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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-04

"a MtNIro. VrsI'rnos. J. NJ. J Il. Mario
lideci6 Miss katherine, pensando mas
que en- Ia muerte de SuS lLusioneS'
en- el efecto social que el engano
dc que habra sldo vIctlma product
ria entire sus amigos. La casa, an
ties tranqui!a y feIiz, conVlrtloSe Ell
un volcan. 4 POGO lego ei mgenle-
70. en- traic de ctiqueta, dispuesto
para asistir a una fiesta en- G, club,
' al cntcrarSc dc 10 que pasaba. con-
tagiado por IL ira de Ia familia en-
tcTA Y sabedor de los de5crcs que
le imDonia SUI Juventud, armose con
I'm revolver = salio, dlSpGesto Il bus
car al que iba q ser 81 hermano po-
iitico ' 1 vengar pOr' su mano Ia
burla de que Katherine fLc cojeto.
Todo inutil. T! Teniente Conan
dante Stuart sc ha desvanecldo. M
die ha Tue!to 4 saoer de q. En- ei
Broadway Country CLUB, r-gahiza-
cion que hacc gala de no Gar acce-
so mas que a personals realmente dis
tinguidas, al conocerse Ia tarsa, sc
reproduce Ia escena de ira vlndictlVa
contra eI 1aIso marlAo' La poDFe
victima de aquel e~stafador, lie COMO
clio en- sus sa!oneS, creyenGo que era
una persona deccnte, toda vez que
aquelIos "clubmen' lc habian admit
lido a su lado. \ a ST vez fucron
indignandose los m~ilItares y marines
amcricaMos que habian sldo tamb!en
Instruments inconsistencies de Ia au-
GaZ impostur3.
Ahora de5ahogan su indignation
todos los "clubmen', que, dcbo de-
GIRO incidentalmente, parecen, a pc
sar del empeno que p0nen, aQul Y
frIpra de auui, en- mantener bien Vi
, s;ble Ia Inca divisoria entire las per-
| sonas distincuidas V las que no 10
SON. los cue con mayor facilidad
dan Ia garantia de SUI e~sclusividad
q cuantos caballeros de industrial
tuacn de tempo en- tempo sobre las
| communicates en- que rcsiden, sobre
aqueI de sus consocios que tuvo Ia
d~csgracia de ~prcsentar al dc este ca
so en- Ell club, en- calidad &c tran
seuntc" por el brcve periodic de su
cStancia IN TERRA. No solo les hizo
completes de su estafa dc n here
dera que prctendio reallzar, 81 no
que jug0 con ellOs Y les quedo a de-
Der de consideration.
FL ultimo en- lamar el comIco que
jido que cstos hombres au-
daceS cnando rcGliZan Il techorla
como Ia que he re!atado, ha sido et
Manager del Hote. Martinique, don
&c e. Tcnicntc C~omandante sc aloJo,
comic Y bebiG esplcndldamente du-
rantc los seis diaS que llevaba "en
terra" Made la vuc!to i saber de
Stuart. Los detectives prlvados d
q~uiencs la familia burlada do el
encargo de buscarle no han podido
oar con hueIla aiguna del false ma
rino.
Este hecho real y elective, de!
cual guarda testimonio doloroso Ia
C.-. ,,.o,ua sorda ma ioven
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NENlCANOS-L.a COmpafifa de 'ranyfas
ir5bai2dCreS. Paga Si.SJ nor dia: bU"n cam
pc higl"nicO: faCihia ramarOteS. COIChoneS,
rnIIiaS. hailOS y luz elcCiriCa. gratis. ASiS-
tcnc1d. $50 pOr Scmana HornhreS con Ia
lnIlll ilcncn caSaS ?Or SeparadO. aqua. lena
! luz clGrtcica gratis. Esta Compaf:a gra-
~ricirari Il los cmplead0S que iraDajen Seis
mcSeS. su paSaie hasla san Atomic o Su
"GUival"nCia en- efectIvo. S27.0O. United
Railways or 81. Louis, Park Ave. and seth
ST, 81. Lc;:iS. No. (f?s)
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EMPLEOS-
81 NECESITA a2ente C. venta. Si I'd. o.
III agent" q" venia C3paZ, con cNncrienCia
como rIaicru q on CaSaS COincrCIi!"S. Y de-
SFi viaiar iEabalanIo pOr una casa fabri-
CAME he medicines. para lnirOdUCiF nleS-
;r"S pruhu'inS 4 In cl!cnt@li meNicand. cS-
rrlb&no> ,!lrIcndOrOS 81 "dad, ~rcrcIenriJS
: >1lirlu drS"IdO. ESfa IS una OpUrtun!dld
cNr"lrA'c para Gn arcnir de vrntaS !lunra-
do q IHiuI>iTIOsO. Y ron H~O$OirnS icndrd tn
hGrn Torycnir - sab. trafalgar. nIr!jasc /
:. Il. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO. sherman.
Texas. tG9l
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MAZDA MEJDR PARA HEGALOS que nUcstras
ampl!firiCIOuc> de rCiraIO> en- fundaS de
Seis para COJIneS o en- cSpej0s rirrularcs
G" r"lWlOidr. EscrihanOS, icnclnO> miichas
urraS novedadnS a"ri>tiraS que OfrccerIe.
paGpS facilcS. international Picture Frame
CO.. 3iT Lakcvicw Ave, Tel. Crockett I5iJ.
san Antonio. Tex.
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INTERNATIONAL AUTO SCH0nL-7F-1i7 <.
Flores. ESpcclalldad IN instruction cleo
trich. Trsbain priCiirn de taller. VIslin-
nos. t"l"r0nCe 0 eSCriba. Crccicntc dcmanda
lie mrranic0S en- Mexico. preplrcsc dhOra
O L. pcS1ra dcSpufS. t6iij
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-04

ron 81 del pllOncill0 meyicano ~ Rubio"
results I'm ahOrrO de ClncUcnta p0r CicntO.
Il listed no 10 la uSadO. piGaln I Su ;ende-
ro o avl>"nOs. J. NJ. y q. MarroqIin a6
DnlGrOsa 81. f6.i
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. {s5 W. uston
- -. DeSmaucha Y rcnUra toda Chase dc
>r:nb"croS. Ilcnc fOrTnaS nI"vdS para SOM
b-crCS "Sici-on." direCiamrn,c DE- Ia fabTi-
"a. SombrerOs de Panama dc vcnta 4 pre-
clos m0dirOS. f9il
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81 RENTA-$7.hl mcD>UaIeS. casa dc 3 Guar
los. r"Ci-n pInlada; 81 South Smith 81, 4
una ruahra de IL Gale pIvlmeniada ri Pa
-. corral rrandc y arbulc> con Snmbra.
TaImhICn - rontan dos "ls3s mas chICa> in
uiediataS. , D~Iriiasc prOplctario. 3aJJ W.
CumincrrcNSt.. Tel. Crockett BOSS. (GI
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IIIID :. lEINA dr>ca sabcr 81 par4G"rn
ir ~ papa. lose Maria itryna, que hacs
al"GnG- ailu~ no ten" TaLdn Il" ~. La per
soma que 4" lniDrmc> "~Xartu>. SRA graiiii-
rada ron in aflO de subscription a Is PREM
=. Nriian>e infrrimc> 4 julio :. Regina.
" III, Jerome. AriZ. rs
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Sc NECESITA houbrc oCapaZ con una qua
GrillG de 0chO a ounce COrtadoTeS de lena
para liInpiar TN tcrrcnn. pagarcmOS buGl
formal pUr cadl acrr y IN preciO muCllo
mcjOr nOr cada cucrda DC MADEIRA. Fl ira
baio durara toto cl afIO. DirfjanSe 4 Long
lake Plantation. lakewood. Tex. (G9l:
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IN JuVEN clcctriciSta bten cducanu v nlcn
p2r1CiGG. dcSea COntra"r matrimOnio con
una ]Sciioriia o jOvcn vIuda Simpatica V
bicn pareCita. Direction. \. .Nulcz. BOX
SIS. Palestine, Tex. tGD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-04

WASHINGTON. D. Gas en-
fermedades de Ia sandia no han Sldo
haSta ahora bien co~noCidas, pero son
dc cierto tempo a esta! parte, menoS
| misteriosas. En- virtud de recientes es-
tudios q Sc han hecho relativamente Il
este asunto Y por el desenvolvimlento
de las medidas que Sc han empleaGo
para combatir las Intermediates de
la sandia puede afirmarse ahora que
tales Intermediates son perfectamen-
te controlablcs. En- una recientc
publication del Boletin dc Agricultu-
IA NUN S2l bajo el titulo: "Enferme-
dades de Ia Sandal, I'm eSpeciaiista
de, Departamento de Agriculture de
los Estados Unidos p~resenta n nue.
va information Sobre dichaS enferme-
dadeS Y ell medic de cOmDatirlas con
GXito. Aunque parece referlrse es-
pecialmentc q los cultlvos en- los Esta-
dos del Suroestc, la information es a
plicablc, al case donde quiera que
este pueda ocurrir.
Fl Dooartamcnto de A~cr;cultura.
meli,nro sus rclaciones consuItativos
con los Agentcs del Condado Y los
t,.,h.iadoros 40 ov.,,si5n do, Fs+ado
- a-ts nronar,rdo mar, ar,,dar node
-o.au..+o :, ro,or ., ofac+o las medi
d.s accommodates nara ohtcner 81 con
rrol do las o~rferrocdadcs - Il Sc ha
bocbo refora,c;a Adamas do todo es-
70 seo,in o. especialista 10 eypresa.
bar nccesidaJ de leer con toGa aten-
ci6r ,,s condolences dol mercado y to-
Iso 10 relo-ivo g, j., c~oonnrac;5n de los
oomnr.4oro. :. ov,or-adora , fin de
-1L.no. ,~o.o.ho.os ,ro ,,ara
~~.omna,H, -ahoi ., 10. can,
-. o~am..oIando - r,o;or s;cbo ;mni-
J;onJo l., r~~nsnr-.ci6n 10 10 one los
a~rriruItorcs DO este nais Ilanau IAN
~.5,acnosn" c,,o es ma e~snecic DO cag
hrn.o - .n+,ax :, /. ~npt~eracci5n dc
49, t.ros 5aI ,rorco IL. - n,anta
L.. d. -. 49,. +o~,.ibfos c~,formol,-
Ia. ,,, 10 oro,;.r
CANA nm, general ~nrerauci5n ION.
ira laS cnfermcdadcs dc Ia MAYOR par
- do 1os omno 10 sombradjo De
.,rd;,. ON los lis1ritos ici Sir ou,.
) son dorda on MAYOR canridad Sc pro-
5,,.on dohe aconsaiarso dicep los es-
,ociaI;s,,s ye1o,c;onor hier n terra
=. r.r., rs,ri, nara ., ~nI,ntio SIN
..:,w.u.a ,..harf, rr,,ar,5o con-
IT, .oIa ao...m;n,.;5n orroc,ado
anouano ,,,., o,.;tar .,
~ - L..moIa4 .a,s.u..- 49,,
-ar.ma..o bo-.. .;o-+o oraIo
n, n- ,.-;o. .or;,s orf.rmoi.day
IT,. .,,d;os ~, ~. E..,-
T.;l.- =. ,m;.a;..,o. 60, J.. :;
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1870 ~Ln..
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0""'V ana
'"''"10''" - ''FO, !.
41e se
r.uoo:,
o.o ~ humodaa
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s-.a ans
|.o.a:. WIZ .a;o -
~.s,0 -. ,ai.os do.
.~~.o.l~ -. .as,, a.no.os :. avian.
I;;n4oso t.r r-ani.amor+o cno or 90.
,,,;t, ,.;oro y, Observation-Disclosures dc i,
9I.,.. l., .,,I mara on sor,.id, =,
.o.ra~I l., o..-o.ono;. sa1o =. !, smart;
49, -, -,,oIa .onu ~. m,l.;.,,s ia
.,.ido. o..oro- n,,I+;,rd do ,oono5a
som;l.s ,,,o - ov,;ordon ON ma
orar o~tons;5r Fy.a opformodaf
nonl III ,...sn. - p,.;fioo :,
ID CoT.. IL ,;v;.a lou. NJ.
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1890 49,
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PESOUISAS-

IlarlO Lopez. que - llama lu ml>rIo cue yO.
>Icnto 81 81 mayor dc Ia ramllIa. flacc Ohio
mC>r- salImp> De ParIndlrgarO, Mich. Y nos
~cpararlu> "n CItidai liiir"I. 81 "GaI son
- amos, rii"riu regular. moreno. cOI1u, ron
hiGpir. ra>iiu con Dolores CrrtcL. i"nfc;do
rInru hiIO>. Grl'lii"irc ron So a IA per
soma rfur IL" i1rurImGS "Nartu> dirIIr"ndp>"
q nario Lopez. Il. ;. Bon 60. shawnee.
oklahoma. tDa'
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81 NESESlTA express para Gr:e Ilcvc Sgs
~TctdCaS 2 Ii eSticl0n o Gamble sus nue.
hl"S hdbjclc a RosaIes. Telcrono Crockett:
Y Travis fia5.
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AVTsOs DE

GOMPRE, venda O Gamble mueblcs DC SeGun-
ia IGdn0. NcanOS an,eS de COmDFar O VEN
der. Pages racileS. Dixie Furniture CD,
Crockett 29I. (J,
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.ARRENDAMIENIOS-

Sc RENThN cuGrtnS con dos ANA para
h0mbTcS solos $3.50 Semanarius pOr per
soma: DaIn llbrc. ii2i. South santa Rosa
Avenue. $500
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ANTEDJnS cn HbOnOs. The Crarncr Co,
Opl!clans.' 3iG Hicks Hld-. PrccioS como
dos. No Co5ranos pOr eyaminlr Ia vista.
rrRnkCIf EiSI
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JESUS GUERRERO dr-ca -ab"r 81 parld"rn
Il" ~ hg0. TIburclo C6rfOba. GIicn hare
~ci> amos -aliG del Rancho de las AguiiS.
NcXIro. para ESiadOs Tn!GOs. CualTIlcr in
fDFme >cra dcbidaIncn;c acradcc!dU pur
Jc>rlS Guerrero, Apartado No. s., iieIiCalt.
Baia California. Mex. ,yIUj
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sc ENSENA mgIIS I rreClOS m0derahOs.
por S"hui!;l compc'entr. que habla c>pa-
E0l. IIahic al iclcrOno Travis 1913. (GU
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ENSENANZA

ArRENnA listed \ HAHL.AR ~INGLES-Pnr
I'M S:s,ema ficIl de cnScilanZa listed ar:rn-
Gcri i l;aLiar Y c$crlbir cl idiOma ron pro-
pI"dad Ell cUriO tempo. Curse de- iaITI-
graria cn rspalOl y en- inglES. irO!"Sura
rUinpeienic Y cXrcrimcniada. prur. ". r..
i3IaZ. SweIr!n@cn-McCr.w Bldg. runtrarS-
QuIna del corrco. CuariO iC2. Tel. Crork-
ctt i9.$. 90
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MARIA REYES ,,eSea saber cl paradcro "a
81 malni. Horlana Ramos. dc 50 amos 10 c.
dad. > pies de altura. moreno. 4 In peTSO-
NJ que de informcs cNactos sc le 2rsiifi-
cara con s.. diriglGHdOsc 4 Araulfo Iicrnln.
dnz. Rn1 Ini. Clarkdaih. Ariz. HRi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-04

DESEO sabcr Ell raradcro Ga mi milo Emil
10 IIUizar. Tui"n Sc hallaba IN Houston.
Tex, IN 1914. dc dnnde me cSCrIbid Ia i'll
TINA cJr;a q ColOtlan. JaliScO. Mex. 81 10
de OrtUbrc del nlSIn0 aitO. La persona que
dc inrormcs cyactOS scri gratlficada con
selS mcScs dc SuscriciGn 4 IA PI'ENSh =
s. en- elective. Sotcro ~lIuiLar, 1895 First
ST.. Santa Ana, Cal. t6st
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81 NECESITh con -urgcncia. IN rctOcadOr
para la FOtograria brow, $50 East Travis
Street. (6G
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WIS GrGirlmes Establishments 4 n ycnia
ae urrirs.lus C!. ">laa Slrndu "NpoF,adoS pa
RI MtNiro. Nr>i'rnDs. J. ~. J Il. Mario
Grin. Hf pnlaru,s -. CID
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DIVERSOS-

Il. II. T.. cox f.. ERIE. Colo. SnIIrIia rn-
grCSp"nirnCla ron ~cfUriiI - ~c!imra rirh!I,
ron UhlrlD mairtmunIu Y qi!" sea lOurddl
: I.,IIr" d" 81 casa Las personals Qur in
irrcSaraH dIrijGn>c = la direction arrlba IN
Glrada. rs
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VENDO barato al contado, mucblcs y
TITLES de casa. TCd0 cast nucvo. 2l@
Ruiz St. (6i)
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lPesa = IL 81. 1s.)
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YENTAS-

IINru Hu au'omiIlI Jackson DO : pasa'".
rn<. III hu"n r>'adu. Sj:manrR;" baraIo.
ururraa . +. I'uigiEI"z. ~" v. CuinIncrcc
Street. th'l
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20

The Curley Creek Club, which is
composed of the pupils of the Cur
ley Creek school, was pleasantly sur
prised last Friday evening when they
were given a chicken supper by Mrs.
Hill. Miss Lynch gave the pupils
sleighride Immediately after school
to the Hill home where the supper
was served and the evening spent
in playing various games, singing,
popping corn and taffy pull. The
evening closed with the eating of
a fortune birthday cake in honor
of George Hills thirteenth birthday.
Earl Newton received the ring,
Willie Hill the dime, Eddie Newton
the bachelors button, and Miss
Lynch the old maids button. The
children were then given a sleigh
ride home and all declared that il
sure was a jolly surprise.
The public library, which has been
closed the past month on account OF
the prevailing epidemic, will reopen
for the taking out of books We'd
nesday afternoon, March 21, and will
be open thereafter on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons from 8 tc
o'clock.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20
HAS MADE GOOD ON BOUNDARY
COUNTY CUT-OVER LANDS
C. DAUFAU SUCCEEDS In FARMING VENTURE AMONG THE SPS
IN THE P0RTFILL DISTRICT GAVE UP WHEAT RANGING
Another Proof That Bench Made Produce
WOnderfuIy-An Kinds of Crops Grown Successfully Hard
Work Will Bring Adequate Rewards

We have the best of pasture seeded
in this way. Our first crop of spuds
was raised on a small piece of land,
the rows measuring 40 feet in
length and which produced one and
a half sacks per row-some hills
five gallon pail full.
We find that most any crop that
will mature in the eastern states
will do we'll here. | have raised
tobacco for the past three years
which yielded heavily and cured as
we'll as any White Burley tobacco
that i ever saw grown in Ohio and
Kentucky. We have grown peas, the
vines growing to the length of 10
feet; spring barley six feet in height
on new land.
In clearing land of stumps we
one single block, one double block,
$50 feet of one-half inch cable
then one or two snatch blocks and
chain in end of cable. In this way
l get eight horsepower with two
horses on end of cable by using the
two snatch blocks. On stumps that
are too large to pull in this way 1
stump, then pull the pieces. In this
way we can clear average stump
land with about 100 pounds of pow
der per acre.
l think this is an ideal dairy
country especially in the valley
where an abundance of cheap hay
is at hand. However, ! prefer sheep
raising on the bench land as there
is more profit in sheep and besides
they are much better on new land
than cattle as they are a wonderful
help in land clearing. Besides they
require much less attention.
l was raised in Ohio and have
lived in eastern and middle west
states and can state that l have my
doubts if there is any state that will
afford as many opportunities as
northern Idaho. However, it re-
quires a man that is not afraid to
work, to make good. Since we be-
gan here we have bought "a acres
more of bench land, one acre tract
in the city of Bonners Ferry, be-
sides having spent a considerable
amount in buildings, farm machinery,
etc, and have a little for the rainy
day besides; so can say that the
Kootenai Valley has been very good
to myself and family. Will be
pleased to give any homeseeker any
information that / can.
CHAS. j. DAUFAU,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20
Ask For Money
For Drainage

representative A. j. Kent is opti-
mistic over the final outcome of plans
for the drainage of the Kootenai
valley-a project upon which he has
devoted a great deal of time and
spent considerable money.
The 18th legislature passed his
memorial to congress calling for an
appropriation of $75O,0O0 to be used
in Canada for drainage purposes.
Mr.. Kent has a communication from
those in and about Creston, B. c.. in
which it is stated that the Canadian
government will be asked to make a
appropriation of $1,0O0,OOO. 1t is
claimed that there is a very good
chance for this appropriation to be
made. News of definite action is
expected daily.
Kent's joint memorial to congress
asking for an appropriation of $780,
600 to be used in rebuilding the
wagon road along the banks of the
Kootenai river on Indian lands will
probably receive attention at once
if an extra session of congress is
called for April 16. Mr.. Kent has a
letter from Congressman Addison T.
Smith in which Mr.. Smith promises
to secure the aid of the Indian De-
partment for the appropriation
wanted
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20
PLANS A new MODERN
HOSPITAL FOR BONNERS FERRY
PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS AGREE TO HELP PROJECT WITH LIBERAL
SUBSCRIPTIONS-LISTS WILL BE CIRCULATED
Small Contributions Accountability Be Sent Boomers Ferry Herald Many
Have Already Offered to Helps Worthy Cause and Should
Have Support Of Every Citizen

and toilets, a drug, dressing and
X-ray room. The second floor would
have six private wards, the operat
ing and sterilization room, an OBJ
stretrical room, baths and toilets.
The third floor would be fitted up
for nurses quarters.
The past year Drs. Fry and Eau
cett have taken care of over 200
patients in the present shack of
hospital. Of these 40 have been
surgical case, 40 of which were
major operations. The hospital has
established for itself an enviable
reputation for doing most excellent
work. The patients have been
brought to Bonners Ferry from all
parts of the country, many of them
from western Montana. In past
years the Bonners Ferry hospital
has been the means of providing
work for several nurses and it is
conservatively estimated that the in
stitution is responsible for bringing
into the city between $4,000 and
$4,000 each year. With increased
facilities the patronage of the Bon
ners Ferry hospital would be large
/ y increased.
People who are not residents of
Bonners Ferry or Boundary county
have been the first to suggest a
new hospital and to offer to sub
scribe towards its erection and equip
ment. One man has donated two
weeks services, another has donat-
ed key of nails, another has agreed
to do $50 worth of hauling, two in
dividuals have asked to be allowed
to furnish rooms in the proposed
new hospital, a brakeman on the
G. N. railway has offered to donate
$40.
The people of Boomers Ferry and
Boundary county owe it to their own
best interests to assist in the Sc
curing of new and modern hospital.
The Herald is sure that every cit
izen will gladly respond to the invi-
tation to help this worthy movement.
/ No sum is too small to give, no labor
too insignificant. The spirit in
which the donations are made will
count more than the amount.
Who will be the first to join those
who have already made donations
Send your name and what you will
subscribe (either work or money for
furnishings for the hospita) to the
Bonners Ferry Herald, care of the
New Hospital Fund. This is work
for the lodges, churches and all
benevolently inclined organizations.
All should work together in this eff
fort to give Boomers Ferry the mod
ern, thoroughly equipped hospital
which is so much needed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20
Takes Lease on Mckenzie Ranch

Last Friday Earl Tomlinson moved
out to the Thos. Mckenzie ranch
in Curley Creek, on which he has
taken lease for five years. He
expects to do considerable develop
ment work on the place and get
moro acreage under cultivation as
soor as possible The stumps will
be reno, ed from quite an acreage
and the land seeded to alfalfa, Mr..
Tomlinson having purchased stump
pulling machine from Will Dunning.
: Mr.. Tomlinson's main endeavor,
however, will be devoted to stock
raising. He has purchased fifty
head of cattle and expects TO en-
gage in the cattle business quite ex-
tenSiVelV.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20
w. J. Hoag1and Sells
Brookside Stock Farms

A deal was closed last Wednesday
whereby w. ]. Hoagland sold the
Brookside Stock Farms, 800 acres
of bottom and bench land on Myrtle
creek, to Emil Joneson, of Spring
dale, Wash. The consideration was
10000 Mr.. Hoagland taking the
Joneson improved ranch at Spring
dale. consisting of 40 acres, in part
pavment. The Joneson ranch was
valued at $4,000.
Mr.. Joneson was here last Wednes-
dav to look over the property OF
w 7. Hoagland and Mr.. Hoagland
accompanied him on the return trip
to Snrinedale. Both parties IN the
deal plsr to take possession OF their
new places in about three weeks.
Nv. Foagland states that he has
sold most of his herd of thorough
bred Holstein cows but that he in
tends to start a new herd when he
locates or the ranch at Springdale
II is understood that Mr.. Jonesor
will engage in the dairy and STOCK
business here.
Mr.. Hoagland has been wonder.
fully successful as rancher anc
stockman in this district. Starting
in business some nine years age
with little or nothing he cleared
land, built comfortable home anc
provided excellent barns for HI:
stock. AS a result of hard worl
and good business judgment the
Hoagland ranch soon gained th'
name of being one of the best II
the county and the Holstein stocl
raised by the Hoaglands commands
the highest prices in all parts o.
the Northwest Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag
land will be greatly missed in this
district
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-20
Remodel Store Building

The work of remodeling the in
terror of the Kinnear building, oc-
pany, started yesterday morning. The
wall between the grocery and hard
ware departments will be torn out
and the cashier and bookkeeping de-
partment will lbe moved to the cen
ter of the building. The grocery
stock has been moved to the south
wall of the building. Under the new
arrangement the Bonner Supply
company will have a floor space of
90 by So feet.