Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-08
SEEN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.


lick list.
G. W. NicoIai is working at brick
having in Spokane.
E.P. Manor and family have moved
INTO their new residence.
Mrs. John Cogan Of Hauser, is visit
ing friends in the city today.
T L. Quarles is having barn built
pn his property on McCarty street.
| Now would be an excellent time to
b little cleaning up on Main street.
j. F. Schroeder of Seneaguoteen, was
&ransacting business in town Thursday.
A large assortment Of plain and
Fancy crepe paper at the Postoffice
store.
p. J. McConville of Spokane, was
Eisiting with Alfred Spaulding We'd
hesday.
w. A. Hart made business trip to
Spokane Thursday, returning this
norning.
A. NJ. Martin and II. NJ. Strathern of
Post Falls were seen on the streets Of
Rathdrum today.
Local nimrods report chicken hunt
ing much better now than when the
eason first opened.
Contractor NJ. d. Wright contem-
plates visit to his old home in ken-
lucky in about four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Manor made a
business trip to Spokane Thursday.
rhey returned home today.
At last the spell has apparently
een broken, and the elements appear
bow to be fayoring the farmers.
Misses Clara and Hettie Hart will
hortly leave for Spokane where they
Jill attend the Blair Business college.
J. Monroe HeatOn, the we'll known
pan of affairs from Harrison. was
tansacting business in the city Tues
by.
Bargains at ManOr'S.
Mrs. Owen LAWN and daughter, Miss
lay LAWN, returned last Friday even
bg from days business trip to Spo-
ane.
The largest assortment, as well as
he best values in stationery and school
|Applies, may be found at the Post
C1ice store.
Christopher Loan, one Of the old set
ers and prosperous farmer in the
icinity Of Post Falls, was in the city
h business today.
al For Sale.-Keizur'S meadow, a fine
lock ranch located few miles east of
b lathdrum. Address w. ii. II. Kei-
nr, Ramsey, Idaho.
"a w. w. Baldwin, the former well
Known deputy sheriff here, is now To-
Rted at Grand Forks, b. c., where he
Jas Il lucrative position.
Robert J. Benner was in Occur d.
lene the first Of this week. While
here he filed on piece Of land located
b the vicinity of Fish lake.
"a Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Johnston Of
Newport, parents of Mrs. w. II. And
us, were visiting with their daugh-
Frs family during the week.
M Died, at Spokane Bridge, Friday,
y eptember LIST, frankie, the infant
pm of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ratchford.
che funeral occurred Sunday.
Call and see my stamp photos, but
On't laugh yourself to death. Twelve
fferent positions, only % cents pei
bzen. Q. O. Bartlett, photographer.
jay X. and A. A. Merritt Of Hoodoo
alley, were tranSacting business il
pwn Saturday. They say the farmer,
the valley are prosperous and con
ented.
Senator Shoup is expected to- pay a
isit to Rathdrum before returning t.
ashington this fall, but we are un
@ble at present to give the date o
snch visit,
2X Harrison WAS treated toa little min
mg excitement last week. 1t is to b,
oped the good reports concerning
fch strike near that place will prov
nbstantial.
All the farmers in this locality ar
reporting an unusually heavy potat.
prop this year, and scarcity of spud
VIII not he one Of the complaints her
lhis winter,
For Sale. - Bramah hens and youn,
Chickens and Pekin ducks. Also on
pew bone cutter and an incubator
Mrs. C. II. Bragaw. Rathdrum. Rancl
p Fish lake.
\ lunch counter, presided over b