Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-06-02

drum. This human monster should
be made an example of.
t. A. Coleman and family of Park
Rapids, Minn., have recently located
in Post Falls. 1t is reported that Mr.
Coleman has purchased one-half in.
terest in the box factory of McCrea,
Stockwell & Co., at Post Falls.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fleming
OF Athol, Tuesday, May 30th, To-
pound girl. Mother and daughter do
ing nicely Mrs. Fleming is stopping
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. w. Ii.
Cleland in this city for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worden of Harri.
son. arrived in Rathdrum Tuesday.
Mr.. Worden left on the evening train
for the Puget Sound country, while
Mrs. Wordcn will remain here for some
time visiting relatives and friends.
ID. ROdner returned from trip to
Wardner "Wednesday. He reports
business very prosperous in that town
and that there is apparently no excuse
for IA man there to be idle. Mr.. Rodner
has some intentions of locating there.
G. NJ. Davidson, prominent farmer
residing in the vicinity of Post Falls.
was visitor in town Wednesday. Be-
fore leaving for home he came to this
Office and added his name to the rapid
ly growing list of Republican subscrib-
ers.
NJ. A. Hickey, the well known re-
publican war horse Of State Line pre-
cinct, was in the city Wednesday. The
Republican is under obligations to Mr..
Hickey for some very efficient rustling
which he did for this paper in his pre-
cinct.
John Russell received a straight car
load consignment of cured meats this
week direct from Omaha, shipped by
the Cudahy Packing company. This
speaks we'll for the volume of trade
controlled by at least one Rathdrum
merchant.
After sojourn of several days in
Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Stark
returned to Rathdrum Monday. They
are stopping with Mrs. Stark's sister,
Mrs. L. Chambard. but will probably
soon arrange to make their home in
ShoshOne county.
The Rathdrum and Occur d'Alene
mines locked honrs on the Rathdrum
diamond today, and the contest re-
suited in a score 20 to II in favor of
the home team. The game was very
well attended and highly enjoyed by
all the spectators.
Henry Reiniger. who has acted as city
treasurer Of Rathdrum for many years.
rendered his resignation to the board
Of trustees this week and the same was
accepted by them. Robt. S. McCrea, a
member of the present board, has been
elected as treasurer.
c. +. Ewing, one of the leading
merchants and timber dealers at Sand
point, was in Rathdrum Thursday.
Mr.. Ewing says that large number
Of men are being employed in and
about Standpoint, and that the town is
enjoying Il season of great prosperity.
ii. w. Cable of State Line. the ven-
cradle father of eX-Commissioner
Cable, was in town Monday. The old
gentleman recently celebrated his s0th
birthday, but Notwithstanding his four
score years he is enjoying excellent
health and does not look to be day
over 60.
II. L. Melder left this morning for
Boomers Ferry. where he will remain
until joined by Henry Reinigcr and
DR.. +. Wenz some time next week,
when the trio will proceed to tie Fort
Steele country where they are jointly
interested in some valuable mining
properties.
Do not overlook the school election
which occurs next Monday. June 5tn.
Two very important question are to
be settled. a special school tax is TO
he voted and one trustee elected. Dr.
+. WenZ seems to be the choice for
trustee and the Republican is glad
that it is So.
A party composed of Misses Mae and
Elida Wright. Miss Annie LAWN. Miss
Viola Forde and Mr.. and Mrs. d. f.
Dandy went for an outing to Twin
lakes on their wheels Wednesday.
Their principal amusement was to en-
gage the speckeled beauties in a diplo-
matte contest.
+. c, Lavigne Of Spokane. was
Spirit lake visitor sunday. Mr. La
vigne anticipates lively season at
this popular resort. basing his calcula-