Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-09-08

The family Of Robert S. Bragaw. SUI
pervisOr Of the Priest River reserve.
who have been living on their home
stead at Fish lake, will shortly move
to Spokane for the winter.
The older residents Of Rathdrum,
acquaintanceS Of the family Of Louie
Lee who formerly resided here, will
regret to learn that Mrs. Lee is report
ed dead at Tekoa, Wash.
Mrs. Mary F. and Miss Hattie Lewis.
mother and sister OF Mrs. T. L. Quarles.
who have been visiting with the latter
for several weeks, have returned to
their home at Wayerly, Wash.
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A farewell dinner was given the
Misses Callahan at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Jordan Saturday
| evening. it being the occasion of their
| departure for their home at Vallejo,
Cal.
Robert E. Meleady dick McGinty)
went to Spokane Sunday evening re-
turning home Tuesday morning. Dick
took in Labor Day celebration at Med
ical Lake, and reports an enjoyable
time.
All goods sold cheap at Manor's.
w. w. Wattles, the aged veteran
whose poor health has been several
times reported in these columns, left
| for the Soldiers home at Boise Thurs
day evening, accompanied by +. b.
Marsh.
John Russell and daughters. Misses
MOllie and Rosa Russell, went to Spo-
kane Sunday evening. where Miss Rosa
will attend school this winter. Mr..
Russell and Miss Mollie returned home
Tuesday.
We hear no more complaints from
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cars. We are glad to note the improved
service on the N. p. and trust this
condition will continue throughout
the season.
| f. J. Short came up from Spokane
Sunday for a visit with friends. on
Monday. in company Louis Z. Ebert,
! 10 n
succeeded in making good catch Of
the speckeled ones.
After an absence OF several months
in the southern part of this county the
Van II. Manning geological surveying
party have resumed operations i'm this
locality. Just now the party is camp
ed at Hayden lake.
George E. Thompson, Harrison
merchant, was doing business in the
city Monday and Tuesday. He talked
encouragingly Of HarriSou's prospects
on account of the recent mining dis
coveries near that place.
A. w. Post is in receipt of a message
from his wife conveying the sad intel
ligence that her mother died shortly
after her arrival at Piano, H., whence
she was called last week by the serious
illness of her aged parent.
No 2 east bound passenger train was
seven hours late Monday morning and
about five hours Tuesday. The trouble
was caused by landslide on the Cas-
cade division, which necessitated
trains running via Portland.
Don't miss Manor on dry goods, boots
and shoes, and farm wagons.
The family of A. y. Robinson. who
have been living on the Robinson
ranch south of here during the sum
mer. have moved to Spokane where
they will be joined by Mr.. Robinson
and reside during the winter.
i Captain James A. Fisher of Post
Falls. was in the city Wednesday. lie
says the Mica bay mines are showing
up better than ever, and he confident.
ly expects Rich Hill stock To GO up t.
80 cents share before Christmas
, Constable Boyker of Bonncrs Ferry
brought in Tim Farrell Tuesday even
ing. Farrell WAS found guilty of en-
tering the Casey hotel and stealing
whisky. and sentenced toa 6o-day tern
, in the ceapty Jail by Justice o'Cal
laghan.
, Fred X. Rice returned from Thomp
son. Mont, the first of this week. Ar
. Rice, who vas formerly res.den
/, near Upper Fish lake, has been EN-
, ployed at Thompson since early las
. spring. He saws theSe is plenty q
work at good wagesand men are scare
at Thompson.
! A citizens meeting at Harris nall /