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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
CHOOSING

THE people of Audrain county viii
be called upon soon to choose dele
gates to the Constitutional conven-
ton.
The Senatorial district of which We
are a part will have two delegates
one representing the Democratic
party and another the Republican.
There will also be delegates at large
chosen from over the entire state.
1t is important that the men who
sit in this important gathering repre-
ting the people Of the state be of the
very highest type, That they be men
who are representative Missourians,
possess vision and have al heart an
unself sh interest in the future Of this
great commonwealth.
We feel that Missouri has many
men who are qualified for these i'm
portant places. But they are not list
ed among the professional politicians
Of the State. They are me in whom
the good Of the people and the state
is not dominated by selfish or party
interests.
Even with the making Of a new
constitution The work is but started.
Its adoption win then be placed be-
fore the people Of Missouri and they
will vote their approval or rejection.
There are many important matters
to be considered in its formation.
There are many things to be guarded
against in it's framing. We suggest
that the voters consider the men they
delegate to the convention with care
and deep interest as well as the finish
ed document presented for their ac-
ton. This is n of the most import
ant matters this state has had to con-
slider for a generation and we should
accept it as such.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Legion May
Bring Champion
Wrestler Here

The Athletic Committee of the
James Bledsoe Post Of the American
Legion has received q letter from the
manager Of Helmer Myre, who claims
to be the light heavyweight champion
wrestler of the country, saying that
he would be willing TO arrange for a
match here in the near future.
Myre, in a match with Ed ((strang-
ler) Lewis, former heavyweight
champion Of the world, stayed" one
hour before Lewis was able to get his
shoulders on the mat He has met
many other champion wrestlers with
very few defeats.
It is possible that Myre win appear
in a match that the Legion hopes to
stage here on Labor Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
WARNED
TuEDE MHcT Dr
iH[nL MU1I Dc
NO H0STIL|TIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The
American state department, in a note
Forwarded just to Panama, stated
emphatically that the United States
would not permit any hostilities
growing out of the occupation Of the
Coto region by Costa Rica.
The American note, it developed,
was in response to a communication
from the Panama government ,indi-
eating that if Costa Rica should at.
tempt to re-occupy the disputed ter
ritory, force would be used in resist
ing unless the United States made 1t
clear that the American government
would prevent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
THE 4DoUGHBoY or IDAHO"
Striking Statue Recently Selected BY
Stats War Memorial Connie
sion, is Lifeilke Study.

It's a far cry indeed from the stiff
necked. primly dressed recruit which
flooded America after the armistlce
us the sculptured representation Of
the American fighter to the shirt.
sleeved. delightfully."- informal Dough.
boy Of Idaho" recently selected by the
states wal memorial commission to
svmbolize Idaho's contribution to the
World war. The statue, work Of Award
Fairbanks, Portland, Ore, and Salt
Lake City. Utah, artist, is the most
lifelIke study of the A. E. f. infantry
man as the Boche saw him that Amer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Circus VIII
Show 4 .exico
Se2tenper I'D

The Hagenbeck- Wallace Circus will
be in Mexico September 10 for one
day performance, giving two shows,
afternon and night. This circus was
here several years ago, but since chat
thse 1 hs increased in Size by about
ter eal anal HoW ID is said 10 be
-te setai4 largest circus in the Unitde
states.
The most interests ing features Of
this show are the trained animal
arts. There win be a parade in the
morning, which win be over a mile
long. W. H. Reaney, advance as
for the Hagenbeck- Wallace circus
was in Mexico Thursday to make ar
rangemnts for holding the performan-
ces.
The equipment carried by this cir
Gus is of the most modern type. 1t
is practically the only circus in the
country that has all its canvas laid
out On gasoline machines, or spool
wagons, a l~abor-saving device which
eliminates the work Of about one hun
bred men. The reserved seats are on
trucks, which makes it possible to put
hem up in about half the time chat
S ordinarily necessary. The tent is
absolutely waterproof, 50 that even if
[ rains, there is no necessity for post
yoning the performance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
PUBLIC SALE OF REGISTERED
CATTLE

There will be an administrators sale
at the late III. M. Royalty's farm 5
miles east of Vandalia and 5 miles
southwest Of Curryville, Mo,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1921
on horses mules, jennets, and Jer-
sey cows. AT the game time and
pIace M, j. Jonesw will sell is head Of
agistered cattle and not a by-bid
shall be made. The cattle will con
\ sist of:
SHORTHORNS--6 cows and heif-
ers, all with calf; 2 yearling heifers,
reds and roars; 2 roam yearling bulls,
HEREFORDS-1 yearling bull,
early bull calves.
Above all registered. Also / high
grade bull calf. All good ones.
TERMS:-Cash, or time to suit,
with good note at 6 per cent.
GOODMAN and HOLLINGSWORTH
Administrators of Estate.
Col. Doc. Biggs and O. B. Carroll,
Auctioneers. wilt p Advertisement
y L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Sacred eun q. the Egyptians.

Apis, a sacred bull worshiped by
the ancient Egyptians. was kept In
the temple of Osiris at Memphis. The
bull selected possessed certain dis
tinguIshlng features. such as a black
hide and certain marks on the fore
head and back. and other marks. The
birthday of the bull Apis was cele-
DRAFTED every year. When he died he
was embalmed and buried in a spe-
ciai part Of the temple and his death
was followed by a period Of public
mourning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Legion Will
Give First
Dance Mon.

The first of the series of weekly
dances that the American Legion here
is to give will be held Monday, Aug
est 20 in Security Hall.
The dances are a part of a program
that the post has just outlined for the
coming season, that includes wrestling
matches and post activities Of all
{sorts.
The Mexico Jazz Orchestra viii fur
nish music for the dances, the second
of which will be held on Labor Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

PANAMA, Aug, 24.-Panama is
prepared and ready to repel the Costa
Ricans should they invade the dis
puted Coto territory. No definite ac-
ton viii be taken, however, until it
is learned what attitude the United
States Government will adopt toward
Panama in the event the Panamanas
oppose teh taking over of Coto by the
Costa Ricans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
valuable munro

Undoubtedly the s was domesti-
Gated long before the horse. The lat
ter probably was native to a humid
country, but the ass has d small hard
hoof adapted to the dry desert. II
can get a subsistence from nothing
more sustaining than creosote brush.
It can eat anything that 4 maj can eat.
The dOmesticated asses Of our own
West which are called 'burros." win
browse on bacon.rinds and other REM
nants Of camp proveader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
pIylde ownershlp d oreat Lakes.

The largest Of the Great Lakes is
Lake Superior, area 1880 square
miles. The smallest is Lake st, Clair,
area 40 square miles. The second
largest Is Lake Huron, area 23,200
square miles, Lake Michigan Is third,
22,4o0 sqiiare miles; Erie fourth, 10,-
600 square miles; and Ontario, fifth,
1920 square miles, Lake Michigan is
wholly within the United States. Haif
Of the area of the other Great Lakes
ts within Canada.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
why ,We cav ashe..

The DISCUSSION being on why we e.
Ger TO a automobile as SHE one
sian said 4 was because when 4 cur
d slicked UP and attractive we all
admire her: when she acts properly
she y charming; yet VIZ often drive
her into improper action by lack 81
care. and when she gets old and haa
lost her style we try TO discard her
and ret q q pleasing one.-Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Mine Begins Operation

MARTTNSBURG, Mo-, August "a.
The Martinsburg Coal and Mining
Company has installed machines for
mining coal and the first rail ship
ments from the mines are now being
made, wagon and truck trade hereto
fore taking the output.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Bethel Methodist Church.

The last service Of the conference
year will be held Sunday, August %,
IL a. m. The Presiding Elder Of the
Mexico District, Rev. w. P. Wynn,
viii preach and administer the Sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Delegates to the Audrain County
Sunday School Convention. to be held
at Littleby Methodist Church Septem-
Der 2 and 8 win have the opportunity
Of hearing speakers from outside the
oah.y talk on Snnady school methods
in other counties. The committee in
charge Of the convention is. anxious to
have a large representation from each
Sunday school in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Trains win be Net 4 Rush Hi.

Arrangements have been made to
meet at Rush Hill al trains carrying
delegates to the Audrain County Sum
day School Convention. which Is to be
held at Littleby Methodist Church.
The convention will meet September 2
and 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Ben LampsOn
Is Married To
St. Louis Girl

Ben Lampson, of Mexico, was mar
ried Sunday night in Clayton, Mo-, to
Miss Minnie Payne, Of 420 South JEFF
ferson street, st. Louis. Mr.. Lamp
SON returned 10 Mexico after the we'd
ding, but Mrs. Lampson will remain in
Clayton for the present.
Mr.. Lampson is the son of Mrs.
Julia LampsOn, Of sos North Cleve-
land, of this city, and Is well known
in Mexico. He is employed by the
Berger Plumbing Shop. he has many
friends in Mexico who wish the young
couple every kind of success and
prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

uerru as CeparT-
mellt a~djutant Of
the American Le-
gion in California.
Is one of the most
active Legion Off.
GERS in his state.
Bebergall also is
w%ell-known for his
activities in labor
union circles.
B~ebergalps life
history is the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
CaUtain van Horne "a Funeral,

Captain Van Horne, Of Missouri
Military Academy, left Wednesday to
attend the funeral Of his uncle, JEFF
Horne, who died n st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Jack Marlow and Fred A. Morris
70 boasting new Stsiebaker Skies.
~. Marlows ear Is his sixth stude
haker and Mr.. Norris h his fifth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

There will be an ice cream social at
the Crane School House, fifteen miles
southeast of here, Friday night. Ed c..
Ofutt, county superintendent Of
schools, will give an address.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Miss Blanche and Frances Tinsley
have returned from q two weeks visit
with relatives in Wellsville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Miss Bess Barre, Of Linton, Indiana,
has returned 70 her home after i visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Middleton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Mr. and Mrs. Js H. Rodes and son
Clifton returned to their home in
Webster Groves Tuesday after a
three weeks visit with relatives in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
lf0c HOSE


we can supply the children with bose
1T 10 Gents . pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Elliott have taken
vie Graham home on Woodlawn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
LEGION MAN UNION OFFICER
California Organization Adjutant Well
Known for Activities With
Fellow Laborers.

Fred p. Bebergall Of San Francis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Mrs. ]. Il, Davis, Of Vandalia, Is IN
Mexico 81 busiAesa. She win stay for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
TIE o
AMlICAN
LLGIM

Copy for This Department Supplied b
thu American Legion News ssrvtee.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

mo e0enloutel geltoBeien ,3InIt,
9ieIfen unO Wustat5lute. Gin
&iuno @ebl, u Saile 9ornitarfe
unO , bohe IeeIoifel gadpuluer
meroen 5uiammen geiie6t. 2 8funo
entfernte Roiinen, 2 Eiuno gerei.
uiJte aorintaen, I Giuno in ieine
Streiien geitnittenes ,3itronot uno
Crangeuid)aIc weroen nit Mebl be.
itdubt uno Damn ben norher gennnn.
ten 3utaten 5ugeiugt; Den Geia tint
mar i'll ei.re nit Butter ~ausseItri.
tlene, nit 9;ooier ~ausgelegte 20.5oI.
lge aildeniorm uno 6adt i'm ma.
Sig beiBen Gen 4 bis 5 Stun0en.
SO6alo ser SUDDEN gar it uno ab.
letubit, miro er nit Der foIgenoen
3ldiur 6eitriten. Soute Der Sfen
jeim Baden gu b,iB peroen, 10 off.
net man nid)t oie 9ire. ionoern iebt
inter Den Sudden elm 9leh nit @aii.
Ter; oieics 9ledl muB lcoof genau
10 9roB icin. ME oo5 a~ltd1enbfedl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
llnoOriiMti9telt.

S,h bate mid i'm @irtSbaule oe@
flelllen UcOlrga0orTea pon anltrel'
uen0eI I:allue er0olt, tur Detfete
Strapa5et gellurIt ulio ipdr nnH eVeI'
I'M 2e,r.iL OIe Sdmele Der galtils
djell Sl4Ile 81 per.dllelL aI@ MIR ELI
erluretcn0er 2lnbltd nur0e: 3IOel
Wianuer trllgrn aul eiller SaDre Ell
ncn orlttefl, Der bield), blutt9 III tie
Ter GDnruadJt 0aiL8. Na5 ltodte
Dem Aerntlten ju9eltoBen leln? &ar
er ubgcltiir5t, bate man i'm loeben
aus einem Abgrunoe gejogeu? Aber
nun, ouiilr iab Oas Gepano oes
Yupui3tlolcn nidlt oerangiert geru9
ais; ser Mann bate III felnem NO
arlno QelegCn. Sd 0od,te an cine
SdloQerei, IN sic er uiclleift per-
midelt gtlpeicn; man iaJte bieIen 8e'
birglern. groBe 9iaiiliit nab. Goet
mar CT uieQcid)t iib~crfa5ren nor
Den? &atte CT nit Den Hooern Ell
mes Illtomobils @efanutidaft ge-
ntatt? $50 mare man bellt5lttoge
nod nor bent Stnouierl iidcr? Ooer
ioate Ger @crun9Iiidte SaS Opfer
zines HoubmoroanioueS ~9eroroen
Ietn? Soute or. beS 9ebens miloc,
ieinit &ono an lid, aeIent hobeu?
Sd frat n0her uno bat Die Sra.
Ter nm NufFl0rurd,
ga, ifnuu g" mur6e mir Oef
9cidei0. ~cS lit peiter Mrs ois oni
Ser Tourjit. ser mobI q icbr ld)nadl
neroiner SEER It, Sic llnporiidf
tiafeit qehobt bat. iit bel unierm
Ra0cr ro'icrcr III Iaiicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

ldlnlttmulter 3G37. 7ie 9nie
fcmmt in 7 SroBen ilr "a, 90. IS.
40, ~, A mo 4G SOD 8aiuen.
Deite. Ter 9iod tommt in Z 0ro.
BEN iiir -. 90. 2S. 30, -, "a nho
80 3oa Eailenmeite. Sir cine nit.
teIJroBe 6igur iinO q Daro5 oes
40 3oa breiten Stoiie5 erioroeflih
Sir Eaiae uuo LANCE aermcl
iDenn, Uie bier ge8eigt, nngelertiat
iino rs 9oroS erforoerlih. Ger
God lit unten etlpa 2 Yar05 melt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

Gie alrnItieioe ongegen lit eieI mi.
Observation-Disclosures uno bleibt unper.
Gnoert 2ie 3aturieiOe behalf.
mern lie %angeiendltet miro, ibre
Starfe uno glaiti5itdt; Die STUNT
ie:oe oaqeafn miro oiinner.
Seioeufoffe su pofden.
8ei6dlte. in feline Sheibcn aeiduit.
tene. robe 9artoifeln peroen nit
fofenoem @aiier iibergolien; alIi
bier Stiid elm Quart. Gen rcber.
CUB laBt man crfalten, filtriert I'm
nno ncriebt i'm nit gleid)er Mcn.
&c 8eingeiit. Gas Seioenseua miro
olsoann anf elmer peidlen llnterln.
&c nit Der 9riibe miitels zines
ipcifen SdnpnmmeS ftrid)neiic abae.
rieben un0 bnnn balb troden orf Der
Riidirite gebiigelt.
SiI6erne 9 eItede. Die gum
giereiien benutt muroen, befomInen
ourh ben SdmcieIgebnIt Der gier
cine ~brdunlid)' i6nparse Sdrbung, Die
lih au6 ourh Eusmittel nur idpper
ertfernen lGBt. Nan nebme MN
nab Dem 8ebraud gemobnlidcS
GodJial3, reibe oontit sic 90ffel uip.
nadoem iie gcnnitcn tiidltie ab
uno ipiiIe nafl. 0as 9eitcd Iicli
Damn ME friid Qeputt ans. llebcr.
hnupt lit 0os aodiaI, Elm autes
&einiguuosmitteI. @eiBe gmoiIlc.
laden IoiIen lid, oomit tnoenos mciB
erhaItcn. menn mad Dem Nhmaifen
nit ctmnS aotiaI5 nndgerieben
miro.
DE 5u reinigen
namentlid) pon &ranfcn, bcftig
Sd'm!Benoen uip.. bat lid, Elm einfa-
DIS &eri lbren iebr bepG6rt. IS
miro Dem @oiier, NORM sic @d.
Idle 9cfodlt mir0, auBer Der Seize
nod cine en.ipred)enoe Menge Ee.
trolerm hil5u9ciett, nno omar chen.
@iopieIe 2oifcl @etroIerm, ME man
Auart @olicr nilmmt. oIio gum
S2iipiel 10 Chart MaIier uuo Is
GBiotfcl @etroleum. Qieier' i3uiob
erm0alidlt nid,t MIR cine leid1te Nei.
nilnnN un0 oanit perblinoen gro.
bcre Sdonung Der @dife, ionoern
oieie erhilt olrdl cine bellere 6arbe
lino ma ipart Seifc.
g d afetouf5u
idIen. Critters empiicblt cS
iif, ocn 8e9enItano, nahDem man
ibn nit einem 8ufe rein abgeplld)t
uno auf einem Gid ouagebreitet
bat, NIT beiBem, id)ipor3en &uffce,
rcldct nor Dem @ebrorif ollrd)Qe.
ieibt iein miS. gut ar5ufeuhten, III.
Dem mar Den Stoft nit einem rel.
men Sdiuamm o0er elmer meidlcn
gurite iiberltreid)t; bel oie'er @c,
b%al0lung peridminoen ale isIcfen
unb erbdIt Die Scioe, menn ma
iie oanad) nit nid)t 3u beibeln @ii.
gelciien bon linfs plGttet, eiren lto.
men 8lal5; im Rotfoa fam ma
auh bon redJts biieeln. itctS ieood)
muB man Den Stoff por 9criibruna
oes @iiens ihiiten, ipo5u man lid,
am belten glan3loien 3eitungS. oncr
Soidlpapiers beoient. .. Nnitutt
aaffce fam max aud einen slbiuo
pon aruuiemin5e oeripenocn. Sic
ionitige @ebanollmg lit oonn. Dit
gleihe.
SdfeIipibe ion man ME ma
Der WfaIdine %onndhen. Ser SGfcl.
faoen lit %befanntIid hart, Die Mta.
Ifinenna0el 3erltidt ibn, iino man
miro Icbcr, 6oB Spibe coer giniats
an ocn Gnben 5l brcden bcginnut.
&dfeleien aller Irt iolen MIR nit
iogenannten iibermenolid]en Stidcn
a%ngendht ncroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Gte qUDO0e.
Gope nno &auteltlciS iirr ainSer.

Gape nno Rauteltleio ihr ainSer.
9os Cape, iomie Oas ManteltIei6
iin0 ebenio MODERN iur Die &inocr,
pie fir ole Grmadiencn. @ini9e
Der decentralization @apes iino aus
morineblauer @abarOine reriertigt
un0 nit pliiiierten 9Qn0ern ODER
init 9orte beiest, uno Oh elm NGo.
den crit 5tUei ODER orei Sabre 5Gblt,
70 fam ie oenuoh oIcien CONNER
zines Der 9>,tridten Gopes nit Sra.
gen mo 9lenoen ans 4ngora BON
abltehenoer dnrbe tragen. Die Ma-
ME fir StrIderci betdtigt iih fer.
ner in Dem gan5lid aus oieiem Sa.
brifot uno III prddtigen 6orben.
fombinatiOnen geidaiienen Wiooen
fir oos feline 0idofen, oas Iif an
fiiblen SommerabenOen ausge5eifD.
net ~bepGbren oiirfte.
@iele Der &ragen all Gopes uno
Soden iino 10 gcUronet. buB lie bod
am ocn &Gi3 gefnopit ooer INN.
9elegt perocn f0nnen Vnb aIsoann
hiibi6en 9eiot ODER iarbiges 6ut.
fer ouiiueiicn. Gin iold)er aragen
fommt al Dem Gape aus moo5griI.
nem mo lnbiarbencm 8olenitoif
sur Sd)ou, oo9 elm &leio ans Dem.
icIbGn Bacterial ergdnjt. Mit Die
fem ans Gbomoi9 itimmen Die in
&nopfen mo &uopiI6hern p~er5ier.
ten 8lenoeu an Dem Gape uno an
Dem StOde, lomie Der i6maIe Sir.
tel therein. Nuf HGjien lit Oos
fIeine 6rdltIcin in ser @eiie prot.
tiI6. MODERN un0 iebr 8cidaig &c.
tlei0Pt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

1890. 9ieics SHUTTER fommt IN
7 @roben iur 81. 80, IS, 40, AZ,
Al uno as 3oa 3aiaenneite. Sir
8roBe IS brnudt MOI "a garos
oes SO 3ou breiten Stoiies. Ger
Rod tit unten l3s Daros melt. @e.
miiterter 8ingbam uno 9~bambrap
iino in unierem Ito0eQ fombiniert,
cod ei9ncn iih 8ur 8erarbeitung
aud Sbartlmg, Kercole, 2aprl
3oifet mo 8aihieioe, ierner
Serge, 8abaroine uito farrierter
Suiting.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

1906. Gieie3 Ytlliter fon1lnt in
4 @r6Ben fiir Sinner pom ,, l. 6
un0 s Snbren. Sir EN- Gicridbri.
ge5 iino 3$s Yoros Dos y 3oa
breiten Stoiics erior6erlif).
Sur &criteIlrng Oicie3 Muitcrs
et9ncn iid) tarrierter Gingbanl, g..
itreiiter Secriudcr, gefIedter @}cr.
Gale, Eongce, NiopIin, 1riQ. 2inncn,
Crepe etc. @ie bier gc5ci0t, mur.
Den bIaucr uno meiBcr @inoboul
nit meiBcm 2Inene uno Galben oes
@lngbonls perbun6er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

24tS Gieics MtIter eignet IiG
sur Gcrarbeitung in abofi, Cling.
baHL CORDUROY, BaIotca, Grill uno
Secriufer. Die &oien iir0 porne
nit Der &Iuie ems, I'M riidmGrti0en
Cell iiuo @0sden mo 9luie &c.
trenrt. GG5 Ucmano lit beQuem
uno ein alt3gc5eihneteS ,Operaa".
DtooeQ.
Dos Ntuitcr fommt in 5 @r0Ben
iijr Gnabcn uon A, 6, s, 10 urO
y &obrea. Sir einen 3cbnidbri.
gen broudt man 4 YARDS oes sc
3ou brclten Stories.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-22

c. D. vanAlstine, a prominent ranch
err here, left on business trip to
Spokane and adjacent towns last Tues
day. He is expecting to be gone for
several days.
Mrs. E. ]. Wilson, postmistress, left
for Spokane last Monday on a business
trip. She returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glenn of the
Porthill district. were Copeland visit
ors last Saturday.
c. Fox, of Meadow Creek, was in
Copeland several days last week at
tempting TO buy or secure lease on
a stock ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Chambers and
daughter, Gertrude, were Boomers Fer
ry visitors Friday and Saturday.
l.. r. Gudbauer suffered a painful
injury a short time ago when he acct
dentally cut his knee with an axe
while chopping wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Donehoo enter.
tanned Mr. and Mrs. f. ]. Doyle and A
Moore at dinner last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Guthrie were
hosts to the Rev and Mrs. John Willar
and Miss Reid last Sunday.
II. o. Bradley went to Boomers Fer.
ry last Wednesday to undergo medica
treatment from Drs. Fry and Davis.
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Drainage District No. Hearing

A special session of the district
court, Judge Flynn presiding, was held
here yesterday for the purpose of hear
ing any protests against assessments
as proposed in Drainage District No
No protests were entered and Judge
Flynn approved the assessment roll
The notice of assessments has been
published In the Herald the past four
weeks.
Drainage Commissioners Kent
Hoagland and Clapp are now empow-
cred to proceed with plans for the re-
clamation of Drainage District No. |
and this morning went over the lands
of the district in company with con-
tractors who will submit bids at the
proper time. The plans and specifica-
lions were prepared by Engineer Har-
ley Cave. Bids will be let as soon as
legal publication can be given to the
notice of call for bids.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-22
COPELAND NEWS ITEMS
(Too late for last week. !,

(lOO late Tor last week
Matt Guthrie made business trip
to the county seat Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. william have been con-
Quoting evangelistic services since last
Wednesday night. They had services
Sunday in the school house and a very
large crowd was present. They will
have services again next Sunday.
The Dehlbom and Van Alstine fami-
lies, V. w. Washburn and Darrell Ed
wards are among the people who have
been under the weather the last week
A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Chambers in honor
OF Rudolph Dehlbom who Is to leave
for Montana in a short tibe to begin
spring work on the Dehibom ranches.
The dance to be given next Satur-
day night is expected to draw a large
crowd as 1t is the last dance to be
played by the "All Star Trio. on ac-
count of one of its members, Harry
Fry, violinist leaving for an extended
stay in Canada. Music lovers In north
Idaho arc sorry to see this three-piece
orchestra disorganized as they have
met with considerable success and
comment since their organization last
fall, and will be very hard to dupli-
cate.
II. f. Dehlbom was In Boomers Ferry
last week consulting Drs. Fry and
Davis.
Wilfred Andrews is home from Bon
ners Ferry where he is attending high
school.
The mail service certainly has been
crippled on account of the impassabil-
ity of the roads.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-22

LOST-Brown kid glove, size 6. Re-
turn to Boomers Ferry Meat Co. Re-
ward. adv1t
FOR SALE-Furniture and rugs
Inquire at the Mountain View Hotel
Boomers Ferry. mar15-4t
Suit for divorce was filed in the
district court this week by William
Long against Dorothy Long. The COM
plant cites that the couple were mar
ried on April Z, 1907, at Tacoma, Wn
Desertion of the defendant is alleged
II. H. Taylor, of Standpoint, is attorney
for the plaintiff.