo
rarily in the Walker building on Bon
ner street where he will put in a new
stock of furnishings for men and
carry on his cleaning, repairing and
tailoring business.