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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Canaan geridt.
Der nelllide itarfe &egen bot Sen,
&crlaoen bon Sbon Ginbolt gctban.

Der neulide itarfe Hcgen bot Dem
&crloben bon Sbon Ginbolt gctbon.
Srau ". =. Hibaroipn uno Sod.
ter, SRI. Sloricc, iparen gnfongs bp.
riger ISOLDE in ct. 2o,tis.
=. S. Senslep mar lett 5lpci 80.
den Der bieiigc Goittrdger. p1brcno
s. g. Sett ici11e Sericn bottc.
%. q. Riharbion uno Samilie, 10.
mie SRI. Naomi Senslep, lparen ar,
letter Sonntag, beiu6smeiie in Geo.
SRI. Wabel WartirL mel9e felt
einigen Wonaten in ct. 2ouis be,
Iddftigt mar, befam einen glnfalI bon
Der 9linbbarm = gnt5iinbllne ,,nb
lnter5og iif in Ser bergangei,en $50
DIE elmer Operation. @ie beridtet
|purbe lit iie auf Dem 8eee Der Sc.
neirng.
Sronf 9afer bat jest Sen llmbau
Ieines Salties bollenbet.
SRI. @olbie Sosfelbt, peIbe I'M
Scim bon @m. @oobruff beihdftigt
1T, fam am letten Samstag nod.
Inn ibre Wsl,tter 81 beiuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

9 o II II enper rann t
Strobbiit e 81 reini9en. Self
getpprosns Strob9ite, bic man nidt
polIitdnoig NAB MADDEN mD4te, pae
nit lie nidt lire quite 5urm psrlies
rem, lam man folgenosrmaben reis
nigen: Man 9iebt auf einen ipeiBen
qappen reines Serpentin0l unb reibt
itridpeiie ben SdmuB uno Staub
ab. Damn legt man ben !6ut in bic
gliibenbe Come. Serpentin ipirtt
blei6enb. uno 10 piro Der Sut bur4
bic 9ebanolung ipieber petB.
SeIfarbenanit / DE meg.
jrbei5en. Is lit geipagt. &c.
bObnerte SuBbooen neu 81 Itreid,en,
ohue ben alien gnitrid porber emf.
fernt su baben. 8ewobnIid Blot.
ie.n bieie SuBbooen Damn iebr Ieid)t
nb. 9urd Sfrilbben rno Sdeuern
miro Der alte anitrid idiperlid
meiden. Inn iid bieie Irbeit 5u
erIeid)tern, itellt man iid cine id)ar.
Re Gauge Der. Wan foft einen IeiI
Crime Sdmierieife nit @oiier a,li
uno IdBt bierin ebenfaas einen
aroBeren Seil SeifenItein 5ergeben.
@enm Oie Gauge falt gemorben lit,
II. lie gullerturtig. Sollte lie gu lteif
aemproen iein, 70 peroiinnt man iie
pur Dem @cbrolld, NIT BERGEN @ai.
Ter. Iittels zines goriienpinicIs
ober 2appens itreiht man Die Gauge
ouf Ole SuBb0ben ODER Siiren, BON
oenen mon Die Sarbe 81 beieitigen
piinldlt. Nadlbem es einige Stun.
Den %eilgauirft bat. lieBt nlal, Dei.
Bes 8aiier o0ruuf uto reibt nit
i~aiuiten Stablipdnen, mie nloll gum
TorfettItrllbben nimmt, frGftig a6
rnb pGitt NIT beiber SooaIdage
nod. gnitott bieier Belize fann maj,
oud Ole idppar5e unterlause, welde
bcim Sciicntod)en 5%uriidbleibt. per.
menben.
Sum &ttten BON p~orsel'
a bereite man ii6 cine bide 26'
flung bon orabiidem Summit unb
IeBe oieier fopiel %gebrannten Sips
gu, bob cine serabe nod bequem
itreidbare Seigmaiie entitebt. Oie
8rudfldden iino bann hermit nit.
tels zines piniels - bod niht au
bid gu beitreiden uno paiienb
aneinanoer 5u briiden. Ra9 Drei
Iagen tOnnen bic getitteten Gesen'
itdnoe an Der friiberen 8rudftelle
gar niht pieDer 1ebroden perben.
ampenidirme gu pa.
iden. @ill man in Gile Splin'
Ger uoer 2nmpenfdirme maiden. 10
balte mon lie iiber einen bampfenben
&eiiel, porauf ie iofort polisrt ipers
rem tDnnen. Oieies 9erfabren ma9t
lie iebr idDn.
g d m B / q senorbene
ptanoto ten mub man, eine
mad Der onoeren. nit sinem neiBeH
2appen obreiben. Der nit 4lfobol
lngefeudtet lit. @enn lie niht febr
i4muBig limb. tut nbgsrabmte Wild
oenielben Gisnit ME qltobol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Samstag, ben Z. September,

Samstas, ben Z. September,
foleenbes bepegli6e gieentbum Of.
fentlib an Die Meiitbietenben ber-
faufen:
2 Malileiel. MGbren lrngefGbr 15h
Sano bod. Wauleiel-8 ferb ungefdbr
16R Sanb bod, bralines Tferb unge.
Idbr 1912 Sano bod, 6 Sabre aft;
brorne MGbre ilngefGbr 1917 Sanb
bod, 8 Sabre oft; 2 MGbren 2 unb 8
Sabre oft. %l,ngefGbr Is Sanb bod;
MGbre nit Soble1l, ungefGbr ID Sono
bod; SGbrline Gferb, lngcfGbr IA
Sanb bod; 8 @ild aiibc. 2 &inber,
2 Sabre alt; 3udt Sat, IoIonb.
gbina m1nnli6es Sdmein, nel,cr
Seering 8inoer, 9udepe Moher,
gbef . Romer, gultipator, Sdeiben-
geee, 2 anbere gegen, Seu.Ieden,
Superior Soc Grill, Id Coll Sobn
Deere Bflilg, 2 11.50llise Bfliiee, 2
&orn . Yfliige, Shaufel Bfl,,g,
Sarmlpaeen, nieoriger Wagen, 2
Sas quite @eidirre unb cine sln5abl
Sarm-@ erf5eilge uno anbere Irtifel
5l SabIreid I'M angefiibrt gu meroen.
geSingnngen: 4lle Summen bon
$500 ODER meniger gaar. Sir Cunt
men iiber $500 miro Elm &rebit boz,
F12 Monaten bemilIiet, eeeen Iote
NIT geniigenoer 8iirgidaft. Ser
8erfauft miro UNI 10 ltbr, pormits
tags beginner.
Senrp scope.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Samstag, ben IA. Septcmbcr,

O""St y" ~f
~beginncno INN 1 llbr, nahmittags,
fplgcnocs bewcglihc Gieentbum Of
fentlih on Die Meiitbietcnben Der.
faltfen:
ginfahe Ggge, eiierner &eiiel,
9llritenbafcn, 3 Maooofs. Sarnpa.
gen, @angflllg, einfode I.Geac,
@icae, Seurchcn, Sobnion MGber,
9liggp 3 Wtil6fiibc, apci Sabre al.
tes Hino, 3 &dlber, MGbre. adt Sab.
re altc WGbre, Sat @ci6irre, &orn.
iddler, leere @etreibe Side, 3orn,
Siibner, &ornpflan5er, 0rabtipanner,
SuautitGt Sell uno anocre Irtifcl, SIT
5ablreid Inn angefiibrt 81 lperocn.
geoingnngcn: Ille Summer bon
$500 ober pe,iger @aar. Sir Cunt
men iiber $500 miro Elm &reoit boz,
6 Ionaten bemilligt, geeen Note
nit eeniisenoer @iirgidaft. Sir
9aar5abIungen bon 9etrdgcn bon
iiber $500 miro Elm Sisfonto bon 8
Groaerlt erlallbt. 5. S. Same,
Iominiitrotor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
unassS ssssss bod Adntutssssstus
Gbr. @ebmeber feiert mad Grbolnng
oun lanser &ranfbeit icinen %.
8ebnrtstas.
1srau Nlb. Hinne fault Sas Sadmann
@pbnbans-@eitere Nadridtcn
ppn WorriIpn.

GDriit. 98ebnleper feiertc an port
gen Ireitag i'm &reilc icincr 6amili'
icincn rs. 8eburtstng. Die 6olgerl.
Den marcn erId)icnen I'M Dem @c'
burtstaesfinb nod mnnfc frobe Mic.
ocrfebr beS Cages 81 nilllifen; gllg.
Mcocfer unD @attin, @erbert Ne0efer
uno Satin, 2elonb, Wilton, Worpill
unlo 8erenice Rcotfer, q. q. Sbomas
ur0 @attir, 4. &. Sbonos mo GOT.
tin, non Wofnne; ionic Taltor ..
90. 0rinfmann uno @ottin, p6n Scr
ger, ur0 Sobn HcOtfe ulb 8ottin.
9ln oemielbcn Gage m,irOe Dos snei
Woltate alte SGhtcrhcn bon g. 6.
Rebefer unb Satin Dllrd Eaitor
9rinfmanil, bon Berger, getalIft uno
elnpiirg bic Narcn Seancttc Bertha
Sclcn. Serr @ebnlcper pelfcr felt
lGngerer Belt our6 &ranfbeit OH Das
j3immer gefeiielt mar, befinbet iif
longiam altf DEM @ege ser @eneiung.
Bel bieier fr0blihen 3lliammenfunft
iiberroihte Sral @ebmeper hire 6in-
Der uno gnfel, inbem lie Die bilbi6e
bon $4,000 unter oieielben
nertbeilte.
sSrau gilbert Slime linb oeren Sim.
Der; Srau 8. $. shmeigbauicr, ionic
Charles u,b 4lpin Slime. baben bos
gbp. Sodmam @cbnbolls 5ltnl
bon $500 getol,ft.
Mon pcrgeiie niht Den groBcn Sag,
om nGfiten Montae.
SRI. 9lunde Solltenberg, melhc
iih ieit Gin paar @pfen, beillhsneiic.
in ct, 2ouis auigebalten bate, be-
finbet lid iett fir einige Gage ouf
9eiuh bel Iugllit Hebcfer urh SAINT,
lie, por ibrer Seimfebr nod Nen
Sronflin, Mo.
g. 6. Geoefer, melder cine Isolde
BEL icincn Gltern geipeien mar. lit an
bergangenen Sonntog mieber noh
ct. 2ouis gereiit. Seine 8attin miro
biz gum ndditen Wontag bel Iug.
&ebefer unb @attin perbleiben. Serr
g. 6. Rebcfer befleibet cine Stellc
bel Ser 9enis Bag So.
@Ifreb Gromcr, bon Slater, Mo..
befinoet iid CUR Belt bier oli 9ciud
be. Sreunben.
Srou Mina Gpple batte cincn sln.
fall bon Der sIinooarmr entsilnhuns
uno unteraog iid ont festen Monta9
elmer Operation, lpeIdje bon Den 9cf.
loren Saffner llnb galebeII. BON
Sermorn, m,sgeiiihrt nllrbc.
Die Earabe bel Den Scrbitfcitlid}.
feiten, am nahiten Wontoe, mirb
iebensmertb iein.
-abonnenten nelde ihr Bolts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Samstas, Ben 81. Insnit,

Samstag, Ben 81. Mngnit,
~beginneno G,lnft 1 llbr, nodmittass,
folgcnbes beipeelide gigcntbnm ON
Die Mciitbietenben pcrfaufen:
Stiid Ear(or Get, Hubebett,
Sarlor Gid, eiierne i,nb b~0l5erne
8ettltellen (incluiipe bon Springfe-
bern unb @atrasen), aleiberihranf.
glumentiide, SdaufelitiibIe, Stano.
ilbr, Ganbelabra, &oblenGI.2 anper,
Seitofen, Perfection" 9obIenoI-
Diem, 8aiolin.& anee, &ii6enifranf,
&iidentiid, IpfeIbutter. 3eiiel (3up.
fer, 25 Gall. fupferner 8eiieI bon
10 Sal, %eiierner &eiieI, @urItitopfer,
8uritmiible, @arten : @~erfselge,
lebenbe Gflanaen, 9 Infpn.mofpers,
3Glune, Mblieferrngs- @aeen, 9 Son
Snternat'l. Iitto.T rud, iotDie Sous.
nnb &iiden . @erGtb, nebit anoeren
Irtifeln, at 5ablreib um uneefiibrt
at tperten.
gebingnugen: 9
Chm. @aI5, Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Sn gerfanfen uSer si 8errenten.

Wein an Der 8barf StraBe in
Sermanm gelegenes 2.lt0diges 8obn.
balls, nit 9urdsans bon Der Sront
Strabe.
Srau Gbas. &. Wausbunb,
Sermann, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

--Ibonnenten ipelde ihr Bolts.
,Iatt nidt crbalten, iollten ms TO.
fort per Yoitfarte oapon benadrif).
tigen; mir rperben bann cine Grtro.
Gnpic ienben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Sm @erfanfen: SaIb Seriep unh
balb Solitein Stub nit einem "a Sol.
itein mGnnliden 3alb, gefallen bonn
BbilanOer, brett abgeitammt bon
Gbief Soicpbine bon Columbia. Sreis
500. gom. 6 emper,
Sermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
20, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6. 1917.
Snnser Nann bon Yotsbam i'm
1lebuusslager berlett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Seffeutlidjer @erfanf.

Ser llnteraeifnete miro i'm Ism.
8einbpls 2eibitall. in Der Stabt Wors
rilon, 800, AM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Oeffentlider 8erfauf.

Der Undergraduate miro in ieiner
@obnung an Der meitliden, 3meiten
Strabe, ont
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Seffentlidjer gerfanf.

Der Undergraduate miro alit Der
@m. &oiin Sarm, 215 Meilen iiiOlid
bon Worriion alm
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Scene Nmaeigen

3n @e~rfanfen: $4,000 aufredtes
Rim,o nebit 9anf; iebr penig benust;
geraoe pie neli. @erbe elm Spfer
bringen. Hdberes in Der Office 6ieies
9lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

o.. 4. Food Administration
or Br'er Rabbit better make his
SET mighty skeerce en- not go pro-
jickin' roun' whar dere's cookin
goin' on, cause a rabbit in a pot Is
er goin' ter look mighty good to mos
ennybody TO long count err folks
hayin' ter save on meat. Sides
folks'n kinder have ter ave do
wheat -four fer comp'ny en- eat bread
made outen dis yere substitute"
-four. Dat wise or owl done say dat
to win de war you got ter feed de
sojer boys OATS dom de fightin'.
OATS watts takin' de wheat CIR meat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

-@ic man al Den Seforationen
l1nierer cleftriihen SrGbte icbeit
fam, lit oas Stcigcn laiien non
9rabcn (fites) 5ur 3eit Der Saltpt,
iport Scr flcincn %SSungen.
6rnu Mnrp Sabn llno Go. HOie
lulo 0attin bon ct. 2ouis bcfanoen
iih oicic ISOLDE hicr nl,i 9ciuh bel
ibrcr Nillttcr 5ral &. @o%ttern,olln
luno ibrer Shpeiter Sralt syranf Ncb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Aasemeiuc Gpnutp Neaisfeiteu.

SRI. Gliie 2idte, bon 9lano, pur.
De aIs 2ebrerin Der TrimGr . &laiie
on Der Sdule in Gotsoam angeltellt.
Der 2ebrfurilis in Den offentliden
Sdulen bon 9lmo miro am eriten
Montag i'm September beginner.
sSobn &aebing uno Satin, bon
8Ian0, murocn burd Die 8eburt Ell.
mes S0bn6ens erfreut.
8. g. Miefe uno @attin, BON Hoie.
bub, iino Die eliidliden gltcrn zines
fIeinen Sobnes.
&epublifaniide 8anoioatcn nno
aommitteemGmer iperoen iid am A..
Septcmber in Srafe periammeln.
Sieben Eerionen bon glano mur'
ben an porigen Sonntag in 9lono &c.
tamit unD oils Witgliebcr in Die
Gbriitlide Stride aufgenomnen.
g. q. Morgan bat an Die 9iirger
non 9lun0 einen Iltfruf erlaiien fiir
cine Notwithstanding gum 3pef
Der Organization elmer &ompanie
Some GUARDS. Sober mGnnli6e giir.
ger i'm Iltcr bon Is biz so Sabren
fam ocriclben bcitreten.
Cine Sd)eller ollf benz Inlucien
bon Z. 9. Sitgcrolo, III SDcnspiIlc,
lit am porigcn Wontng nicbergc'
brannt. Cine Come Scu, in 9allcn,
% 9iiihel Storm, @erf5cugc, &C.
idirre unb SGttcl p%erbronnten glcif).
falls. Die Sheilcr mar fir $500
perii6ert. Ser ltriprung be$ 5ellers
lit unbefannt. s
j. s
Seit u~nicrer borieen s%lusgabe c
Ipi,rocn iolgenoe llebertragungen bon {
@rilnobciis bier reeiitriert: Iiiguit I
garoelmeier an &enrp aari6nid, 5
9ano in ser NGbe bon Morriion, fir +
So, 900; Mina Soffmann an Ben 9
Soffmann, 1888 older nabe Worri. il
Jon, fir $500; Sreberifa Sollano 5
mo mloere,, an Senrp %. goeger, Die .
Sarm in 8asconaoe, fir $S,. n
500; s. g. Sennede an Hancp 6.
HeItcn, Got II, gIod g.. ioluie Sgeil
yer Gotten s, 8 uno 10, in 9lod G., in o.
Roiebub, fir $3.50; Or. S. g.. Goof Z
IN Gbp. Sodmonn, Got 81 uro Sbeil Y
JON 2ot 25, in Morriion, iiir $1750; \
Spbn 6. Stepbon on Mrtbur Step-
ION, 215 gdcr nobc 9otsoom, fiir r.
81 900. ....
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-an5eigen i'm golfsbIatt brinsen
@rfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Sieben Eerionen bon glano ipur'
ben an porigen Sonntae in 9lano &c.
tauft uno oils Mitgliebcr in Die
Gbriitlide Stride nufgenomnen.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12
ELECT NEW SUPERINTENDENT
A. r. Kent Will Succeed Supt. Col
Inns, Resigned, of Local Schools.

At a meeting of the school board
of Independent School District No.
a, held last evening, the resignation
of p. Nj. Collins, as superintendent
of schools, was rendered and accept
ed. Supt. Collins asked to be re-
lieved April 26th but at this time it
is doubted whether or not such an
arrangement can be made.
Mr.. Collins has been superinten-
dent of schools in this city for three
years and in this time he has served
most efficiently and conscientiously
and in all respects his services have
been very satisfactory He stated
yesterday that he was leaving his
work here in order that he might
again resume university work. To-
gether with Mrs. Collins he has
hosts of warm friends here who re-
greet that they have decided to seek
new location.
After accepting the resignation of
Supt. Collins the trustees discussed
applications for the position of SUI
perintendent of schools and unani-
mously elected A r. Kent, of Ritz
vile, Wash. Mr.. Kent is highly
recommended and has been an educa-
tor in some of the best schools of the
west and middle west states for a
number of years. He has been doing
government work for some time and
as soon as he can close up this work
will come here to make his home.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12
WILL INFERNO ALIEN ENEMY
Adolph Mayer Arrested BY Federal
Officers In Arizona.

According to word received here
Saturday, Adolph Mayer, of this
city, was recently arrested at Tucson,
Ariz., for failure to register here as
an alien enemy. Mayer will be in
termed for the duration of the war
Government officials started an
investigation of the Mayer case some
three weeks ago. Evidenc was sse-
cured that he had left Bonners
Ferry for the purpose of evading
the government regulation in regard
to the registration of alien enemies
and that he was heading for Mexico
and was travelling under an assumed
name and that he had secured the
use of a registration card belonging
to another man. A couple of weeks
ago Mayer wrote letter to Sheriff
Dunning which was mailed in Mexico
and in which he said that he was now
beyond the reach of the Boundary
county authorities and would stay
in Mexico until after the war was
over. Federal officers along the
border line were given a description
of Mayer and asked to watch for
him.
Representative of the government
in Northern Idaho are keeping a
close surveillance of people suspected
of being in sympathy with coun-
tries at war with the United
States and do not pronose to
tolerate any act or utterance of dis
loyalty.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12
BANQUET DATE
IS MARCH Is

The farmers of this district will
be hosts to the members of the COM
mercial club of Bonners Ferry at a
dinner to be served at the Grill res
taurant at noon on Monday, March
18th.
This announcement was made
yesterday by A. V. Hemming and
Rev.U. S. Crowder. The occasion is
the outcome of a suggestion made
a few weeks ago by Mr.. Hemming
at a commercial club meeting that
since the Commercial Club had given
the farmers a banquet last summer
it was now the farmers turn to do
the honors. A special invitation to
the wives of commercial club men,
bers is extended.
The purpose of the banquet is to
give the farmers and the people of
Bonners Ferry a chance to discuss
their differences and to endeavor to
agree upon some plan of future CO.
operation. This cooperation is
just as necessary for the flu
ture welfare of the farming inter-
ests as it is for the welfare and pros
perity of Bonners Ferry.
President James, of the CONNER
cial club, will preside at the banquet
next Monday.T. ]. Jones will talk
upon the subject, "Impediments To
the Marketing of Kootenai Valley
Produce" F. A. Shultis, "The Cooper
alton of the Banks in Building a
Community" A. V. Hemming, "Pre-
paration of Farm Produce for
Market" DR.. E. E. Fry, "The CO.
ordination of Industries and Posi-
BILE Effects"
After the addresses a half hour
will be devoted to a discussion of
the thoughts presented, and bust
ness men and ranchers will be called
-on to express their opinions upon
the work in hand.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12
TO REBUILD
KINNEAR BLOCK
MODERN BRICK BLOCK WILL
REPLACE STRUCTURE RE-
GENTLY DESTROYED
TO QUIT GROCERY BUSINESS
w. F. Kinnear Plans To Leave for
Coast Points.

F The work of repairing the w. L,
Kinnear business block on Main
street which was recently damaged
by fire, was started Thursday under
the direction of Contractor Martin
Estlund.
Mr.. Kinnear will have all the brick
front torn down and all the old par
titions torn out. 1t is planned to
construct an entirely new brick and
plate glass front and to divide the
block into three storerooms of equal
size, each with % foot frontage on
Main street and each with a store
depth of so feet with 40 more feet
of warehouse room. Steam heat
will be installed this fall.
This construction work, it is esti-
mated, will cost about $4,000 and
will give Mr.. Kinnear three of the
finest store rooms in the city. One
of the rooms will be occupied by
H. B. Kinnear's hardware stock
which is now placed temporarily in
the Kinnear warehouse.
w. F. Kinnear, who lost larf~
and up-to-date grocery stock in the
recent fire, states that he has de-
cided to quit the grocery business
and that he hopes to be able to sell
out completely by Saturday night of
this week. He has already sold his
stock of flour to Causton Bros. and
his stock of hay, feed and grain to
the Kootenai Valley Produce Com
pany and he has several buyers in
view for the grocery stock.
Mr.. Kinnear's determination to
quit the grocery game comes as a
result of the increasing prices being
asked by wholesalers and the uncer-
tainty of what effect present and
future government regulations will
have on the business. 1t is almost
impossible to get, at any price
many staple and long list of fancy
groceries now. Mr.. Kinnear is plac-
ing closing out prices on his entire
grocery stock and until he can close
deal for the entire stock will con.
tinue to sell to the retail trade. He
is offering for sale his fixtures anc
his residence property as he plans &C
go to coast points after disposing OF
his business here.
Mr.. Kinnear has had very sue
cessful career as a business mar
and his decision to quit business will
be source of regret to his many
friends and patrons. All join in wish
ing him and his family the very
best of success in whatever new bust.
ness or location they decide upon.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12
SEND HERALD TO BOUNDARY
COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

any person who feels that it is a
good cause. 1t is possible that a
list will be circulated
in the near future and that some sort
of an entertainment will be given
for the benefit of the fund.
The two committees will also un-
dertake in the near future, a letter
writing campaign and will make it
a point to ask all the home people
TO begin writing personal letters to
the various boys of this county who
are now in the service. Next to get
ting the home paper the soldier and
sailor lads like to get letters from
home and if these letters come from
people with whom they are not per-
sonally acquainted they show that
Boundary county folks appreciate the
sacrifices that the soldiers ano
sailors have made and that they are
deeply interested in the welfare OF
each man in the service. The letter.
from home will serve to let the men
at the front know that we are back
ing them and that we are sure that
they will all make good.
The Home Cheer and Soldiers and
Sailors Welfare committees have UNI
dertaken two lines of endeavor which
are worthy and in which they should
have the loyal support of every pa
triotic citizen of the county.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12

The Boomers Ferry Herald is to
be sent each week for the duration
of the war to every soldier and
sailor from Boundary county. The
sending of the Herald will commence
with this issue.
The members of the Home Cheer
and the Soldiers and Sailors Wei
fare committees of the Boundary
County Defense League, are behind
the movement to send the home
paper to Boundary county's soldiers
and sailors and will start in at once
to raise the money required. The
members of the Home Cheer COM
mittee are Douglas Palmer, chair
man, Mrs. o. F. Howe and +. l..
Little. The members of the Soldiers
and Sailors Welfare committee are
Miss Goldie Cave, chairman, Mrs.
Belle Bishop and H. f. Storm.
The members of both committees
felt that the Boundary county sail
ors and sailors would appreciate the
home paper more than anything
else that could be done for them and
that in receiving it each week they
would be kept in touch with the
home folks and get more of the
real news of the county than would be
possible through any other source.
The committees will be glad to
receive donations for the fund from
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-03-12
H. H. ELDER Is NEW AUDITOR
and CLERK OF BOUNDARY COUNTY

Mr.. Elder as a successor to Mr.. Stan
ley.
Mr.. Stanley and family plan to
leave the latter part of this week
for Spokane where they will make
their home for the next few months
and perhaps permanently. Mr.. Stan
ley gave up his position as county
auditor and clerk in order that he
might enter into other lines of bust
ness. With an attorney of Portland,
Oregon, he plans to establish a
bonding company with offices in
Spokane and Portland. Mr.. Stanley
will do the field work of the com
pany and his attorney partner will
handle the legal work. Mr.. Stanley
also has one or two other business
propositions in view which may
materialize later. He has had a
great deal of experience in the bond
business and feels confident that he
will be able to make good in the new
undertaking.