The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

b. .. WlSndTu has purchased the
building next to his hotel FROM Hen
ny Melder.
Street Commissioner Fltssinlmons
is doing some excellent work on our
streets this week.
Sam Black, the wellknUwn tailor Of
Harrison, was transaciing business In
town last Monday.
B. +. Butler, the wellknown Sand
point merchant, was translcting bus
mess here on Friday.
Wanted trade horse, age 9
years, weight 1900 pounds, good con-
dition, for cows. Apply at this Office.
Mrs. w. H. Miller. who has been
visiting friends 10 Standpoint for the
past two weeks, returned home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Waggoner, L.
V. Lyon and Mrs. Graves, all Of Post
Falls and vicinity, were transacting
business in Rathdrum on Friday.
County Treasurer Mcclure went to
Harrison last Monday to sell the per-
sonal property OF james X. Harp, de-
ceased, OF which he is administrator.
Mr.. Chas. Urquhart. a member Of
the geological survey and cousin of
County Attorney Goode, spent few
hours in town on Wednesday evening.
James Casey. one Of the substan-
tlal farmers Of the Rathdrum Prairie,
is erecting Il sawmill ON the land Of
Joseph Brophy SIX miles southeast
of town.
w. G. Rogers, who is employed at
the Last Chance mine at Wardner as
engineer, is spending few days with
his family here. He will return to
Warttner on Monday.
james Noonan. OF Portland, Ore
go,', and Mrs. John Sharp, Of Horse
Plains, Montana, both relatives of
John Russell, arrived here on Friday
morning for a short visit.
John Gowanlock. Il prominent mer
chant or Priest River, spent Wednes-
day here visiting his brother-ln-law.
Joe Poirier. THE BLADE ackn0wl-
edges a friendly call.
Miss Mary Marquiss, who has just
c0lnpletei a successful term Of
school at Granite, returned here last
Monday evening. She will attend a
summer term Of school at the Idaho
University.
John S. Woolery, constable Of
Rathdrum precinct, was appointed
deputy state fish and game warden
for Kootenai county on Wednesday
by Charles Fl. Arbuckle, state fish
and game warden.
Lieutenant f. A. Mccall returned
here On Friday morning from his
home In Nebraska where he has been
soiourning for the past four weeks.
He will leave here on Sunday for San
Francisco where he will report for
duty.
The school election here last Mon
day was a very tame affair. But
twenty-fOur votes were pOlled, OF
which DR.. Wenz received twenty-five.
The special tax. however, carried by
hut small majority. there being ID
votes cast for and ten against it.
Mrs. Minnie Rose, who has con.
Quoted a milllner store here for the
past two years, left Thursday morn
ing for Bnnners Ferry, where she will
conduct her business for the future
THE BLADE wishes her success in hel
new field.
Superintend ent Van Duzer was mi.
tiated into the order of the knights
OF the Maccabees last Saturday eve
ming. Van says II he ever joins
another order it will he in the winte1
season SO he can apply the coolint
flakes where the friction has beef
greatest.
Louis Boyker, constable Of Boomers
Ferry precinct, brought James VIII
son to the county jail on Tuesday Il
await the action of the grand jury
he having been bound over on tn
charge of malicious destruction o
property.
l have been sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and hav'
used all kinds of medicines for 1t. A
last | found one remedy that ha
been a success as a cure, and that 1
hnp L. I.,t.