The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-03-14
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Next Tuesday, March II, will be St. Pat
rick's Day
1T. E. Anderson is on the sicklist, suffering
with pleursy
NJ. Bailey of Lakeview is in the city shak-
ing hands with his friends
Stanley Healey spent several days in the
city this week, visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Harris.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald went to Spokane yes
terday for few days visit with Mr. end Mrs.
r. Miller
Bill Andrus is able to be out once more, aft
er several weeks suffering from pleuro-
pneumonia.
The Perrine comet must have changed it's
course. It was to have struck the earth at
five O'Clock a. M today.
whist party at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Rusho in this city Tuesday evening
was one Of the enjoyable social events of the
week
20 wad some power the gifted gle us, to
see oursels as ithers see u.s." But. giftie.
lend no stratagem, to see ourselves as we see
them.
SPEC1AL-Until further notice d. Rodener
will sell all goods in his store at cost The
prices will surprise you. See ad. in another
column
We have this week been favored with sever
al beautiful spring days. Which were cheer
fully welcomed after the clustering weather
OF last week.
H. M. Strathern, the wide-awake business
manager Of the Spokane & Idaho Lumber Co,
of Post Falls. is in the city today accompan-
led by his estmable wife.
A. n. Noble and son, Clayton, of Athol we're
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Noble says that
quite number Of new settlers will locate in
the vicinity of Athol this spring.
Messrs Bob Morris. B. f. Stockwell and HO-
mer Barber of Post Falls lodge No. IA, X. of
T. were visitors at the regular meeting OF
Panhandle lodge No. 13. of this place Tuesday
evening.
Anumber of Bonner's Ferry citizens pass
cd through town Monday enroute to the U.
; land office at Occur d'Alene to attend a
land contest case. James E. Dolan and Bart
lett Sinclair were attorneys in the case.
Prof. Creekmur and A. Nj. Martin of Post
rails were in the city Tuesday. Prof. Creek
muir and family will leave shortly for an ex-
tended visit to their former home in Latah
county The professor expects to teach at
rost Falls another year.
Miss Nettie Weeks, who spent last summer
mere for the benefit of her health. died at the
nome of her parents, Portland, Oregon the
nfst OF the week. The funeral took place
tuesday. She was very estimable young
'aoy and made many warm friends during her
stay hefe-Coerr d'Alene Press.
Inc grand ball given in this city Wednes-
oay night at Beck's hall under the auspices
VI me local council of the A. p. A.. was we'll
a''enaed and quite success socially. A
mulaoer OF couples were present from Post
ans and Occur dAlene, and the halls ca
paclty was taxed to the utmost.
ishaN We'll of Standpoint was in the city
WI business couple of days this week. He
%,so LOOK in Occur 'Alene City Wednesday.
~. i' wen says the winter just past has been
s s"e FULLEST in the history of Standpoint, but
'eleVes that thebusiness outlook for next
n'lef Is quite encouraging.
~ IS reported that the Northern Pacific is
; haauing six-engine round house and max
ate o'ner improvements in the way OF siding,
;ss w., ac thompson Falls, Mont, which would
to oace that ere long the company proposes
10. ahe The place division point. We also
toll mat town property in that burg has
"oh decidedly upward turn.
md. ura1nger of Standpoint left last Sat-
AZ; Ior the gold fields of the Yukon, in
him nd Mr.. Graingers many friends wish
slnce unoounded success in his venture and