Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
SEEN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

Miss Josie Lee of Pennington. spent
the Fourth Of July in Rathdrum.
Prof. w. S. Walker came in from
HAYDEN lake ON his wheel Thursday.
Charles Lefavre has returned to hi,
home at Kellogg, in Shoshone county
The county commissioners meet ii
regular session next Monday, July 10th
b. F. Butler of Standpoint is looking
after business interests in Rathdrun
today.
Mrs w. i. Mcclure and son, Rober,
Kercheval, spent the Fourth at Coeu,
,d'Alene.
A. J. Clark. a prominent Spokaneite
was registered at the Hotel Wright
Thursday.
J. $. Short OF Spokane, a former well
known resident of this city, spent the
Fourth here.
Mrs. Owen LAWN and daughter,
Miss Annie, were Occur d'Alene visit
ars Thursday
Bargains at Manors.
Those who celebrate not wisely but
too we'll, We're in evidence here as
usual on the Fourth.
T. J. Dryden Of Bonners Ferry. son.
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Rllsho,
was in the city Thursday.
T.. ]. Hitler of Palouse City, Wash,
formerly night operator here, spent
the Fourth Of July in Rathdrum.
c. f. Evens leaves tomorrow for the
Buffalo Hump, where he expects to
spend the summer and strike it rich.
Mrs. Lena Bigger returned from
Sugar Loaf, Mimi, Thursday, where
she had been to attend the funeral of
IA brother.
Louis F. Eilert is in Spokane pur-
chasing stock CT merchandise for the
store which he will shortly open at
Lakeview.
Miss Fredda Faulconer left this
morning for Butte, Mont, for an ex-
tended visit with her mother who re-
sides there.
Mrs. Henry Melder of Boomers Ferry,
is visiting with her daughters, Mrs. II.
S. Bragaw and Mrs. E. J. Young, at
Twin lakes.
Don't miss Manor on dry goods, boots
and shoes, and farm wagons.
II. J. Hamlin and Miss Emily Peer
son, both of Spokane, were married in
this city last Friday, Rev. E. A.
Walker officiating.
Miss Maude Fitzsimmons, who spent
the Fourth of July visiting friends
here, returned TO her home at Tekoa
WASH, Thursday morning.
Hugh J. Tormey, a prominent Spo-
kane business man, passed through
Rathdrum Wednesday en- route to
Spirit lake to spend few days.
The light showers Tuesday may not
have been to the liking of those who
looked for an ideal day on the Fourth,
but they were most cheerfully well
coined by the farmers.
Services will be held at the Presby-
1erian church Sunday. Subject If
morning discourse: False Worship
of the True God:' evening. THE
Christian Racer Special music.
Everybody welcome.
George NJ. Call. j. G. Ferguson and
J. i. McGreeyy of Standpoint. were in
Rathdrum Thursday They had been
in Occur d'Alene and while there Mr..
Call made application at the land Of
flee for final proof on his homestead.
W. 4. Hart has returned from his
trip to Curlew. Wash. where he went
10 inspect some mining property in
which he is interested. lie found
everything satisfactory and came back
We'll pleased with the general outlook
for that mining district.
Misses Kate and May Callahan of
Vallejo. Cal. arrived here SUNDAY
morning. accompanied by their
brother. .Ino. {. Callahan Of this city.
who had gone to meet them at Port
land, Ore. They are here for an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
{. Callahan.
The voting contest for a goddess of
liberty on the Fourth of July resulted
In the selection Of Miss Mae Wright.
i lie popular young lady filed the hon.
ered position with becoming dignity
ana everybody appeared to be well
pleased with the selection for,Lhis role.
Flom some cause yet unexplained.
Tue ltonners Ferry hase ball team fail
ed To put In an appearance at Rath.
oFum on schedule time July 18th, which