Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-05-06
MUST RAISE
$4,000 MORE
BOUNDARY COUNTY is FAR BE-
HIND QUOTA IN VICTORY LOAN
CAMPAIGN DRIVE
DRIVE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 10
Committee VIII Urge Every Citizen To
Subscribe This Week

This morning F. A. Shultis, chair
man of the Victory Loan drive in this
county, announced that only about
$4,000 of the county's quota of $780,
600 had been subscribed. This means
that the people of this county will
have to subscribe for $4,000 worth
or bonds before Saturday night if the
district is to keep out of the Stacker
list and maintain it's record of going
over the top in war activities.
Mr.. Shultis and the Victory Loan
committee plan to conduct an inten-
sive campaign this week in both the
city and county. The Victory bonds
are attractive purchases and should
sell readily. The committee proposes
to visit every citizen and urge the buy
ing of more bonds. Those who have
already purchased will be asked to in
crease their subscriptions.
In this drive Boundary county for
the first time is getting credit for sub
scriptions made by railroad employees
at work in this county Some $4,000
of railroad employee subscriptions
have been reported.
Two of the largest subscriptions of
/ the COuHly lOI lne NltlOIN llOdH were
made this week, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Walters each taking $4,000 worth of
/ bonds.
Reports from Bonner county have it
that the county went over the top the
first week of the drive. Bonner coun-
ties quota was $780, 900 but the dis
trict has many well-to-do firms and
people and these are all generous in
of
Following is the list of Victory Loan
buyers whose names have not yet been
published in the Boomers Ferry Her
aid:
Anthony Blessing, $50; Bertha A.
Felch, $50; G. w. Felch, $50; Stella
Stoos, 500; c. w Megquier, $50; Mrs
Olga Northug, $50; Jack Mckenzie
$50; John CASTOR, $50; John A. Fogle-
song, 500; M. F. Baumgartner. $50;
T. B. Linden $50; ]. d. Williams, 500;
Oscar Engebretsen, 500; Alex John
son, 500; Merelle Jacoby, $50; Harold
G. Jacoby, $50; NJ. P. Priest, $3.50;
Charles H. Bond, 500; VIM Parsons
$50; Gus Broten, $50; A. C. Mayfield
$3.50; ]. B. Hicks, 5000; r. d. Oliver
5000; Carl Ledell. $500; Mike Cherni
wchan, 500; Milton Andrews, $50
JAMES AnuTeWS, 9OU, MIS- flNd NOlSt
500; Allen d. Shultis, $50; Mrs. JohI
Lynch, $780, Stephen Lynch. $50; ]. l.
Fem, $50; Olive Randall, 500; ]. G
Bond, $50: Arthur Arendt, $50; james
Horigan, 500; John c. Green, $50
w. T. James. 500; Thomas Mckenzie
$50; Julia F. Fisher, $50; Charlie
,OCallaghan, $50; Oscar S. Bangs
| 500; Samuel E. Walker, 800; H. n
, Benner, $50; Mrs. w. T. James. $50
| Leon n Brown, 5000; Julia A. Brown
5000; Mrs. Clara Witwer, $50: Herber
Carlson, $50; E. B. Moore, 800; c. S
Cole, $50; Tom Nicholson. 500; Bon
; ners Ferry Meat Co.. $780, Walter
Severns. 500: Mike Regain. $500; Wn
f. Jeffries. $3.50; John T. Reedy, 500
Marjory Odds, $50; John Winterbot
: tom, $780, Carl Thorsen, $50; j. "
Jefferies, 500; Charles T. Wolfe, 500
! Ben NJ. Harsch, 800; Hartvig DahleI
: 500; Ole Donnum, $50; Walter
I. Harris, $50: F. L. Mackey. 500; Rut
: c. Lozier, $50: B. c. Wooledge, 500
/, Anon Garvin. $50; w. T. Yahne, $1OO
M. T. McNichols, $50; Katherine No
Nichols, $50: Ralph Karrer, $50; Lew
. is Cooper, 800; Frank Wells, $5O
Charles A. Early, 500; Alvin Denmal
$50; Alfred Johnson. 5000: Asa Cos
sairt, $50; H. L. Shively, 800; A.
= Cay 500; VIM. Buckley, 5000; T. '
. Harris, 500: Clyde Herman. $50; Tai
= Shepherd, $50; James CASTOR, $50
Chas. Riefsteck. $50; Sever Paulse
$50: Stephen Martin. 500; Harle
Hubble, $50; G.. G. Croker. $50;
Richardson, $50: Lawrence Ward, So
e Charles Fry, $50; Victor Anderso
d $50: John Johnson, $50; Oscar o
s mundson, $50; John Engstrom, So
/ James Roberg, 800; Christ Johnso
d $50; B. F. Payne, $50; VIM. F. Dui
n ming. 800; Mrs. Betsy f. Waite
d 50. 900; c. A. Walter, $4,000; Gust A
e derson, $50; J. H. Cave, 800; Je
a Andrews, $50; C.. J. Skaurud, $50; A
IS bert Tenger, 5000; w. ]. Bone, So
e Chas. Bottcher, 500; ]. P. Wiiso
500; Mrs. John Clyne, 800; Am
k johnson, 500; Mrs. Carrie Ringstea
d 500: Marion Francis Hildreth, $40
Ie Sam L. Holloway, 800; Susan Che
r. TEX. 800; Dorothy Squirting. 800;
" A. Walden. $50; Margaret G. Meek'
( 5000: ]. w. Reid. 800; Geo. Rush,
f1uh. $50; Borgess. CARAT, $50; Dol
Bruce. $50: Mrs. Inez Cave, $50; The
Behr. $50; John d. Miller. $50; Agn
Muhlfeld, 500; Gunder Hansen, 50
n Mrs. Gunder Hansen, $50; MargaI
D. Hansen. $50; Frank Hansen. $50; M
ty G. E. Honsinger. $500; Cecil Cossai
10 $50; VIM. BARLEY, 500; Fred Stror