Weather and community notices mix of ads and dispatches
Brief weather forecast with cooler tonight and fair Friday tops a jumble of local notices. Items mention bottled goods prices, store ads, visits by residents, church events, a funeral, legal notices, and a traveling reader’s commentary. Diverse locals named.
Evening library hours extended by local club action
The Woman's club led by Mrs T. Bentt voted to keep the public library open from 1 to 9 PM despite earlier plans to close. Citizens' donations and support from newsmen and others persuaded the library committee to continue operations, pleasing many who could not visit during the day.
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Woman's Club
T. Bentt
Alene
Citixens
Vinatst
Bunt
Bonners Ferry Prepares First County Fair October 14 15
Bonners Ferry Idaho September 17 Bonners Ferry will host a county fair October 14 through 16 an executive committee of eight including E Henry Jobo Cariston C K Rowebaugh Charles Braham and T Jones will raise funds and run the event Horse racing and prize exhibitions are planned marking the fair as the first in the new county and the town with fairground facilities Also included are notes on a court case and local ducktake with ducks filling lakes and nearby Mirror Lake area reports of duck hunts and apartments left by visitors
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
E. Henry
Jobo Cariston
C. K. Rowebaugh
Charles Braham
T. Jones
Prises
Unis Fa
Thomas Loggett
Doust
Patrick Shepard
Lcott
Loggett
Mirror Inko
Workman Shot Roden Wallace in Taft Montana
Sept 17 details scarce in the murder of Harvey Rodenst Taft with Coroner Keyn of Malta investigating. Presumed the weapon fired by a fellow workman but motive unknown. Roden longtime resident of the district Wallace an old neighbor. Brady, brother in law, with the coroner. Case in Mimoula authorities for inquiry.
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Wallace
Jaano
Harvey Rodenst
Taft
Keyn
Malta
Roden
Brady
Mimoula
Montana
Sloan Freed On Bond In Idaho Murder Case
Sloan of Lewiston was released on cash bond after being jailed on an assault with intent to commit murder charge stemming from a clash between rival bands. Bondsmen surrendered him to the sheriff, and other accused men remain on light bonds. A. D. Carr, charged with murder, killed Moore during the same events and remains at liberty on unshakable terms.
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Lewiston
Idaho
J. Sloan
Carr
Ten Craig
Sarre
Heed Dionn
Sloan
Mbetry
D. Care
Moore
New Mend Ratate Vier Opens Real Estate Office in Welch Building
Peter Ven and Joseph 1 Job open a real estate office in Welch building rooms formerly occupied by Charles LeTrau. They will handle general real estate and fire insurance with focus on city property tracts and farm lands. Both men bring prior experience to the venture.
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Peter Ven
Welch
Charles LeTrau
Hearst Independence Party to Convene in State
New York Sep 17 Hearst's Independence party to hold a state convention next week to nominate a state ticket for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and others Hearst may be considered but has declined a ticket place The convention will launch a vigorous campaign and may impact Democratic votes amid political expectations Meanwhile a separate Oklahoma scandal involves Creek Indian society with Mary D Taylor suing Jacob Brown for breach of promise alleging he fathered her child seeking damages of 50000
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Hearet
Independence Party
Hearst
Hearst Party
Wubkogee
Okia
Sep
Okiahome
Four Hundred
Jacob
Brown
Mary D. Taylor
Fort Brilth
Elaime
Croce
Ashes of John A Mall to Arrive From Atlantic liner
Friends of the late John A Mall president of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company learn that an incoming Atlantic liner, due tomorrow, will bring the ashes of the insurance magnate. Mall recently died in London as his bereaved children reunite with his father’s ashes.
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Boston
John A. Mall
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Atlantic
Hall
London
Library opening plan after September 20 event plan
The library committee, with funds on hand, announces hours after September 20 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 3 o'clock. Sunday event all excepted. MER JM. Eldier, Chairman.
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Adony Mmfine
Mer JM. Eldier
Prem Publishing Plans Unveiled With Calling Card Style
A brief note states readiness to furnish Tate calling cards and AFL styles, with assurance to showcase the Samplan Prem Publishing initiative. The message emphasizes preparation and branding options for the publication outfit.
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Tate
Afl
Samplan Prem Publishing
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