The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Attorney McBee was 10 Harrison
yesterday on professional business.
Hon. A. E. Mayhem, Judge of the
arst judicial district, was in the city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyer and Miss
Maud Weymouth, all of Spokane,
spent the 4th visiting relatives here.
B. F. Butler, a wellknown business
man of Standpoint, was transactng
business in the city yesterday.
Louis Eilert and son have gone to
Spokane to purchase a stock of goods
for their mercantile venture at Lake
view.
The genial e. J. Hitler, assistant
agent at Palouse City, has been
spending few days among his many
friends in this locality
Oscar Baker left Thursday evening
for Spokane and expects to go from
there to Colville. In his departure
the town loses talented musician.
Prof. w. S Walker, the erudite
principal of the Kellogg school, passed
through here this week on his way to
Standpoint.
Miss Fredda Falconer closed her
school in district No. and has gone
to Join her mother in Butte, Mont.
Miss Fredda will be missed by large
circle of acquaintance
j. L. Kennedy finished a success
full term of school in district No. S
yesterday. His retention by the
board for another year speaks we'll for
all parties concerned.
Mrs. Emma Scott and her daughter
Mrs. Paul Voeth, both of Spokane.
spent the 4th here. being the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eilert.
Joe Short. formerly of Seattle, hut
now manager Of the gents clothing
department of the Whitehouse COM
pany of Spokane, spent the 4th here.
Mrs Henry Melder. of Bonner's
Ferry, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Robert S. Bragaw She will spend a
couple of months at their summer
home on Fish Lake.
Charles Boyce, whose preliminary
hearing was continued from last week
in the probate court, was on Thurs
day bound over to await the action of
the grand jury, his bail being fixed at
$500.
Auditor Callahan received a regis
tered package this morning from his
brother Tim, who is near Dawson
City: 1t contained eight nuggets Of
virgin gold, weighing one-half ounce.
The board of countyncommissioners
will meet in regular session on next
Monday They will sit. as board Of
equalization during the first week.
There is large amount of business
transacted at this meeting.
The Misses Katie and May Gala
han, sisters of Auditor Callahan ar
rived here on last Sunday morning
from Vallejo, California. They Will
spend the summer here and at Bon
ner's Ferry visiting their father and
brother.
j. G. Davis has rented his barber
shop to Alfred Spalding and vii
spend the next two months in thu
hills prospecting. Mr.. Spaulding hal
just returned from the Hawaiian Is
lands, where he has been stationed
for the past nine months, he being
member of the engineer corps of com
pany I, LIST Colorado Volunteers.
Maud Fitzsimmons, formerly on
OF Rathdrum's most popular younl
ladies but now located at Tekoa
Wash. participated in the festivitie
attendant upon the 4th Of July cele
hration.. at this. place; She left TO
nome Wednesday apd was accompan
led by Miss Clara Hart.
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Sheriff Bradbury paid to Treasure
Mcclure on last Monday $s25, tn
same being the amout of saloon ii
censes collected for the month o
June. On the same date Assesso
Buckle paid the same official $557.O5
which represents the amount of dc
linQuent taxes collected for the montl
of June
al have used Chamberlain's Coug
Remedy 10 my family for years an
always With good results" says MI
W, B. Cooper of Ell Rio, Cal. "Fo
small children we find it especial