Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
SEEN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

Miss Anna Grow, Of Kendrick, Idaho.
Is the guest of Mrs. A. II. Johnson this
Week.
The largest assortment. as well as
ahe best values in stationery and school
tupplies, may be found at the Post
1tfice store.
= J. Grier long, the Spekane repre-
tentative OF the Pennsylvania Mort
Lage company. was doing business in
i he city yesterday.
NJ. ID. Wright. agent for Russell &
4 o.. Portland, Ore. Saw mill machn-
4-ry, engines and threshing machines.
q 'ull line of extras. Branch house at
spokane.
4 !. r. Mckenzie, has been appointed
POSTMASTER at Athol, vice l.. a. Irons,
Resigned. The new postmaster will
Establish another general mercantile
store at Athol.
= Miss Eliza Kcrcheyal is in Spokane,
4, here she went to consult an eminent
:S,culist with a view to having an opera
. ion performed on one Of her eyes,
Miss Kercheval returned home this
anornng.
II +. A, Mccall, who has been teaching
near Standpoint for several months, is
spending the week in Rathdrunl, ac-
: ON panied by his brother, Charles Nc
Call. who arrived here recently from
n ebraska.
4 1t is reported that hobos were dis
Powered in the court house on the
hight of Memorial Day. They were
frightened away before they had time
8 o accomplish their purpose, whatever
! hat might have been.
The partial eclipse of the sun on the
&Sth was visible in this latitude at
3ibout Il. M, and number of Rath-
3lrumites, who remembered the date
$,nd time, took advantage OF the OPP
3oorinnity to view the phenomenon.
Z The democratic state convention to
Fleet delegates to the Kansas City con-
Aention, will meet AT Lewiston next
II tuesday, June 18th. and it is expected
hat several Neutrality-suspicious. will
Start from Rathdrum Saturday and
Sunday evenings.
sixty dollars from a single acre of
nay land is an accomplished fact on a
ranch near Bonners Ferry, says the
l\ootenai Herald. Over one hundred
worth of berries have been sold from
ess than an acre of ground on ranch
hear town. This country Of ours only
leeds advertising to double the popu-
Dation quickly.
i The annual school election will oc-
Eur next Monday, June 18th. In this
4iistrict one trustee for term of three
ears, to succeed c. L. Hoffman, is to
be elected and special tax will be
Voted upon. 1t is expected that the
Special tax will carry easily, and as to
rustee the election promises to be a
ame affair.
81 a. X. White. of Clarkia. former
. Judge of the probate court in this
4ounty, was Il visitor at the county
Seat the first of this week. 1t is be-
eyed that the judge has a desire to
ssbgain reside in Rathdrum for couple
M years, and with that object in view
HHlll press his claims for recognition
I 3vhen the fusion convention meets at
4oeur d'Alene.
IA In a letter to the editor \. w. Post
E writes from st. Louis that he will
Start for home Sunday June 2nd. going
y Ma Salt Lake City where he expects
Fl T. stop off a couple of days. lie has
spcen enjoying greatly the meetings OF
IA he general assembly at which he is a
III elegate. but longs to be back in Rath
RIM for breath Of fresh air and d
drink of pure water: neither he declares
IAN be had at any cos t in st. Louis.
III Henry s. Lancaster arrived thi.
nornlng from Spokane for brief visit
with his parents who reside near here
k<nlr. Lancaster is a student at the STATE
university at Moscow, but about two
months ago. having completed hi.
work for the school year, he accepted
position in the engineering depart
l9nt of the Great Northern, and now
- has charge ef,about three miles of con
9trnction work near Leayenwort h
Nash.
- Robert +. Kercheyal. who was until
ecently employed as time-keerrr il
ofoin's beet sugar factory at Waverly
~ ash, has accepted position in tn,
$"nimlssiTy department under Captain
alker. L. $. A.. end has gone t,
reattie. whence he will sail for st
4ilcheal>, Alaska, in few DAYS. The
20 OF TINS position came through
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