Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-22

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a. w. Post returned today from
Weiser where he had been attending
the grand lodge session OF the Knights
Of Pythias Of Idaho this week. as rep
reSentative from Panhandle lodge No.
l3 Of this place.
John c. Callahan spent a couple OF
days in Spokane this week, being sub
poened as IA witness in the capacity of
clerk OF the district court for Koote.
mai county ina case before Judge Han
! ford in the federal court,
NOTICE--September oath will posi-
lively be my last day in Rathdrum
with the tent, 50 do not delay if you
want me to do your work. Photos
from % cents to 81. 90 per dozen. Yours
to please, O. o. Bartlett.
On the 18th inst. marriage license
was issued to James Q. Kenneth and
Miss Carrie Funkhouse of Cheney,
Wash, and ON the 10Th to II. G.
Brooks and Miss Mary Boyle OF Spo-
kane. Both ceremonies were perform
ed by Justice E. p, Dyer.
II the elements remain faithful for
just one week more every field of grain
in this locality will be saved to the
farmer, and the Slight damage to hay
and early crops of grain by the prema-
ture rains of a few weeks ago will pass
as an item scarcely worth recording.
In everybody IS mouth--Panline Han
cigars.
The desks broken at the school house
ut the time Of the Reiniger fire have
been replaced by new ones and more
desks are also being added to accom-
MEDIATE the increasing attendance.
That portion Of the fence enclosing
the grounds which was destroyed by
the fire is also being rebuilt.
J. f. Sharpe. brother-in-law of John
Russell. arrived Sunday from Plains.
Mont. Mr.. Sharpe recently sold his
farm at Plains. and was ON his way to
Portland, Ore, making the trip over
land with team and wagon. His
wife and family had preceded him to
Portland where they will reside per-
manently.
''Fogg's Ferry" the popular comedy
drama, was rendered by local talent
before an appreciative audience at
Harris hall Tuesday evening. The
various characters were all well sus-
tanned and many words of praise were
won by individual members of the
amateur company for the display Of
special talent.
Robert S. Bragaw, supervisor Of the
Priest River reserve, was visiting his
family at Fish lake the first of this
week. Mr. Bragaw reports the reserve
in first class condition. Superintend-
ent Glendening recently made IA tour
of inspection to this reserve and eX-
presses himself as well pleased with
timber interests are being looked after
The bonding deal for a property in
the Curlew mining district in Wash
ington, owned jointly by w. \. Hart
and w. 5, Lancaster of this place and
Ed. Lancaster of Curlew, which has
been pending for several weeks. has
finally been consumated. the parties
70 the deal having signed the necess;,-
ry papers yesterday. The bond runs
for two years during which period the
owners are to receive $40. 900 for their
property.
Ii you want good suit of clothes
) cheap for cash go to Manor's.
w. II, Marshall Of Spirit lake, who
has been conducting summer hotel
at that popular lake the past three
: seasons. returned "Wednesday from a
business trip to Portland, Ore, where
be. had been to negotiate for the sale
ST his property To IA company who will
, spend many thousands of dollars In
: making additional Improvements II
case the deal goes through. Mr.. Mar
. .hsl, expects a definite answer To hi'
proposition in about two weeks.
From Occur d 'Alene comes the news
that the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Ryan VIDA Iisade happy last week iH
: the arrival of a little stranger slight o
stature lIIt strong il inn2 is,wer AIN
of she masculine persuasion. Tho ar
rival OF the tiny stranger Was such ;
pleasant surprise and had such cheer
, ing effect upon the occupants OF tn
household that il was al once dccidef
the little che should be giyes hom'
: there and Ia, known as Mr.. Ryan. Jr
Joseph 4. Borden of Spokane. passes
through town this morning ON his VA