The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-10-21

ing property about u miles up
the river which he intends working.
He made the location last spring
and has assays of 1920 in gold and
copper. The ledge is on the bank
of the river and was exposed by
land slide and shows up for 200
feet. 1t is a 3-foct ledge. His
family remains at Windemere.
Mr.. Albert Anderson and Miss
Alice Anderson were married in
Spokane during the exposition.
Both bride and groom have been
residents of this place for nearly
year and their many friends will
wish them all happiness.
MIR. S. l.. Terpening is now as
sistant road master on this division.
Heavy rains and lack of ties
have delayed construction work on
the Kootenai Valley road this week.
MIR. Chas. McPhail, bookkeeper
for Porter Bros, returned from
Spokane Wednesday.
We have it on good authority
that negotiations are under way for
performance in our city, about
November 9, by that pleasing mu-
steal organization, The Schubert
Symphony Club and Lady Quar-
tette, of Chicago. Many of our
readers have heard this popular
company and no doubt everyone
knows to the high favor in which
its eight years of success has placed
it, The great variety and popular
character of this pany's program
has endeared it to the hearts of
Americas music lovers, Their
new program is said to be the best
they have ever presented, and no
doubt their house will be large here
if they are secured for an entertain
ment.
Postmaster Cook bought the
+. r. Little's acetyline gass plant
and he will have the office and his
residence lighted with gass as soon
as be can have the necessary plumb
ing attended to.
An order went into effect on
the Great Northern this week
which will make Boomers Ferry
a divisional point for express mes
sengers. The runs are now between
Boomers Ferry and Havre, and Troy
and Seattle. The messenger who
takes the train East at Bonner
Ferry is checked in before Troy
is reached relieving the Seattle
Troy messenger, and the mes
senger taking the train at Troy
is checked in between Troy
and his place, relieving the Bon
nersFerry-Havre messenger at this
place. The messengers are in ev-
cry 4th day. They are, Mr.. Ed
ward McConyille, Mr.. d. H. Camp
bell, Mr.. NJ. Shea, and M. Swensen,
They formerly ran to Kalispell.
Father Purcell wired the HER
AID yesterday from Spokane that
Bishop Glorieux, of Boise, would be
with him here tomorrow. The
Bishop will administer confrma-
ton. This is the first visit of Blsh-
OF Glorieux since 1894.
Collector Melder and daughter
Mrs. Minnie A. Rose, returned from
Rathdrum yesterday.
Miss May Little was given a
farewell party at the International
Hotsl last Tuesday evening. The
party was given by the teachers OF
the school, Miss Kate Miller and
Miss Viola McCartor, and the guests
included Miss Mays classmates OF
the 9th grade. Those present be-
sides those mentioned above were
Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin, Miss Sadi,
Ryan, Miss Mary Dawson, Miss
Mamie " ales, Miss Nellie Otley
Mr.. Troy Morrow, Mr.. Chas. Markle
Mr.. James Gray.
Deputy Sheriff Carlton made I
trip to the Continental Group OF
the Priest River divide this week t,
post notices of an execution agains
the half interest of w. P. Grange
in the Carlboo claim. He report
the snow foot aud a half deep ol
the summit. He saws sam s. ~
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