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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
MEETING AND FLAG RAISING
special Correspondence of Every Evening

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford. April 30 a meeting ~ the
interest Of the third Liberty Loan was held
SATURDAY. afternoon ut Calhoun : school
house. IN Slaughter Neck George II
Hall Of Milford chairman Of the sussex
County Loan Committee, had charge oi
the meeting a prayer was offered 10y
Rev {. T. DRYDEN pastor Of the Flrst
NJ. T. Church Of Milford. after which
Rev Thomas G. DAVIS, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church and Rev r. Is
Stephenson Of Avenue NJ f. Church, both
Of Milford spoke in behalf Of the loan.
The meeting was then devoted 70 the
sale Of bonds the speakers being assisted
By Mrs George II Hall Mr.. G. +.
DRYDEN Mrs X X Stephenson, Or.
and Mrs Frank l.. Grier " II Robinson.
: J Abott, Harry X Thaw, scoutmastcr.
and several Of the members Of Troop No.
,. Boy Scouts all of Milford About
S40O worth Of bonds were subscribed 70
at the meeting
Two Of the Boy scouts then raised
a now flag III front ot the school house
Ice cream and cake were sold for the bone
fit Of the Red Cross
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MILFORD NEWS ITEMS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. April 30 Mrs. William Wro-
ten is spending some time with her son
George Nroten. at Saranac, \. \
Miss Rachael Frame of Ceilings
wood, \. J., who had been visiting her
aunt. Mrs Annie Williams. has returned
to her home.
Harry l.. Gricr left yesterday on an
extended business trip tn Toronto. anaday
IN the interest of the l.. ID. Caulk Dental
Go. of this town.
Among the boys in the service who
spent the week with relatives and
friends here were John ;. Salmons OF
Philadelphia. Sergeant Harry J Petty
John of Camp DIX and Holmes Wagner ot
Allentown. Pa.
Mss Agnes Stephenson left Yesterday
and Rev. Il k Stephenson left TODAY
for Rowlandsvillr, Md. to attend the
funeral Of Dr Stephenson brothcrIn
law George NJ Christie, which was hcl,
there this afternoon
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. lara k
Dcputv gave reception IN honor Of Mis-
Nahcllc G Shattuck. whose wedding t.
Mr. DAVIS Il Gricr viii take place IN June
Rev. Henry L. BunStcln IS spending
tins week with friends IN PhlltpsburR
y
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.
Special Correspondence of Every tvenir

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. April 30 Mrs Charles {.
Marvel and daughter, Miss Mary Marvel
spent the week end with friends IN VII
mington, and on the trip visited Camp
Dix, Wrightstown n. j.
Miss Dclema Isaacs and Miss blanche
Owens spent the weekend visiting Miss
Isaacs' brother, Sydney lsaacs, at Allen
town. Pa
Miss Mary Taylor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Columbus Taylor OF blades.
met with "A painful accident, Yesterday,
when IA knife she was using slipped and
cut "A cash in the palm Of her hand.
John Mllard of Wilmington spent the
week end here with his wife at her home
on Arch street.
Mrs Luther Davis has returned from n
visit to relatives in Baltimore and also to
her husband Lieutenant DAVIS, who IS III
a training camp
Mrs RYAN and Mrs lida Windsor
spent the week end visiting friends ut
Camp Dix, Wrightstown, \ j where
John Wade Ryan ls IN trimming
Mrs. :. ] James and daughters. l,ouIsf'
and Athens, spent the week end IN Dover
with her parents. MIR and Mrs \ J..
Kichhnc. While there her brother,
Charles kichlnc, and his bride were gwen
an elaborate reception
John Collins. Of Camden. \ J., spcnt
the week end with his family III Blades
Frank sullivan spent the latter part OF
last week with his family IN town
The high school ball team will meet
Cambridge high on the local grounds
Friday afternoon batteries for SeaioTd
Warren aud Hurley, game called. ) -
~ clock
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arraIgned beiore Alderman Arthur :.
lIcaru. Monda1 evening. lad WeIe gwen
lines ranging fIefu s. 10 Sic. With costs
All fhe men are Negroes. ~e!. known Is
loafers. and tin house has been ansier
suspicion far sorne tlne several COM
plants having heeH made against It
In addition 10 ghe iiHes, Maei>tFtie
Ilearu. ordered aIl Tie accused 70 % -
work. and placed tien IN ehafee OF { hiet
II Police Garland p Booas~orth ~
0hola thel are to report II HE eud II
euch week. for period d tleAt weeks.
stating how many DAYS ti4eN a4d worked
and by whom they had been suplayed
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BIRTHDAY L ARTl

Special Correspondence If Fvrry Evening
Laurel. Nprll 80 Nog"l Moore gave
n very cuJoyahlc birthday anniversary
party. saturday evening, at h> home near
Bacon The evening WAS pleasantly
spent With games after which collation.
was served
among those present were Mi>~"o
Naphrouia ohlcr. Florence Smith, Nddc
Omcr. Matte kcuu'v ,luha Lowe. \rt
White. naiscy Mics, Mildred Culver.
Elizabeth Bacon. Mary culver \rttlc
Parsons. Illhc Adams NlarEtc Parsons.
HattIc Moore. Anna Jenkins. lllh,
carey. Nellie Moore tllcc Moore. Mary
Moore Nir~,r~ Howard Nngatr.
Thomas tdamS, Ernest White. Vernon
NItirs lou~ Bacon. Clifford Hastings.
Thore> Powell Ernest \damS, \tla
Records. Elton Hastings. raj Carey,
In~rph Beach, Gdgar Moore. Raleigh
Elh-. Elvood O.Ncal Lester and kaph
Iluglc. Nir and Mrs RoN krnncy
!. Wesley Jcnk1.e. NIr~ tmanda Jrnkln~
and Thomas J Thompson
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

p-,al Correspondence Of Ever, E,ruiuE
Iaarc >prl 81 shcr Inion ol
Centenary Aira,oj,st fr~c"pal Church
ha. selected thc following usher t" ~rrHe
,liIrtrr Mas Morning. iIoNafI II
Dlckcrsou, II Crcaurr licnr1 l'og'r I
" Ala. lo.cph J Chapman and ! N"ele1
Ward evenings ,lohn = Crnckett llar>
West Willam N..hh IIoward Russell and
Uar> Smith
Mis- Minnie Robinson ha- fctIrn"d
from 4 visit 10 Baltimore
Flu,od tlcn of Wilmington Is spending
a f,u daN4 Ill laurel visiting his frGcnte.
NIr .nl Mrs W Frank Allen
Howard Culver i making q short VISIT
~ Philadelphia
\lcfor q Kitchens IS confined to hls
home on Sixth street ~ illness
Mrs Frank + Carpenter and son.
Ir>gn. are confined u their homo on
Central 4vcuuo Nv illness
samuel ] Ihuul~on who slipped and
ian ou the pavement several days ago and
severely cut and bruised his face. Is out
HI, i Harry Wilson. formerly pastor
ii Mount Pheasant Circuit, now stationed
Al Bethel Nid ha5 been visiting old
aequuataucr- here
Norman " Holt of Wilmington has
been visiting has mother Mrs Ida T..
Holt "f Laurel
NIr- ] Icon Holloway of Laurel IS
visiting friends in Wilmington and Cam
den y J
Granville { Windsor has returned from
4 Short VISIT 10 Baltimore sA
Paul White. William Dau 4 Leon
Llovd after Spending !. few dal> II Laurel
h.<t returned 10 " NIlmInEton
oscar : Nllley IF Philadelphia has
hrcu sncrdIne Il fcn duye here with h~
wife Who Is visiting hpr parents Dr.
and Mrs J. II / arrow
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DELAW ARE GRANGE RAILi i.

Spcciai Correspondence" OF Ev"ry Evening
Newport April 30 Delaware Grangc
met IN regular weekly session N th', " {.
+. 1 binding, last night. with q good
attendance The subject oi Fig and
Garden club" was discussed Nrs
Frances Il Met Coy principal Of the New
port pubhr school gave talk on the
work. and asked for the co-oprratlon ot
the Grange and Of tho parents 10 tins end
Afterwards thc meeting was turned over
to the entertainment committee hnd y
very pleasing program was gwen h'r"
was l,--ug game. N which Mrs
lnurh smith had hc most correct an
~w,r- AMI received the pre-
There MAS also 4 cake walk ~ which
Mis- Nl.hcl ford Won the prlzo b"
pftlr- u,rr boxes II candy tied with r"l,
white and hIIe ribbon
Tho meeting next Wc"k vii ~ h'ii ~
Erd Mon Hall
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Laurel Magistrate Compels Negro
Loafers and Gamblers to
Go to Work.
SOLD p FARMS FOR TAXES
Interesting and Effective Cam
paien Under Way for Conserva-
tion Work in Kent County.
-, ,co.ro.nondcnce nf rycr, Exenine

srcciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. April 80 Conservation work
IN Kent county is being very actively
carried on through the Home Economies
Clubs Organized under the auspices OF the
Farm Bureau There Is membership
of about 400 women. who meet through
ont the county for monthly dcmonStra-
lions given bv Miss Edith Dole, the
home demonstration agent
The Dover meeting Is planned Tor
"Wednesday. Nlay /. ut 50 = M, IN
the Iowcr room Of the Dover Century
Club This promises 90 bC an especially
interesting demonstration. oFh u"ur'
ricr flour and potatoes as substitutes ior
wheat in cooking are 10 hc prepared
The question of substitutes IN general
VIII IN, discussed and It Is hoped that the
women will bring favoritc recipes "hich
hey have found helpful
some now Liberty recipe books have
be.n n,ceiypd from Delaware College
and will be distributed Al Wednesday $
meeting
The great quantity 81 potatoes on
hand throughout the country has m
tl,lcnccd the food administration 10 call
far nm especial drive on new uses OF potn-
to.s IN honl,. cooking Thus subject Will
hc demonstrated throughout the county
~ the regular meetings ot the tome
economies clubs
The places OF meeting for May are rs
follows Nav ;. Dover, May I, Nlola
Nav !. Wiley school housc Vest Dover,
MAY :. Chcsuold. Mas ) llartly, May .,
FELTON,. Alav 10. harrington, May II,
SMYRNA Nav H. lrrdcrlca May l.,
bennington. Mav u. Casar Rodney
MAJ -. Milford May = Magnolia
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ANDED TUG HAULED OFF.

special Corrr< pondcncc of Every Evening
IcUe~ \pril 30 The NTcrrtt and
t.hanrnan Wrcrknc Co. which began
nnllinc on the tug Rcsolutc. which went
4sborc in front of the I,cwcS Coast Guard
Station during tho casterlv gale about
two weeks ago, succeeded, Saturday
niqht in getting the tug of after con
sidnrsbIc hard pulling Three Of the
mine succpcrS which arc stationed here
assisted
II i understood this firm Will begin
Immediately on the schooner Wawcnock,
which went ashore during tho same gale
near the Ccdars Tins schooner is loaded
with stone IN huge blocks weighing
from three to FIVE tons each and her
entire hold i full of water. The wreckcrs
feel assured that as soon as thev get the
cargo ont thc1 viii have no trouble in
getting her of Ii is estimated that tins
cargo is worth $4,000
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DELAWARE CITY.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware Clty April 80 Mrs Henry
Higgins. II near town has presented %
tie free library - books making q total
IN tho iibr.r, Of 94> books wlth@l3mcm-
ber>
Mrs Charles jefferson Is quite III with
an attack Of grip.
ShAd are more plentiful II present than
~ any time this season v alter scott
with S. was high boat Of the Delaware
City fleet yesterday
Mrs Harry Ncuman daughter oi Airs
WillLlm Bowen Is seriously Ill II her home
IN Havrc de Craze Md
Price STANLEY viii occupy. tomorrow,
the house on Washington street recently
v,uatcd bv samuel Armstrong
Harry { Nickel who was confined ~
the house for week by injuries sustained
while fishing IS able to be out
4 dance will bc given in tire cngnc hail
tomorrow night. for the benefit Of the
senior class OF the High school
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FORMER MILFORD MAN HONoRED

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford, April 80 Captain Leon =
Pitcher, formerly of Milford and for the
past several years commander Of Troop
b, PENNSYLVANIA state Coustabulary
located al Wilkes Barre. has just been
promoted to deputy superintendent Of the
State police He enters upon his new
duties On May and will be stationed az
Harrisburg
Captain Pitcher i a veteran Of the
Spanish American War and is one Of the
original members Of the Pennsylvania
State Police.
Captain Pitcher j. 4 son of the late
Mr. and Mrs Georgc " Pitcher of Mil
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SCHOOLS HELP LOAN DRIVE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. April 50 The daily exercises
al Dover public schools ia the interest
Of the Liberty Loan drive and the sale Of
Thrift Stamps. are increasing IN interest
and are great help % the children IN
the wav Of training 10 speak before
audiences Yesterday afternoon $ eXer-
eIses were iii charge of the scholars ot
Miss Edith Hutton rooms. and did
credit 10 the scholars The average age
of the BOYS. and Hrls taking part j.
between 10 and = years The exercise
took place ii q decorated booth IN front
OF the school house. and opened with
singing Of America by the school.
followed by solo by Louise PIku-.
LOYALTY IS the Word Today
Othcr features included an essay.
Thrift Stamps by William PenneHlll;
song. Keep the Home Fires Burning,
essay, Protecting the Birds Mildred
TrIce. song over There, essay. Red
Cross sara Argo, song. America Here :
nv Bow essay. Liberty Bonds
ZebuIon CorbIn Hopkins song w What
Are You Gong to do to Help the Boys
recitation, Raise the Flag, Margaret
Phillips
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NEWPORT PERSONALS,

special Correspondence of Every Es"nnE
Newport. April 81 Nir ANA Mrs
Har>c, l. Gregg motorcd to Trappc,
Ma saturday and spent the wech-cnd
With Rev and Mrs J II Whcdhcc ON
thclr rrturn thcl were accompanied hl
Rev and Mrs Whcdbcc Who will spend
= icv daNS with them
lphraim Meyers who hAS been CON
fined to has home for several weeks with
the crIp returned 10 hiS duties today
NIr Nlcvcr~ h.4> been employed y Tho
MnniapA BIding Wilmington for q
nnminr 81 wears
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prnmntcd to Ensien.

Al the end of twa.Nesks tarlaueh
winch be i na0 spending II d. home
Alhcrt Short @eu q I short DO
Franklin street. vii he commissioned an
ensign Ia the navy Mr. Short enlisted III
the Naval Reserves IS III apprentice sea-
man three months age and - a result 81
CONSCIENTIOUS uogl md harl study has
been promoted Mr. Short IS gradn-
ate of NIuIuetaa Friends school ami =
former student it Princeton University
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ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. April 3O.-Mss Jennie Frame
of Harbeson. while visiting her nephew,
George Wilson of Middetown, fell down
the steps Mt his home and sustained
fracture of the right leg between the
knee and the hip She was brought to
Milford Yesterday and admitted to the
Milford Emergency Hospital.
Miss Frame is about Y years old and
is also the aunt of Robert I. Davis, an
attorney of this town.
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DEATH OF DOVER TEACHER.

~r.~.u. Correspondence Of Evrr> Evening
D,,.r \pr,I 30 Miss Emma l.
,>,,,,,n.on N thiS town. a teacher IN
I1.vnr .ebnol Io- many wears whn WAS
f.Lrn ~ i philadclphIa hospital several
uceks AGO for treatment. AMI who was
hroloht "a the home of her brother at
Rridrrviilc ia THURSDAY last. died II the
homo 81 her brother. SUNDAY evening
Her remains ulll ~ brought t. Dover
uher, f,Inrral services Will he hold on
TtYrs.3t, afternoon ~ > O'Clock in the
pcoplc Christian Church oi which She
u4s IN active member Il IS hkcly the
Dover schools VIII hc Closed during ~"
afternoon of the funeral
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lost BY TWO VOTES.

special CORES ~pondouce Of Every Evening
Laurel. April 30 At the special eier-
ton. Saturday the proposed S60,eH
bond issue m,.> defeated hF the marrow
margin of two votes IItle interest was
shown In the election only few who were
opposed ;o the measure doing a little wlT'
pulling 10 defeat the issue.
The vote w..s fl for and 43 against the
measure less than hali the voters coming
to the polls
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FARMS SOLD FOR TAXES.

special Corr,sp pondcncc OF Every Evening
Georgetown. Apnl 30 Receiver ot
TaAc- David O Moore sold p farms,
Yesterday morning for taxes, but all Of
them were purchased by the owners or
bid il b. their friends
The county authorities are determined
that properly owners shall pay their
taxes and those who refuse to do 50 by
thc allotted time arc forced to pay
additional percentages and the costs
III sales
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SERMON TO ODD FELLOWS.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. April 30 In conmcnora-
tion Of the 99th anniversary Of The order,
members of mon Lodge No ), l. q
O. r. OF tins town. attended divine ser
vice at FIRST NJ j. Church, SUNDAY
morning, and listened 10 ii special sermon
by the Rev J + Bailey, who Is a membeI
Of the fraternity
The sermon wa- pronounced one OF tho
best that has ever been delivered to tl,
ulntLher, nf tie order h tn. town
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novel Var stamp Display

.NoIldn Aou Buy STAMPS - save
Me y. IS tie sign plaeed audgr the figure
II i lle chlld Iast climbing ont Il 4
trandle led III tic window oi the Vii
tuiugton Il Phladelpna frtsteu Go On
Market street The child holdS IN its
hands Nar savings CeruHcate and
looks W>ttuiiv IT IetsseishA Scattered
about the window afe other War Say
ingS certificates aud ihfltt stamp cards
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COURT CLERKS DEATH
RALTS MARRIAGE MILL
Eighteen Couples Waited n Eiktoa
Until the Vacancy Could be
Filled

special Correspondence = 1.e,rs Essas8e
FlAtou Nj \ps. 81 The iea-h
Charles \ Pet.asll clerk i -he Circuit
court tor Cecil county ere.4ree 3 gr.4nhle
far the office a> no btSlues, cou.d ag 8o.e
il the office aHt.l clerk wa~ anpa.u-e5
Chief Judge Cea~ra..e .ftr Il conference
With Judges \iain> aui Hopper deeldco
the m4-ter lite yesterday afternoon
when lie appointed Deputy ClerA Nlillam
Il purnell to serve the tlaeNpued fern
If MIR Peacock winch Is two wears.
Clyrh Purueu ID once Qusaacd AND too..
ebargc
Eighteen couples I.asieI ID E.Asea
Yesterday morning ser NnE Gria@c
licenses bat THE death gt Clerk reaearh
caused he otfce ta be closed lutl. i new
Jerk nts appInted rhc seekers a.ter
tuatrIinuns fingered aTaaaj tine TOWN tarl
after clock when Clerk Purnel ,an.-
mission he'd uived and tile laaps
couples we're soon accommodated MaH
thepprmt- Ter THE next ho4r aa tt>fan
preachers b.4l uus1 time tIela- uupfisl
knots
oE,lI.eot MY >afH~
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quota in the Liberty Loan drive include
Greenwood, Milton, Milford, Lewes,
and Sclbyville.
Lewes, will celebrate its victory Thurs
day evening, and Selhyvlle is planning
to celebrate it's victory at an early date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
LOAFERS PUT TO WORK

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel. April 30 Ofhcer Hanson Glib
son raiocd the residence Of James Bright
field alias Hop, in "Bacontown. near
Laurel Saturday night and found tables
arranged upon which were full gambling
outfits and with considerable money IN
sight. lie arrested Ernest Holden I'd
ward Dcshiclds, Henry Jcems Walker
Rov Curtis and CALVIN Curtis. who were
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

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.aa prisoner IS aa
Deiaaaee authorities
}Eca.ea.at Il
h..- ayea au snort
t..-ry. f7 Mn taa Mis- A
l>ton
frasa harH Nt..H-
Mildred l4ra
married 81 fat NJ 0ar>t
'1~argfa.z e.e. byE l
Jones
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HAVE A RIGHT TO CELEBRATE.

Special CORES pondcnce Of Every Evening
Dover, April 80 additional towns 10
lower Delawarc tIr,t have exceeded their
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ha..r Ar s \-tr ,.
ha. IL iea. realized ae
verb taat DIST -h.4a r aa
nrmerr
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SCrlrl

800 ce AT
III bird
,v Dire 7if
ra m rfre.0
ZS T2'e
ID T-2c
Zg~ -n DC
3q gra4a 25r
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ford and is brother Of Mrs. Samuel {.
Evans, Jr and Mrs. Thomas Abbott,
both of this town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

tI,II ept MI Na1E~
Nifh4s HyhV foreman n elHaus
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-02
Boundary County
Idaho

is the extreme northern county of
Idaho. It's principal resources are ag-
riculture, dairying and stock raising,
mining, timber. The county includes
large portion of the Kootenai Val
ley, the most fertile district of the
world. Cutover lands may be pur-
chased on long time contracts at from
$40 to s25 per acre. Bottom and mead
ow lands sell for from 50 to $50 per
acre. There are many hundreds of
acres Of agricultural land in Boundary
county which will make fine homes for
the energetic farmer. Millions of feet
of timber remain uncut and the rivers
and creeks may be easily harnessed to
give thousands of horsepower. Raw
material in quantities to last 100 years,
for paper pulp, may be found in the
county and this timber is easy of ac-
cess. The mining industry is yet in
it's infancy. Sufficient capital would
put only one of a dozen mines on a
dividend-paying basis. The climate is
ideal, the rainfall all that is needed
No irrigation in this district. Good
roads, good schools. Plenty of trans
portation facilities.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-02

STEAMER CRESCENT
Leaves dock for Copeland and Porthill
and all points on Kootenai river at
9:15 a. m. on Monday and Thursday
of each week.
Leaves dock for Boomers Ferry at 1880
a. m. on Tuesday and Friday of each
week.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-02
THE BONNERS FERRY HERALD
G. w. KING. Editor.
Established In 1891.

Published every Tuesday at Boomers
Ferry, Idaho, in the interests of the
Kootenai Valley of Idaho. Entered as
second class matter, January /, 1906.
at the postoffice at Boomers Ferry,
Idaho, under the Act Of Congress Of
March 8, 1879.
Subscription rates, $3.50 per year II
paid in advance; $500 otherwise; Can
ada and foreign countries. $500 yearly
In advance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-02
Boomers Ferry
Idaho

is the county seat of Boundary county
and is located on two transcontinenal
railways, the Great Northern and Spo-
kane International. Boomers Ferry is
the head of navigation on the Koote-
mai river. 1t is the terminal of the
Kootenai Valley railway, which runs
to Foothill, close to the Canadian boun-
Diary line.
Bonners Ferry has three fine, mod
ern school buildings and an efficient
corps of teachers. Seven religious de-
nominations are represented and near
ly all of the best lodges have organi-
cations. The city is well supplied with
all kinds of business houses which car
ry large stocks of merchandise.
The citizens of Boundary county
and Boners Ferry are energetic and
wide-awake and are willing and anx-
ious to encourage the coming of new
settlers in the county.
The Kootenai Valley Commercial
Club is live organization and if any
reader of the Herald desires full par
ticulars concerning the town or coun
ty, write A. j. Kent, secretary of the
commercial club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-26

FOR RENT-Four room house 327
MINI. Ave. Phone S83 after six p.
III. 25-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-26
Money Is w aiting
For You

If you owe your paving tax or want
to improve your property and want
a loan that you can pay back just
like paying rent, the money is wait
ing for you; just come in and make
an application and | will do the rest.
We do business just the way to make
it easy on you, If you want to pay
ali of it or part Of it at any time you
can do SO.