The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-10-21
LOCAL BREvITIES.

w. y. King, OF Standpoint, was
transacting business here on Monday.
j. M. Gartwait. an old resident of
Eight Mile Prairie, made this office
pleasant call last evening.
Louis Ebert opened lunch coun-
ter in the Hall saloon on last Monday
Edward Young is ia charge OF it.
Agent w. j. Jordan has been at
Zilla, Washington, for several days
visiting his fruit farm.
Edwin McBee was appointed ad-
miniStrator of the estate OF e. j.
Smith, deceased, on Friday.
Edward Bradbury. OF Wall Walla,
nephew of Sheriff Bradbury, was
visitor here the first Of the week.
Mr.. Archie O'Donnell and wife, of
Lakeview, passed through town on
last Sunday in returning from Spo-
kane.
S. B. Wright, d ioriiier resident Of
Boomers Ferry, passed through town
on Tuesday on his way to Cali.
forniA.
The commissioners adjourned on
last Wednesday Until Oct. 30, when
they will complete the session.
William Pentecost OF Waitshurg,
was married to Catharine Christensen
of Hastings, Nebraska. this morning,
Justice Dyer officiating.
Joseph J. LAWN, who is a student
at the Idaho State University, Of
Moscow, spent last Sunday with his
parents here.
II. L. Graves, j. g. Tanner and
james Campbell, all prominent farm
ers of Seneaquoteen, were transacting
business in town on Wednesday.
James McClay,of Wolf Lodge, pass
ed through town on Monday when on
his way to Granite Montana. where
he expects to spend the winter.
Marriage license was issued on
| Thursday to G. r. Huebschman, o'
Kalspel, Montana, and Rarbar,
Huebschman, of Brooklyn, N, Y.
| Sneak thieves entered the room %
Edwin Beggs on last Monday evening
and Invested his wardrobe of every
thing hut his "long SHIT"
Does it pay to advertise? Well
ask M. ID. Wright, who has sold NOR
shoes during the past week than som
merchants do in a year.
A fishing party composed of job
S. Woolery, Al. and Lem Quarle>
Joseph Buckle and Jay Gould, spen
last Sunday at Pend d'Oreille lake.
J. M. Heatt n. of Harrison, was |
town on Thursday. Mr.. Heaton
deputy mineral recorder at Harrso
and while here filed eight locatio
notices with the recorder.
The Misses Clara ana Helen Har1
who are attending the Northwestern
Business college in Spokane. rrturne
last evening to spend Sunday wit
their parents.
A light engine, westhound, kill'
four valuable horses on the trest
lust bel;;W town ON last Sunday ev
ming. Two belonged to John
Woolery, one to J. c. Callahan al
\ one to Jay Wright.
Captain James Graham, who W.
0 such an enviable reputation as qua
terniaster of the idaho regimen Will
in the Philippines, was shaking han
= with old friends here on Wednesda
n Judge Meder, who is now collect
- of customs at Boomers Ferr", in col
!. pany with his daughter, Mrs. MINI
Rose, was here on Wednesday, Wis
ing relatives and friends.
II w. &. Mcfarland and A.
!" Chan1berln, of Occur d'Alene, WI
transacting business here today. \
&c Mcfarland recently sold his tie III
l. to Gunderson s. Chamberln
~ County Attorney Goode went
g Hope Sunday to meet John X. on
~ of Baltimore, who was on his way
~ Spokane to attend the annual me
~ ing of the Stockholders Of the Hi
he mining company.
Chas. Peacock, Of Occur dAl
n and 1. L. Busch, Of Kootenai, d
tn their intentions to become citizen.
the United States this week bel
the clerk of the district court.
- Busch made this Office pleas
call while in the city.
James G.. Brooks, brought to
office this week several roots OF Ma
elwurzel, specie of beet, one
which weighs i64 pounds. This
ia an excellent stock food, ca