The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-26

John Mitchell, OF Sprague, is again

visiting his parents.
frank Trip, postmaster at Ram
sey, left last night for visit to the
Big Bend country,
The eaStbound passenger train was
five hours late today, the delay origi-
Mating on the Pacific division.
+. 0. Hill. formerly county treas
urer Of Kootenai county, has gone to
Lewiston ON business trip
VIM. Allbaugh, of Hope, spent
Sunday in this city, guest at the
residence of S. l.. Smith.
The date OF the production of
Fog, Ferry. under the direction of
Mrs r. A. Lord, mas been set for
September End.
Joseph j. LAWN, who has been
with party of geological survey
orS in Oregon and Montana, returned
home Monday.
A. b. Jackson, travelling agent of
the Burlington, spent Sunday in
Rathdrum. guest Of Agent Jordan,
of the Northern Pacific.
Forest Reserve Commissioner Bra
gaw returned from Priest River Sat
urdav. Monday he left with his
fn,nilu Far tan Iuvus ant iptr an D,;nut
Lake.
Freight train No. 53 ran into a
bunch Of cattle near Granite last
Wednesday, killing one COW and in
juring another. There was no dam
aye IT, the train.
The supper given at Masterson's
hall Thursday night by the ladies of
the Methodist church was a complete
success financially as well as socially
The amount realized was $32. 40.
Tho>, Fitz,immons, formerly opera
tor at Tekoa for the O. r.. & N. com
pant, has been transferred to the
Union depot at Spokane, IA promotion
which is we'll merited.
Superintendent Gilbert, OF the
Northern Pacific paid Rathdrum IA
visit Monday. As usual he found
everything here in excellent condi-
tiun.
The public schools will reopen Mon
day, September 4th, with Professor
ID. f. Dainty as principal, Miss Eliza
kercheval intermediate grade, and
Miss Mae Stevenson, who will have
charge Of the primary department.
A meeting of number of wood
shippers was held in this city Monday
last for the purpose Of devising means
for securing more cars from the
Northern Pacific for the loading Of
wood AT the different spurs between
Athol and Hauser Junction.
w. Frederick, one of the members
Of Company B. Idaho Volunteers and
who resides at Occur d'Alene, was in
the city Wednesday shaking hands
With his many friends. The gentle
man participated IN Il number of hard
fought battles In the Philippines.
The Barnes dog and pony show
Which gave an exhibition here Satur-
day night, was we'll patronized, the
nall being crowded. Aside from the
tricks performed by the animals, the
performance was not of much account
The company left for Occur d 'Alene
where they played Monday night.
Recorder Callahan issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses during the
present week: Hugh S. Phillips and
Trace Hunter, of Spokane, and A. e.
Larsen and Dagmer Peterson, of
Occur d'Alene. In the latter case 1T
was necessary to wire the brides par
entS, who de in Worcester, Mass,
for permission, as the bride was under
age. The permission was granted.
DR.. Frank Wenz spent:W
in Coeur d'Aiene where he was fur
ther advanced In the mysteries of
Masonry Those who accompan-
led him and assisted him in riding
the goat were Edwin McBee, W. j.
Mcclure, G w. Dyer, e. P. Manor,
Jas. Mitchell, j. A. Travis, w. j.
Jordan. John Mitchell, VIM. Ashley, |
lr, ana Jas. e. Mitchell.
Old fashins in dress may be revived |
out no old fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and diarrhoea Remedy For sale by
Or. r. Wenz.
GARD OF THANKS.
H.. l.. IR..