The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-11-18
LOCAL BREyITIES.

from an dIJack OF quIHSey lOr tne
past week
Louis Ebert is erecting a large and
substantial ice house on the vacant
lot above his residence.
Mr.. G. A. Martin, of Newport, has
been In town several DAYS this week
on business matters.
j. NJ Stout, N. P. section foreman
at Kootenal, was in town on Thurs
day in consultation with DR.. Wenz.
Mrs. G. A. Des Saussure and her
sister Mrs. A. G. Mclean. both of
Occur d'Alene, were TRANSMITTING bus
mess here on Thursday.
Landlord Fletcher, of the Occur
a'Alene Innj Occur d'Alene, left for
Seattle Monday with his family where
they expect to reside in the future.
There was very pleasant gather
ing at Mr.. J. Humphreys new home
at the Old siiingle mill last night, and
a very enjoyable dance was given.
Mr.. Geo. w. Johnson, of Newport,
who has been suffering from an attack
of rheumatism for the past ten days,
has recovered sufficiently to lay aside
his crutches.
The board Of county commissioners
have issued a call for a special meet
ing of the board On Tuesday, Nov. 81
at which some important road mat
ter will be considered.
Mrs. John GOwanlock and her
daughter Ruby, who have been visit
ing friends Lere for the past week re-
turned to Their home at Priest River
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Wright, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jordan, who have
been sOjourning at the PasO Robes
Hot Springs, California, for the past
two weeks, are expected home on-aext
Saturday.
William e. Nunley and Miss Del
phine Kcizur who recently secured
marriage license from the county au-
ditor were married by Justice OF the
Peace Koch, of Ramsey, on Novcm-
Der 7th.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to w. Fl. Cook and Elite Peasley
both of Elmra. and to Arthur Hicks
and Annie Potts, both Of Spokane.
Justice of the Peace Dyer united the
last named couple.
The prisoners of the county Jail un-
der the detection of Tailor E. IL.
Bradbury have been erecting fences
and making other necessary improve
meuts about the court house yard dur
ing the past week.
d. A. Tufts Of Tacoma, special tax
agent for the Nosthern Pacific, has
been here checking up the company's
property that appears on the assess
ment roll for this year, during the
past week The total amount Of the
". z. Taxes for this year is $50, 1885,
80,
Miss Clara Hart who was compelled
to return home from the Northwest
ern business college Of Spokane on &C
count of sickness a couple of weeks
ago, will return again toninght, hay
ing entirely recovered from her af-
tiiction.
Deputy Sheriff Dyer who has been
In the vicinity of Seneaquoteen DUR
ing the past week summoning jurors
and transacting other business, re-
ports that the smallpox patients there
have entirely recovered and that the
quarantine has been removed from
the places where the disease prevail
ed.
James l.. Kennedy who recently
completed a successful term of schoo
in district No. 5, left last week fol
Lewiston where he expects to attenc
Che State Normal School during TIT
winter. When he arrived there he
found the school closed on account 0
smallpox in that vicinity 1t opened
again this week.
Joseph Ersch, who has resided a
Fish Lake for several years but VIII
now lives in the Russell block in TIL
city, has been confined to bis bed 10
two weeks, with what the doctor
pronounce tumor He will be take
to Spokane In short time to be opera
Ged upon. His son Theodore froi
Leavenworth, Wash, and his daugf
ter Maggie, from Grand Forks, b. z
have been to see him during The pa
week.