Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-29


Alcne to do his baking has made ar
rangements to build an oven here.
In eyerybody's mouth Pauline Hall
cigars.
Not vacant house in town and
daily enquiries by good tenants surely
should be an indncam.nt for Some one
with few hundred dollars To spare TO
invest in some cottages in Rathdrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett who recently
came here from Oakesdale, Wash.
nave decided to remain permanently.
and are making al rangenents TO build
a residence near Jerry Lanes dwelling.
| 1t is now considered Il certainty that
Boomers Ferry will have another news
paper. 1t will be stock concern
backed chiefly by home people, and
will be run in the interests OF the re-
publican party.
/ We are pleased this week to call our
| readers attention to +. p. Manor's
L
you well To read his announcement and
| learn his extraordinary offers in tie
clothing line.
The threshing season is nearly over
in this locality. The Rcinhart outfit
has gone to Eight Mile prairie where
they will probably be engaged for "A
week or more, after which few small
settings in this vicinity will conclude
the seasons run.
John Russell made business trip
to Standpoint Wednesday. He says
the Standpoint Lumber company 5 new
saw mill, now in course OF conStruc-
zion, will he the largest and best
equj pred in the state. The machinery
will soon be in place.
Commencing on the End and con-
tinuing until October 18th the North
ern Pacific agent at Rathdrum will
sell tickets to Spokane, on account Of
the Industrial exposition, at one fare,
81. 10, for the round trip. Limit, five
days from date Of sale.
King Hotu. the best scent cigar in
town, at the Postoflice store.
Henry c. Root and ii. NJ Went
worth, two old time Spokane typos.
passed through town Tuesday on their
way to the head Of Hayden lake, where
they propose to do the annual assess
ment work on a promising mining
claim which they located last year
Now for the Spokane Industrial ex-
position. Let everybody go to see the
magnificent exhibits, but before YOU
go don't forget to visit our general
merchandise stores, and if you can
buy as cheaply here as in Spokane, do
give your fellow townsmen the prefer
ance.
In an attempt to shoot a coyote Fri
day morning, +. c. Andrus wounded
one Of his own horses 50 badly that the
animal had to be killed. He valued
the horse at 800. which makes it
pretty dear coyote chase. The acct
dent is quite a severe blow to Mr..
Andrus, vino Is poor man with a
family depending on himself and team
for Il living.
Gus Lund. formerly engaged in the
saloon business here is visiting in the
city. Mr.. Lund recently concluded a
two months outing on the Pend d.
Oreille at Lakeyiew. OF the several
mining properties in that camp Mr.
Lupd says are as good as can be seen
in any camp he has ever visited, ard
that several OF the properties will be
shipping ore very soon.
Postmaster f. +. Morton came up
from Spokane Bridge and spent few
hours in town this morning. He H.
formed Il Republican reporter that ar
rangements are under way fer IA grand
reception to be- rendered Herman
Wilde by the people Of State Lire
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Wilde is tie
only man from that leeality who an
swered.the cal for vouutee rs eighteen
months ago.
Henry Lancaster was exhibiting n
25-pound piece Of agate ipetrified
wood in town one day this week. The
curiosity came from near Trinidad, on
the Columbia river in Washington.
Mr.. Lancaster informed reporter
that near the same place femur bone
of a masrodon, measuring four feet,
had Also been found. The young man
leaves for Moscow this week To re-
sumo his studies at the State univer-
sity and will take the curiosity with
him.