Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-06-23
a large natural hay meadow and plenty
Of good water.

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At State Line last Saturday brass
band was organized. with George
Doves as leader. The band is COM
posed Of six members. among " HON are
some good musicians who have had
previous experience. The organization
OF a band speaks sell for State Line
enterprise and the Republican wishes
the boys success
John Martin of Boomers Ferry. an
old offender. was brought down We'd
nesday by Constable Louis l,oyker 10
serve out 30-day sentence imposed
by Justice Calaghan for petty larceny.
Martin lras done time" before in this
county. and when the Judge pro-
nounced sentence. he is reported to
have asked his honor to make it six
months.
Mrs. W. J. Mcclure went to Spokane
Wednesday afternoon 10 attend the
commencement exercises at GonZaga
college Thursday. Her son. Robert
kercheval. who has been student at
this institution for the past six years.
is member of the 1899 graduating
class He will return to Rathdrum
the present
James Cooper, formerly of Occur d.
Alenc. passed through Rathdrum Sat
urday morning on his way to Anacon-
da. Mont. to take Il lucrative position
at one of the leading hotels in that
busting city. He had been 10 Occur
d'Alene for brief visit and ON his re-
turn was accompanied To Rathdrum
yby Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thamke and
Nlrs. George Thompson.
/ FOR SALE keizur's meadow. 100
!acres Of decided land. 100 acres swamp,
- of which is ditched and i'm timothy,
and 20-acre tract is all ready for
clearing by burning the brush this
fall. The place is located 8 miles
northeast of Rathdruln and is well
suited for stock or dairy ranch For
PARTICULARS address the owner. W. II.
III. keizur. Ramsey. Idaho.
d Surveyor William Ashley. who has
SpeeG absent in the northern part of
4 he county for the past six weeks, re-
burned home Wednesday. He has been
working at Ockonook. Hope and
lkootenai at private surveying. He
! has secured "A contract from the gov
hrnment to survey one township in the
,ricinity of Mud lake and will COM
,mence work on the same next week.
!, Don't miss Manor on dry goods, boots
and shoes, and farm wagons.
The new Northern Paci tic time card
went into effect Sunday and the mail.
passenger and local freight trains now
arrive in Rathdrum as follows: No. |.
west bound mail and passenger. 9:o5 d.
Im.: No. ,. east bound mail and pass
|enger. S:53 a. M: No. 81, west bound
local freight. LILO p. M: No. IS. east
bound local freight, 10 IA. m. Nos. 3
and I. overland trains. have been dis
continued.
Dr. Frank Wenz and, Henry Reiniger
returned home Wednesday evening
from weeks trip to Fort Steele, h.
G.. to examine mining property in
(which they are interested. They were
well pleased with the appearance, Of
their property and have let contract
for 3o-foot shaft. upon which work
will be commenced at once. They re-
port plenty Of SNOW in the mountains
around Fort Steele.
$. NJ. Adams. a son of Stephen
Adams at this place. who has been en-
lployed at the Helena Frisco mine in
'ShoShone county for several years past
has come home to remain during the
summer. The Republican surmises
that Mr.. Adams deemed it poor policy
u secure the necessary permit to re-
main at work in the mine. and decided
To quit until such time when the per-
init system shall have been abolished.
Constable Iiorning Of Hope. brought
I'm William Pollard of that place Wed
pes lay, and turned him over to Sheriff
Bradbury to serve ont "A fine Of 81 and
Icosts for Islander. Pollard called Cap
tain Childs boat a herd name. where
upon the captain swore to Il complaint
charging the cltlprit with SANDER
Pollard was arraigned in Justice
Smiths court AT Hope. and plead
guilty, but refused to pay the tine im-
posed and WAS committed To Jail