Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-24

lOiAi VI ocElbi, - nome on Il week :
vacation 10 enable her to attend tho
teachers examination now in progress,
here.
b. 5. Wood left the first Of this week.
to accept lucrative position in Seat
tie. Mrs. Wood will remain with her
parents for the present. bat it is eyI
pected will soon join her husband al
Seattle.
The Spokane Valley Irrigation COM
pany has filed in the district con
domination suit against certain PROP
erty belonging to \. ". Post. through
which their proposed irrigating ditch
| is to run.
A local dramatic company has been
| organized and rehearsals are in prog
reSs for the production Of Il tive-act
comedy-drama entitled ~ White
Mountain Boy" some time during th4
coming session OF court.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing an
improved decided stock ranch, natural
meadow, water and every facility that
goes to make Il first class stock FARM
Will learn Of an excellent investment
| by applying at this Office.
'The Japs must &C" an expression
uttered by those representing the
powers that be in this state, is YET
fresh In our memory. but we NOTICE
the dusky little fellows are still hold
ing down their jobs on the section.
| Mrs. Aura Beaver returned SUNDAY
morning from Glendale, Ore. where
she spent several months visiting wit h
her parents. Her brother, Arthur II.
Baker, accompanied Mrs. Beaver home,
and will probably take up his residend (
here
Frank Courtway Of Standpoint, spctt
Tuesday evening in Rathdrum on hu$-
mess, returning home " edneSday
morning. Frank appeared very much
hurried, but took time to have his
name enrolled on our subscription
books.
Farmers in this locality are putting
in larger amount Of fall grain THAN
any previous season. This is as Il
should be, for past experience has
demonstrated that better results can
be obtained from cereals which are
sown in the fall than from those SON IA
in the spring.
Among his mail Tuesday morning
Assessor Buckle found a letter from
Il. "A. Wilkinson. Great Northern tax
commissioner, which contained a Chcdk
for $23, 1853, which represents tile
amount of that company's taxes fdr
the year 1899 on property located in
kootenai county.
The Owl Whist club was organized
Thursday evening with IL members.
Louis E. Ebert. with his usual gener-
oSity, has fitted up an elegant club
room over the Hall saloon and donate ID
its use to the club members. The
first game of the series will be played
tomorrow evening.
George A. Sonneman and JAY Law
yer of Spokane. representing the 81 h.
dictate who have an option on mill sit IS
and water power at Post Falls, we're
in Rathdrum last Saturday looking up
the title to the property which tho II
company is about to purchase. Tits
looks like business.
A democrat who ought TO know in
formed Republican representative
this week that Bartlett Sinclair has
already commenced campaign work for
next years gubernatorial race by send-
ing photographs to prominent ladies
, throughout the state. and that i
Rathdrum lady had received one.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Wright returned
Monday morning from faur-weeks
sojourn at Paso Robes Springs, Cpl.
{ They report a pleasant journey and a
, most enjoyable time at the springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Jordan will remain
for a week or So longer visiting friends
in San Francisco before returning
home.
The farmers institute held AT Coeul
: d'Alene last Friday and saturday was
well attended and proved very $ Ilc
cessful meeting from the FARMERS
e standpoint. Too much can not bt
2 said in praise Of those energetic farm
: ers who arranged these meetings
c which are always most interesting dnt
profitable to those who till the soil.
w II. Brown Of Squaw Bay, ow pc
: Of the lime kiln and works, and alsI.
0 dealer in general merchandise al tpa
G place. passed through town today q
his way home from Spokane, where h
= accompanied Mrs. Brown. who goes Z
| p. NJ IlrfINS