The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
LOCAL BREvIrIKs.

business at Hope on Thursday.
S. b. Howe of Clark Fork has been
in town for several days this week on
legal matters.
Commissioner Dittemore of the 1st
district was transacting business In
town on Friday.
Louis Eilert who has been prospect
Ing in the Hayden lake district for
several days returned home yesterday.
Attorney L. q. Hyde and Robert
Miller, both Of Spokane, were trans
acting business in town on Monday.
Prof, Thomas Hydorn is In town
today. He has just completed success
full term Of school 10 district No. Is,
near Priest River.
St. Patrick Is being well remem-
bered here today. Green neckties,
Shamrocks and green ribbons are
much IN evidence.
Several prominent citizens of Hauser
were in town on Monday and while
here fled with the clerk of the board
of county commissioners q petition
for road near Sucker lake.
George M. Call OF Standpoint who
travels for Fred Kaufman, merchant
tailor Of Chicago, was In town last
evening on his way home from Sho-
shone county.
Tim Callahan, who is working In
"A. B. Baine's butcher shop In Spo-
kaue, spent last Sunday here the
guest Of his brother, J. G. Callahan.
Oscar Shefield returned from Lew
iiston on Monday where he had been
attending the Idaho state normal
school.
All the leading merchants Of the
town have signs in their windows
notifying their patrons that their
place Of business will be closed here
after on Sundays.
Stephen Brooks Of Bannock, Mont,
who has been visiting his brothers
near Post Falls for a few days left for
his home this morning. His visit
was an enjoyable surprise as he had
not seen his brothers for twenty-four
years.
Jim Abraham was brought to the
county jail on Thursday from Bon
ners Ferry to serve sixty day SEN
tence for petit larceny. He was ar
rested by Constable Boyker and tried
before Justice OF the Peace O'Cal.
lahan.
John Brady, an aged laborer from
Lane was brought to the county jail
yesterday by Constable Coplen te
serve a SO day sentence for assault
and battery. He was tried before
Justice of the Peace Frost, of Harri-
son.
Peter Bach fled a suit in the pro.
bate court against the Standpoint
Lumber company on Monday which
was to have been tried on Friday, bul
by stipulation of the attorneys it wa
transferred to the district court.
Edwin McBee left last evening 70
Boise where he goes to attend tn
meeting of the democratic state cen
trail committee. T. L. Quarles, rep
resenting the silver republicans. ant
Daniel Van DuZer, representing tn
populists will also 60 to BOISE leaving
here tomorrow.
On another page will be found tn
new .'ad." of NJ. D. Wright. 1t Is
work of art. Few newspaper offices out
side Of cities like Spokane and Seattl
are equipped, either with types .
the artistic skill to produce such dis
play. Mr.. Wright not only believe
in carrying stock Of the very best !
quality; believes not only in fair an
equitable prices, but believes IN lie
ting the people know these prices an
just what he has through the mediul
Of his home paper. This is one
the secrets of his enviable success
business. The sad" Is good stol
we'll told, and every line tells yo
how you may save money.
For Sale.-Barred Plymouth Rocl
from prize winning strains. Gre
winter layers. Young birds for sal
Eggs in season at $1.00 per setting.
JAMES BROOKS,
Post Fails, Idah
For Sale.-840 acres of land mil
southeast Of town, 100 acres und
cultivation. One OF the best stO
ranches in KOotenai county. Plen