Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

of Post Falls, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony in this city Thurs
day. The nuptial knot was tied by
Rev. f. A Walker at his residence.
The Republican joins host Of friends
in wishing these young people well.
J. c. Davis and b. S. Wishard are
preparing for a three months pros
pecting trip and expect to leave Rath-
drum about next Monday or Tuesday.
During his absence in the hills Mr..
Davis tonsorial parlor vii! be in
charge OF Alfred Spaulding of spo-
kane, who has already entered upon
his duties.
| The case OF the State Of Idaho
against komer ludlow, charged with
killing deer out Of season. before JUS
tice Brophey of Hayden lake precinct
! Thursday, resulted in favor Of the de-
PENDANT, it being proven that the deer
was killed before the law protecting
the same was operative. G. l.. Heit-
man represented the defendant.
If you wanta good suit of clothes
cheap for cash go to Manor's.
Lieutenant Mccall is endeavoring
to organize company of national
guards in Rathdrum and is succeeding
most admirably, having the signatures
OF 10 young men, three more than Is
required for "A permit TO organize. Mr.
Mccall has the moral support of the
community in his laudable object and
the Republican wishes him deserved
success.
A. c. Jameson, J. F. Reddy, W. A.
Foote, w. Dornberg, w. c. Fritter
and A. E. J. Perciyal Of Spokane,
stopped in Rathdrum a few hours
Wednesday on their return from Lake
view. these gentlemen are officials
and stockholders Of the Conjecture
company and had been to Lakeview to
inspect their property and decide up
on future development work.
w. Q. Baker and Miss Maude Baker,
both of this city, were quietly married
by Justice Koch at Ramsey Thursday
afternoon, and as quietly took the
westbound passenger train the same
evening for Spokane. where the happy
couple will spend their honeymoon.
The Republican is unable to tell its
readers where the new couple will
make their future home. Mr.. Baker
having prepared for the important
event by going out of the harness bust
ness here, at which he has been en-
gagged in for more than year.
W. c. Fritter. general agent for
Idaho Of the New York Life Insurance
company, passed through Rathdrum
Saturday on his way to Lakeyiew. Mr..
Fritter is president OF the Conjecture
Mining and Milling company recently
organized for the purpose of develop
ing the Conjecture and other proper
ties in the Lakeyiew district. The
company is doing a large amount of
development work with excellent re-
suits, and the promoters are quite
sanguine to have good producing prop
erty before the end of summer.
At Post Falls early on the morning
of July 9Th, Francis Bowers and Guy
Muzzy of Sucker lake, two wheelmen
returning from Occur d'Alene, met
with an accident that came near re-
sulting fatally to the former. Upon
nearing Post Falls the two bicyclists
began racing and they had moi gone
far when collision resulted in wreck
ing both wheels and a fall Of such
force for Bowers that he did not re-
gain consciousness for nearly half an
hour and had to be taken home in
buggy. Muzzy escaped unhuft. 1t
was feared Bowers was seriously In
iured internally. but latest adyiees IL
dictate that he is not dangerously hurt.