The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-06-24
LOCAL lsREvITIES.

In town today.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the big show in Spokane on
Thursday
Henry Reiniger and Dir. WenA re-
burned from the FIT. Steele country on
wednesday.
The local westbound freight was
wrecked this Afternoon hear Ramsey.
1t is reported nine cars are In the ditch
Mrs. Mary K. Lewis and her daugh-
Ter Hattie, of Pennington, Wash,
ARE visiting the family of r. l..
Quarles.
Robert i: Kerrhevai who has just
graduated with high honors fro III the
Gonzaga college Spokane, is visiting
with his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. w. j.
Mcclure.
A. T.. Duff, Of Brookings, South
Dakota, IA brother in law of the Shelf
field Buys, is visiting ia town this
week.
Surveyor j. 9. White, who has been
doing surveying near Standpoint for
the past ten days returned to town
yesterday.
w. G. Rogers returned from Ward
ner the first of the week where he had
been in the employ Of the Last
Chance mine.
John Martin was brought from
Bonners Ferry on Wednesday by Con
stable Boyker to serve 30 day SEN
tence in the county Jail for petit lar
ceny.
Mrs. Charles Beavers left here Sun
day evening for visit with her par
ents who reside In Oregon.
Prof. A. N Torele,of Priest River
passed through town last Monday ON
his way To MoscoW where lie goes to
attend the suiiiliier school at the
State University.
DR.. Carrie Iceberg, formerly of
Hope, but now residing on her farm
near Squaw Bay, was transacting
business with the GUtbty officials
today.
J. G. Watt prominent tie contrac-
COR If Standpoint was married on last
Wednesday to Miss Minnie Miller,
also of that place, tfstice of the Peace
Bourne, officiating. THE BLADE joins
with host OF friends in wishing Mr..
aud Mrs. Watt abundant happiness.
j. e. Lane, VIM. Cleland, J. G.
Davis, Robt. S. McCrea, James E.
Mitchell and James Potter, all Well
Kn0wn Knights of Pythas of Rath-
drum, visited Post Falls Lodge No. IA
last Monday evening Ld witness three
Candidates working their way through
the mysteries of the Sd degree. Many
visitors were present from Occur Il
Aeue and all enjoyed pleasant eve
ming.
Oscar Melder of Spirit Valley was
arrested On "Wednesday by Deputy
Game Warden Woolefy on charge o.
violating the fish and game laws o
Che state. The warrant on which h'
was arrested was sworn out in thu
probate court, Int a change of venue
was secured and the case taken befor'
Justice of the Peace Koch, of th
precinct. IL will he tried on Tues
day.
Paul Peters, of State Line, had
hearing before the probate court OF
Wednesday relative to his sanity. II
had been taken into custody on Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff Dyer on war
rant sworn out by John Thurleen,
neighboring ranchey. DR.. Loop. o
Hope, assisted Judge Brady in con
ducting the examination which re
suited In hts dIschafge.
Llcutehaht Mccall returned t
RathdruhhY Oh Friday morning from
San Francisco, Where he went to re
port for duty on June 18TH. Mr.. Nc
Can asked to be sent to Manila to re
join bis regiment BIT the war depart
ment on account IF the early depart
ure of the idaho troops from the Phi
ippines did hot deem it advisable t
SEND bin hack so they ordered his dl'
charge lie. will remain In Ratt
drum for the present.
Mr.. P. Ketcham, of Pike City
Cal, says fDuring my brother
late Sickness from sciatic rheumatisl
rlafhss pafii Balm was til