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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13
DINNER PARTY AT ROEBUCK

MT. DougIasS hlrkpdtrlcK VIII tIteT- tain this evening at dinner party at |Roebuck Country club in honor of Miss Marguerite Lewis, bride-elect.
 The guests were: Miss Lewis, Miss Ruth Smith of Dallas, Tex; Miss Jor- dan Prince. Miss Billie Brandon Miss Edwina Thaggard, MT. and Mrs. Mer- ritt Craft, MT. and Mrs. Lionell Yerkes, Mrs. Nancy Johnson pr. Henry Tenn pleton Smith of Dallas. Tex; Mir Freo Phillips, MT. Louis Schillinger, MT. Frank Morrow, MT. Ben Moore Nil. Henry Smith, MT. Al Lewis and Mi. Riden Lewis.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
Gonrt1ano Ma@ri6ten.

Die Tamilie $. s. Meper perlebte'
Sen Sonntag bel 9errn un6 Grau.
Sobn Slider III 8uffalo Safe.
Sermann Yoebler un6 ..GbaS. Stufz
fe unterrabmen am DonnerBtag eine
Nutofabrt na6 Minneapo1t8. Ste
febrtert aben6S bierber 5urid.
81. S%pl3erlano ldbt etnen Sell fetz
mes @obnbanieS obbre@en uno gr6ber.
bauen. 9erman11 $. SLEEPER beiorgt
bte @6retnerarbe1t.
SRI. 9tlba Hre@t, Sic tn Mtcollet
mebrere' @o6en lang bei6dfttgt mar,
lit bteIber 5urudgefebrt. j
] grdn MbrataM unb TIRE So6M
9enrietta, beiu6ten Sonntag bic
Samilie @tude. .Trau Mbrabam 1T
6errn @tudes '@9melter. :,
Sic G%oncorbta 8anb lieferte am
Counting bel benz Mifitonsfeft tn ct.
@lair portreffli@e Muiif.
6rau 9et1rn Deobler bemtrtete
@onntasna6mittas eine Nn5aN
Greunoe sslsssntli6 ibres @ebnHs5
tags. = ! i ]
Nore13 ,9unSifer, a@uit. 9ttfin fms
5enrp Yoebler, Bic III 2amberton
.56reinerdrbeit perrt9tem; Derlebten
ben Counting bier.
@nt. 9@9roeber aus Danube be-
iadte lette @o3e bieiise 8erpanote,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
aoitbare 2oden,

Ser @ampf Napo1eons uno Nel,
ions am Die &erri@aft Der Meere,
IN Dem Der engliide Seebelo iieg-
te, fan6 Elm fnrioies @egenitiid IN
einem @ettitreit, 81 6em oie Soften
Ser bet6en groBen Manner bel
elmer @erlteigerung bei 5otbebD
in 2onoon Anldb gaben. Diesmal
aber fiegte Der &orie Mber ben
5eebeloen bon Grafalgar, uno ieir
ne Code bradte' 90 @funo, pab<.
reno Sic Melions nur 10 Bfuno
er8ielte, obmobl ibr als 8ugabe
nod Elm .Sranie bon ben @paulet'
ten ieiner IeBten Uniform beige
figt mar. 9ie code, Mapoleons
mar bon ieinem @ammeroiener fei>
ner5eit Dem &apitan &enrp SOL
lingstportb geidcnft poroen, Der
in Ser 8eit, 90 Der &aiier itarb>
gu Ben Badmannidaftcn anf ct.
&eIena gebl0i'rte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
/ SAINTS cute @eieaidaft,

ST. einem @reiie, in benz audi
9ant gegertpartig mar, fam bas
@eiprdb iduff Sic Sortoai,er mad
Dem Gooe. Dabei iagte elmer Der
Mnpeienoen at &ant: ~SSbrer miro
man in iener anoeren @elt tpobl
nenig babbaft peroen f1rnen>
oent sic meroen getpiB in Der sc,
ieai9aft aner @eifen alter uno
nener Set einen bimmliiden sc.
vM1, lieber 5reun6," beriebte
@ont, nbleiben Sic mir nit ben
@elebrten bonn 2eibe. 8enn ib in
Ger an6eren 8elt meinem guten
2ampe Geinem nieliabrfgen 9ie-
nery begegne, 10 .tperoe. i'd frob iei1,
nt6 Qusrnfen: @ottlob, i6 bin in
gutter @eieni9aftl"
49, 80. ALL- Ia, 5. atfe- 10 -4r.. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
.&qoesfdqe.
Grau 6rant &. @et1af.

.SSn ibremx Tarm Seim TT. 1phRea
bg Mot1neos, -4 n biaer Mabe9A pRpn REeaIrdll4YS
kMllNa5DnMa@HM nllms 12 nhr b HrqA1
'TTaff s. ssGeBfdf, gebGtene WiorA
ffSgSWHulIItb,, dlliB ssbsaua& &seetns gslbbieeefe
raj 5l,ht ssT5th41BEStttss ;Gt|l Il: ri e. al g; /
| nil tp1elGer r. s1&aarqqtalfbbsllt s11le 11 qDtaln s 1lger
EtueiiSf Sabre rhsbafftfx: gessseden 'nar,
S rpb atiStns narof{iiesaaidtt ats
e rraddnfetbeHaffei st9pe}ta nno mar
nod auf an bem 3qge an mtelld1em x1te
itarb. Sic: gntidlafene pdr In 9igel
Iomnfbip am IA. Weat 1866 geborenl
ur6f mar olsli6 -ert~55 Sbbre- alt als
fte bonn @9auplab ibrer 1dttgfeit
btnmesserafft muroe.- Gm 8: Suit
1890, alio Dor betnabe 81 Sabre1l,
berebeli6te sfie ii6 NIT. Tranf @eblaff,
tbrem| iie ii%berlebenoen @aften. NulS
Dieler @be singen bret &inoer beroor
poppn otto, Ser etn5tge ,Sobn. III
3arteiten &inbesalter itarb. Die
iberleben6en I6@ter itnb 6ral Otto
LSub11 BON Stem nlm uno Sri. Selmd
1NeRfaff, msldbe nod 5u 9allfe 1T. Die
Wsritorbeine tpirb ferner iberlebt nost
E6 56mef eru sunb q 8riioern:s Tran!
|@m. s ames, > Tra1Mlt .3QlIfeen5. &&frall,,
6rau @arl Eneelbert, 5ral Otto
GpeTfS Aap11s6S5raM lSpbn @eetfeseAe pe1t
|s1ems INm; 16ral 9obnSSeTSim, AIl1pbH1,
/ Soma unb gtto npS Gbrtit @6nlh,
bei6e. bon. 5tgel Tofn11tDtp: 9ett
ibrer BeSrmdbbllung bat Sic 8eriforRtte
Aaaunterhhree@@eeHt ii &%ottp1tpgaep 5pl glfls
tstb5ftp[ 9em6Dttr. Gus 9etddJstrbegdfrg-
hts fdnb Meitfmb6na6tmtttdg nm
ubr pom Trdl1erbauie aus 1tatt
Naitor s. s. Nlbre6t BON Der ct:
Bauls ep. 'lutberif6en Stride ant.
tterte unb Sic iterblibe 9itlle tnlroe.
i'm Triebbof IN SearleS CUR lette11
Mube beitattet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
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Apb11tI#T2sskf az a. 4 i eateaLE= =a q l 81 !. 81

! ~ sfltaf &C e zlE !: :
s. {s5 \ " I jz st i, 6er-ne-
b~srfeben16ta SsS JhS6Itmrmtsft6dahflSjrrtifffs~ auf
Sort @ibselp in 1862, beri6teo am
DienStag letter ISOLDE In ietnem
@eim gu ct. Saul. Dte 8eteb11s
Ierfolste am 8reitag in ct. Better.
SEER @umpbrep batte. eS etnem 8ufa4
gu perbanfen, bab er ri9t bon ben
@otbdnten ermorbet mnrbe. Nn iez
nem i6redli@en, unpergebli6en Sage
bate er it6 ndmlt@ a1 einen Sad be-
geben, UNI frii@eS Erinfmaier fir Ste
s6amilie GIT bolen. MlS ct 5nriid=
febrte fanb er Sic 2et6en ieineS 8a=
tiers, ieiner Mutter, feine8 8ruoerS
uno ieirer S6meiter IN Der @Dbnnng
Dor. Dieie maren BON BEN Wiben
get6tet iporben, tpabreno ct ft6 an
SEM 8a6e befaro. Serrn 9nm=
s %e}sRsa SftSs 22 @t$ &si rs a@P{ tst;s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
greunolidfeit, sic fie ibm betpie.

greunoli6feit, sic fie Inn betpie.
ens..
&c parer poriidtiee uro carte
Morte, unb bod trafen iie III ibrer
8ebutfamfeit ME forgfaltig ge5ielte
Yolhitobe.
gS mar ltin i'm 3imnter, aIs
M}arD ben Brief 1pie0er 5uian1n1el1'
faltete uto altf ben Gid legte.
Sie mar 10 bleib, pie pos metBe
2inl1en barnnf.
'. a9Nlrme, flcine MnneE fagte al1d
.ie:
{Ga1t1t blicb es tpieoer r11in,tten.
lang itin. Sour Ser @ino 1dg BOT
ben Seniter11 un6 Der &egen tr0p,
.elte meIanholii9 einformig allf
biass t@las6ab Der 0era11oa. 90
sieuf5te Marb plobli6 audf utl0o ianf
in ben naiitdtiiten 5tl1bL
rMaarp" iaste Sane, rtpas IT
bira."
Mber es mar idou poriiber, eben-
70 idneM mie es gefommer. sic
5iduttelte MIR SEN aopf, fab bleid
suno abpeieto Dor fib Din, nn6
5tpang ii6 at .einem 2adeln.
rMarp!" REF Slime in bieiem
Mugenblif, iprang auf un6 6rifte
lire naiie @ange a11 Die Ser Sdpe-
fter. .SSebt neiB - ib IN audi ou
= baft i'm geliebt!~ sic glitt an
ibr 11ieoer nno barg ben &opf in
Margg S9oB. Dieie faB gang tin
u11o .trsidteIte iie mie Elm &inb.
Sane batte BEL Mnnes 8orten
bie 2ippen aufeinanoer gepreBt =
etn Sbred burd5udte lie. Atld
MarD bate ibr Set5 an sGrib Der,
loren.
Gle m.Bte ii@ nmtpenoen uno
Nnausgeben, lint iiO nidt' gu Der,
raten. SIR @eiibt blieb unbemegt
uno rubig, ober ibr Ser5 i6lug in
i9mer3baft .barten Shldgen, als iie
Die Sir Ieiie btnter ii6 5lloriidte.
Sn ibrer &ammer itan6 fife ltiu un6
preBte Ben &opf in Sic 9dihoe.
Gin Ieifes Gtobnen tam aus IT,
rer '8ruit.
gs orrdidnllerte fie. Marp NOR
in berielben Sage getpeien, pie Tie.
IS par pobl cine beipnbere ST.
eurg, 6ab er nun nibt mebr Dos
Sous betreten mirbe, rn6 Die1ei6t
miiroe Bic 8eit. Deilen, mos nun 3er-
riiien NOR.
! Die Gage ginaen.
2angiam fam aIles tpieoer in
iein @eletfe. Die 5ammluttg pur-
De tpteber fleibiger abgeltaubt, uno
Der Same .bfes Baters prrbe mieoer
.bdufiger genannt. u@ibt Sbbr nod?
Mls Bapa nod lebte 49," 4''
Son Srib nuroe niemals mebr
,.geiproden. ,SSe6e biitete iid, ben
Nnrnen at >ne11nen. J..
sc mar .Die elm idtpeigenoes lie.
beretnfommen bas man geldlofien
n16 NIT beiligem gioen geiidert
.batte. ~. y.a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

-M in@ener S@redehg.
bPrrf d 1. ,Gas tuar cine ihdo.
.ue 8lemage. 9ie Spibel Der Sc
feaiaaft< meroen in Sdubbntt ge-
,%,aoralten uno mein @ann it nidt
bnb9tl"
Re n @unoer. SD .hab'
.eiNe fdlafIoie @adt gebabt, fein Ait'
de Bot i9 5ugemadt."
,Nie ,ponen sic i9lafen, meu11
Sic Die Mugen ni4t 5unna4en2s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

W. gejDenfIid d. ~ Be
banoeln sic aud Sbre &0din, alS
OBJ lie 3ur Jnrnilie geborte2"
- ueinl SD bin INNER bofli9
un6 frennolid NIT ibrl" /
s III eff 9b er it@
mobIs III, Die Observation-Disclosures
betperbe2S sic mar nidt mebr jung,
bate aber bod ibre Beige.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
MtiurnhsppN.

sSsunge Same: .8er mid ars @at<
tin beimfib1re1 tpiu, mlB febr bibi9,
iebr gebil6et unb febr reid fem, babei
bleibe i9 itebenl"
Ser leinfqaenols x0oer iike1l1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
aefurdteten @el6freuaarqnate,

" ~
gefiir@teten @el6freu5grouate, oas
saidt in ibrem 9eiit lit. gon BEN
Wfilitarism1S; oen iie befan1pt,
bat tie Shltem uro sM}et6ope Biz
Ing i.tipfeldm getren ueer11om-
men. @ruppe, 8ug. &ompal1ie, 90,
taillon biloen Sic unteren @efeAts,
einbeiten. 5s ST. 8 III b'n'rg Dor
benz Matbuus FAB ID. cine aoutpa-
Tie gum Mbmdrid an Die 55ronty
.slartreten. Ser aompaniefiibrer cit
.leEtt1nhffa1l9er Mrbeiter. @cinen bobe-'
rem Rang fen18eidner leoigli@ Elm
LANCER 3egen uno bie 8iitole I'M
@urteI. Sei1e &onlman6oSS pie
aif benz aoiernenbof, ffnr5 um6 be.
feblen6: nShHgeltal0en! Midt
gn9t" l1n6 bei $50 MsenIdHen Bic
Sabre lang bon Derbaltefen
@rimmS Mbier bie l1nlimigtettet
bes naRommifB1 getnltrrf baben,
*.ffliegen b1ie' &opfe nit eittem Mllt
nod redtS preiien fi6 Sic Saltoe
on Die Mabte berihlaieter arbefts.
y ,,a;;hra MAg AL; lgon ,.d ls6ys e'! ss1;d ~
mann: nn9@ brittle Wann ettpaS
surudl Ser 5ebnte, elite - Der
atp6lfte Mednn 1u9 sborne!" l1n6
Der 6iibrer meIoet, Sic linfe San6.
.a!lgepleBl, ple. leute un
-p!gen gut ols Hoe y et4'e'a
pVeteN SptSelesle"' I: =
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gl,th* aie .bohprp Mefehrsfiihr,,no
n NIX lhernSh,ten ghStemen', ne,
niipaert 81 S'n on, hefinSpt- .iih
!Sns & s. anhfo11nrfier
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e 4 : o., i, 9irsTnfens, mn
a,,5era, H. 1nfao naher NO,
.1sas,en "a ,,te,i 'es5spr9o hSShpre,, aop,.
,,or I<s% mf tehsn al,,tes SD ,,Jn,
.hai' i $780, mo,Sa % ,eo,,irie,t
bot t yaIsnh.,,, ,,ra uo,,aere 'mnshr;hs
.ts an Hrl''y Mer6 ap sr'D, Inn ' mntay.
fohta, ,e;AfiS ~ merfiia,,na
mor Son, MafSa,,a e @iss,, Inv Sas
9 @Gi 49, g,u1yuny ~ JS }ai,'en ' 80 .@ al
o,,fo uIt,tact = ,6o,r .st1s oi,, 30 90
ha,, mn greihem MO mnn,s nro,,,
ZEN i'm efeIS por ben aroken gtabS.
euartieren III fehens ae1pobnt tpar.
m6hfioe aoitn11fos brinae11 friihe
momiehoftem air. ,Sronf' seyt .6rei
nrohen mntorn,nnib,,iien horrt eine
g siat res Mnrn1pefehls.
mott i,,,1ne ,;Slrbeitprftfi,an r. Spr
Mei6io1nan ; @obftrnhfs. 1es Mrbeifer.
iomnr;tprh,,n Sas :. Ms;tprIs 1,nfpn mirb
@roniafto,oeId6en. 1aneben@ Helen
h;o,:s 'nnf, Seh aon Sri,hnpn.
auruiidaela1ieeule s@e{hiiiibe, Tit sic Sic
@s1pafttu11a.s cit 1T nod requiriert
anoran,1 ,,,,,f 3s11,,a $. n,i{hn,,n,,rh
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
Gine,,, Sramatiter.

Das @tud fie1 sldin5en0' bulrd. Sc MN III
Sem einen eibts grfolg, benz oroern.
Nieten; - t. -
sgs mar bod eigentli6 Elm Hdrfes
Sen SETTER fold Elm f9pa@es
5tIf ss5u bieten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

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lae y1asg Yeg ,ysag 9W VsP1l.
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1!epeno eal$ Se11n nMe -: n1l1e.rlq9l, Don
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g. ,gel.., RSle 1eI1gem eIrnngenen MI
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.saIIa11ltsg o.e NM anBeroroefll1.
e1'ett...ge1Wla ore SnprHW e. aH l1p
.gaoeH' p1es
pSger genp1e Snrna aaa per'
ge11en ial1en; Dle Wfaste Ut &C.
fauefts Ger &an1pf. miro mt offe'
1Ip1 y<I11pT HPV1I[IT1 Mann ~ - H, -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

: y I" - -
Gin GbebermittIer .iagte: $50.
baIo bic Mitgiftfrnge erle6igt 1T,
perben sic gben I'M SintmeI &c,
ihIoiie,tL .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

gerlerne e u,,r, sic men.
iden er11it 31 1ebnten; uno ou 1uirit
&c inieleno ubertpin0M.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Sin Sell 6eS geitoblenen 5ladleB
tpnroe nod ldngerem, perseblt9en
@udert .sufdllts BON etrem Tdt1tter t1
ieinem sWet3enitoppelfe1oe gef11toe11,
nuf benz CT gerabe nit Rffilger be-
56dftigt NOR. Mi6t lange nadber
fanb mon aud BEN Geit Oes @etretoes
in ginsm Meigfeloe,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
Qlle. Der 91raAtfnrter 8eih1nesa

Moten' Irmee 1as @eprdge. 5a}t
iber Mabt lit iie aus benz @ooen
gepa6len, Bel elmer @ebolferu1g,
Die bur9 sic militdrii9e S9ule
eines funfidbrigen &rieges gegar1-
gen, ii Der ieoer @ebrfdbige gu
einem Spe3ialiiten ieiner @affe &c.
stporoena nid oaoerli9 eritaun-
Md.allm bSEerifaut1lider sic orgoni.
iotoriide 2eiifu1tg, Sic es interbalb
tpet1iget Gage 5utuege gebradt Fat,
bic al Gauien6en aus nuen @egen-
ben 6s Snouitrierebiers 5uiau.
nlenfluten6en Maiien al bemaff.
men, III Sormatiol1er eiin3ureiben,
gu gltebern 11n6 10 ait etnern f6lag,
fertigen Seer Observation-Disclosures.
@emebfe, Mai9inengeuebre uno
nn6gfHnaten befnhoen 1i9 nod
bon Sen friiberen. @di1npfet1 Der
.fei@li9 1T ben Sanoen Der glrbei.
ter. @as feblte, lieferten bic &c.
itirmten aaiernen 8affenoepoS
rno 9oli5eirepiere. @ei9iibe erb-
Iit9, Minenreffer, Murition uno
8dn5erautos tpnrbens bem gefblage-
men aruppen abgenou1rten. go
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
Storm City jail.

Great Falls:-After crowd of
strike sympathizers estimated at 1000
stormed the police station and had to
be driven back by the use of fire hose.
Mayor X. NJ. Armour called Gov. Jos.
NJ. Dixon by telephone to ask the
availability Of state militia Learning
that Montana had no national guard
he asked the governor the possibility
Of getting federal troops.
The riot about the police and fire
station started at 3 o'clock when eight
women pickets were arrested for
throwing red pepper at the boulevard
workers
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
NAVAL PILOTS SIM
TEUT U-B0AT TARGET
Sixteen Minutes Required from Time
Seaplanes Leave Hangers
Causes Surprise

On Board L. S. S. Henderson, Off
Cape Charles, Va.-Within 10 minutes
after the first division of naval sea
planes had attacked the former Ger
man submarine U-117, the subnersible
was resting on the bottom of the At
lantic 80 miles from the Virginia
capes. A direct hit with a 1e3-pound
bomb did the work.
The attack was made at an altitude
Of j, 200 feet by the three naval planes
Of the Fol type.
The direct hit WAS scored In the
second attack when nine bombs were
launched. and the sub disappeared in
80 fathoms Of water 10 minutes after
she was hit.
The squadron scoring the victory"
was the first 10 be dispatched to the
attack and naval officers were sur
prised that they we're successful with
such a limited number of bombs.
In the first attack three bombs were
launched, one by each plane, and all
struck near the submarine. Nine
bombs, three from each plane, were
dropped in the second and successful
attack.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
Wants New Weed Specimens

University of Idaho, July 19.-If any
farmer finds new weed on his Mace
or any poisonous or unusual plant, the
department of botany of the university
VIII be glad to tell him what it is il
he will send specimen for identifi-
cation, said Prof V. H. Young today.
Attention is called to the free SER
vice maintained by the botany depart
ment of the university for the identi-
fication of all plants" said Professor
Young. This service is open to coun-
ty agents, farmers and all other per-
sons interested in plant problems.
1.-THE department is especially inter
ested in new or noxious weeds, poi
sonous plants, grasses and forage
plants of the range and any other rare
or unusual plants and would be glad
to receive specimens of them for iden-
LITIGATION. The botany department is
also glad to lend its assistance In de-
termining species of mushrooms and
toadstools.
Specimens of plants should either
be sent in fresh or carefully pressed
and should be as complete as possible.
Mature fruits and seeds as well as
blossoms are necessary in many cases
for a careful determination of a plant.
Material should be sent directly to
the botany department. University Of
Idaho"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
Money Order Foraer Arrested

Grand Forks. n. D.--A nine months
search ended in Grand Forks when
Postoffice Inspector w. l.. Noah of
Sedalia, Mo-, and r. A. Ward of Spring
field, arrested Lee De La Houssaye.
said to be the son OF wealthy residents
of Louisiana, on A charge OF forging
the name Of Postmaster r. D. Whool-
cry Of Smithfield, Pa, TO some IS
blank money orders. When arrested
he Is alleged to have admitted that he
was the man they wanted He waived
examination here and was
taken TO Jefferson City, Mo-. for trial.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
MAYOR VICTOR IN GREAT
FALLS EMPLOYEES STRIKE
Fire Hose Is Used to Quel Mob.-Men
Go Back to Work Pending
Arbitration

Great Falls.-After riot in which
strike sympathizers estimated to num-
Der thousand stormed the city jail a
temporary settlement of the strike sit
uation was reached which constituted
a complete victory for Mayor r. M.
Armour and the city officials who have
been conducting the fight against the
strikers.
After being out six weeks the city's
boulevard workers and garbage haul
ers will return to work Saturday morn
ing at the wage scale voted by the
council. They viii work side by side
with the strike breakers. The wages
eventually TO be paid will be deter
mined by a board OF arbitration.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
Gave Self Up-Wasn,t Wanted

A man dressed in overalls, giving his
name as Frank Aldrich, walked into
the sheriff's office Tuesday and stated
that he wanted to give himself up. He
was asked by Under-sheriff Sperry
and Jailer Blackwell what he wanted
to give himself up for, and he replied
that he was wanted in Standpoint and
Bonners Ferry for obtaining money
under false pretenses. The sheriff's
office had no request from the two
towns named to pick up such an indi-
vidual, and finally concluded that he
was either demented or conscious.
stricken over the commission of some
real or imaginary offense that had
not been reported to the police. He
was placed on the train and sent back
to Boomers Ferry.-Libby Western
News
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
Sees PLACER
OPERATIONS

). 5. McClintock, of the McClintock-
turnkey Co., of Spokane, spent three
days this week at the Idaho Gold &
ruby Mining Co. mines near Leonia
several representatives of large inter-
ests visited the property at the same
time.
Mr.. McClintock gathered very
favorable impression of the property
and gave out the following interview
TO the Spokane papers ON his return:
Three giant streams of water are
pounding on the high banks and
knocking down gravel at the rate of
10000 cubic yards a day. This gravel
is dropping into the canyon. from
which it will be driven into the sluice
boxes as soon as the water of the
creek is low enough. This is expected
to be about August Is 1t is when the
gravel enters the sluice boxes that the
recovery of gold is expected to begin.
Operations are being engaged in
on an immense SCALE and more of our
people should go up and see them +"
said Mr.. McClintock yesterday 81 am
not mining man, and did not go to
the property as prospective investor.
but only to see what was being done.
"A stream of water eight inches in
diameter as it leaves the nozzle is
thrown at the opposite bank, more
than block distant. The ground
drops off, an acre or two at a time.
and falls into the creek. The magni-
tude of this operation is wonderful to
see.
Even if the values do not run high
it is big quantity property An old
fashioned sluice test, made on two and
half yards of gravel while / was
present, yielded 50 in gold by estimate ="
Mr.. McClintock exhibited a small bot
tie containing nugget and many
flakes of gold taken in this operation
mo average was claimed from these
values, the run having been made only
to show what rough gold looks like as
it comes from the gravel" he said
"The property is favorably situated
with reference to high source of
water 1t is reached by road having
a grade less than that of the famous
Lewiston hill 1t indicates a beautiful
piece of engineering. Sanitary cot
tages, standing on two streets, are pro-
vided for the married men. The num-
Der of people residing in the village
is 125 and the number of employees
! is co.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-07-21
MANY TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

Cincinnati, Ohlo.-High officials of
the American legion, commanders of
many of the legion posts in various
parts of the country, Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt,
Governor Harry Davis of Ohio, the
members of the Ohio supreme court
and many other prominent personages,
will be in Cincinnati to attend funeral
services for Col. F. w. Galbraith of
this city, commander Of the American
legion, who was killed In an autono-
bile accident in Indianapolis June ..