Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-21
SEEN AID HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

c. B. King OF Occur o'Aiene, Is ~
The city today.
j A. Keat Of Harrison, is in the city
koday on business.
T. S. Heskett Of Spokane, spent
Thursday at Spirit lake.
Frank Horn Of Priest River, was do
|ng business in town today.
II you want a good suit OF clothes
heap for cash 20 to Manor's.
| Mrs Alcorn arrived here from Ham,
hton, Mont, Tuesday evening.
r. NJ. Wark of Harrison, was tran
s,cting business here this week.
Work on e. p. Manor's new resi-
hence was commenced this week.
Miss Joyce Sage OF Athol, is visiting
Nth friends in Rathdrum this week.
Robert Kercheval spent few days
b Spokane this week visiting friends.
Miss Clara Hart returned this week
rom from a Two weeks visit with
lie nds at Tekoa, Wash.
Hon. Willis Sweet came up from
pokane this morning and is spending
be day here on business.
Joe Rhuebens, travelling salesman
pr D. Holman & Co., of Spokane,
las in the city Thursday.
J. J. Browne OF Spokane, came up
4 Wednesday to look after his recently
lcquired property at Fish lake.
11rs. J. #. Yost and son, Master
leonard, are visiting with relatives at
[edical Lake, Wash, this week.
III. L. Carlton, deputy sheriff at
pnners Ferry, was in the city on
1siness short time Wednesday.
Born in this city, July 21st, to Mr..
hd Mrs. Charles Williams, IA son.
pth mother and son doing nicely.
Mrs Mable McCrea is visiting at the
1me Of her brother, Thomas Fitz-
mmonS, at Tekoa, Wash, this week.
Gus Lund, former Rathdrum bus
eSS man, but recently of Harrison,
rs shaking hands with friends Friday.
Mrs. F. w. Gerand and her daughter
orence, Of Mineral Wells, Tex, are
sitting at sthe home of Mrs. L. s..
brt, Post Falls.
Section Foreman Owen LAWN had
e misfortune recently to sustain a
inful injury to his right hand, caused
a piece OF steel flying from rail
hich he'and his men were cutting.
C'antractor. James Dyer informed the
4publican scribe that he has been
: arded the contract for building a
1ew school house in the Kootenai dis
n let and will begin work on same very
On.
All goods sold cheap at Manor's.
Gay X. Merritt and Frederick Schroe-
8, prominent farmers Of Seneacquo-
In, passed through Rathdrum today
their way to Occur d'Alene to make
al proof on their homesteads before
nd Office officials.
~. W. Settle, the well-known Post
lis saloon man, was in the city on
Biness yesterday. He reports the
Sing down Of the Spokane and
Rho Lumber company 'smill acouple
days for repairs.
"a foot race between II. L. Melder
b Claude Hydorn, two local sprin-
IS, is ON the boards for tomorrow
fernoon. The distance Will be 100
IDS. The race will be most exciting,
two principals being very evenly
tched.
Many substantial improvements are
ported as being made by the Cable
ling company Of Post Falls. A new
vator with capacity of 10000
shells is in process Of erection. The
mpany also contemplates putting in
1M electric plant.
Louis F. Ebert, who opened a gen.
Merchandise establishment at Lake.
w, spent few days in town this
lex. He reports between 80 and &C
pa at work In the camp with excel.
at prospects for material increase
that number very soon.
A fire in the timber east Of Ross
pssing along the Occur d'Alene
Inch did considerable damage te
egraph and telephone poles during
week, and Lineman Tho M pson, OF
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
mpany was kept quite busy making
pairs.
Don't miss Manor on dry goods, boots
q shoes, and farm wagons