The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-09-15

persons put In an appearance he did
not even light up the hall
A. X. White, ex-probate Judge of
this county, has been visiting his son.
j. G. White, our popular surveyor,
during the past week.
Don't fail to hear the distinguished
James Hamilton Lewis next Wednes-
day evening. AS an orator he ranks
with Towne, Williams aud Bryan.
The auditors Office earned $l35 in
making abstracts Wednesday. The
total income from this source for the
past week amounts to over two
hundred dollars.
Theo. Eresch and wife OF Leaven-
worth, Wash, arrived this morning
on the east bound passenger train and
will remain several days visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Miller and Miss Lizzie
Eresch.
| Elder Ransom, Elder Walker, Elder
Platt and Elder Dye, four Mormon
elders from Utah, will hold services
at the court house here this evening
| Also Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and
Sunday evening at 1880. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to
attend these meetings.
George Humphrey moved his frame
/ dwelling-house from his ranch to town
this week, distance of about two
miles 1t was cut into three sections
and brought.in, and wi be fitted up
and occupied by his family this win
ter. Levi Esch had the contract for
hauling it in
Miss Eliza Kercheval. who was in
jured two weeks ago by bein" thrown
from buggy while out driving with
her mother, Mrs. J. w. Mcclure, will
not be able to assume her duties As
teacher in the public school for some
time yet on account of injuries She
has sustained.
r. f. Elliott. who is engaged in
farming near Cnlville, in Stephens
county. Wash, arrived in Rathdrum
Thursday night for a few days visit
with relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity Mr.. Elliott speaks
well OF his section of Washington.
and says there is a great rush oi
people heading for the Colvllle re.
serve. which is to he thrown open it
settlement next month.
Coroner John Hayes of Missanls
county. Mont, arrived in Rathdrun
Tuesday and was driven To Grant,
by Henry HorStman. where he eX
humed the body Of Max Whitlaw
who was killed by an engine at tina
place some two weeks ago, and shipped
il back to Missuula. Young Whltlav
was the son of well TODD parents VIII
, reside in Missoula and he WAS strucl
e and killed while crossing tresti
near Granite.
John r. Sullivan, popular polio
sergeant of Spokane, was married
Miss Annie Merneugh of that cit
last Tuesday morning. The happ
couple. accompanied by Il. @. OUR
: Ian and Miss Katie Payne, attendant
" on their wedding came to Rathdr'll
Tuesday morning ard took prlva
re conveyance for Occur d'Alene city
e the afternoon, being panic
ii from here by Misses Katie and NJ;
is Occur d'AIene. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivi
will take up tneir permanent abot
Of ia spokane
he Prof. Walter G. Bro We, who is
~ the employ of strong mining col
~ pany of Spokane, is examining I
la mineral districts Of Kootenai coun
with a view of ascertaining If ,apit
On may be safely invested in the mir
lit of this region. Mr.. Brewer IS an
~ pert geolugist and mining engine
Nv and is fayorably impressed with |
Mt formation of the mountains 10 u
region. He has tine camp ou'
in with horses, and will travel all O.
S. the country before snow flies. Ii
RI good property can be secured II Y
he be promptly developed.
he' Bart Wishard, the genial proprle
we of the Wishard house, returned
eai terday morning from St. Regis min
district, in Missoula County, MOI
)pe where he had been engaged FOR
up past three months Ia develop
lay Quartz interests. Mr.. Wishard is
S a pleased with his prospects aud spe
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