Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-31
SEEN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.


county. was In the city yestel day
ersonal business.
kdrew Christensen and A. A..
lit came in from SeneacguOteen
erday afternoon.
". Beck, son of S. Beck OF this
is reported quite i'll with ty-
fever at his home in Kellogg,
%.
! Is John Gowanlock and daugh-
- Hiss Ruby, of Priest River, are
ne at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ph PORTER in this city.
and Mrs. D. II. Budlong and
w nd Mrs. Geo. G. Thomson came
from Occur d'Alene last evening
= end the republican meeting held
!. d. b. Elder and children, who
been making an extended visit
J relatives in this locality, left
hesday morning for their home in
|, beapolis.
&c. Egbers Of Athol, candidate on
publican ticket for county super
Il dent of public instruction. at
ID the republican speaking yester-
Eening.
Maud Lyons, who has been
ng at the home OF her uncle,
: Ebert. in this city, returned
morning to her home near Walla
Wash.
w Fountain, representing the
SW Simon Music Co.. with head
Frs at Spokane. spent several
-u53n the city this week. He reports
"a, l1zess brisk in his line.
LIS. Hydorn of Priest River is
11ng few days on his farm east
III caring for his crop of fruit.
lsfA commence teaching term of
at Priest River Monday
erviSor Robt. S. Bragaw, Of the
River forest reserve, accompan-
Ibis family to the republican
ing Thursday evening. He is
ing few days on his farm at
NJ, 'akcs.
III 60 Rathdrumitcs attended
u,,| 13ng Bros. circus at Spokane
Ney. They report the attendance
. other points tributary to Spo-
9&fqually large, and the large
u1 [EHere not adequate to accommo-
4Q who went to see the elephant.
TE@feWell surprise party was ten
ID ID ISIS leila Wright at the home
"A esAnd Mrs. A. II. Johnson Mon
yening, at which about kJOf thae
lady'S frienus were present.
Eea m and cake were served, and
Manageable evening was otherwise
farmers in this locality are in
fst Of their threshing. SO far
is reported far below the aver
- the farmers are greatly disap
az Il The best yield of wheat 80,
Y tprted Was threshed on the farm
orne %D. Satchwell and averaged 10
! sls to the acre.
u Cleland of Tulare, Cal, has
nN Biting his brothers w. ii. and
u Rathdrum and Spokane, re-
~ yly, during the past week. He
-t0oe Seen his brother w. Ill. for 10
kswhile he had not met Dave,
Elsa twin brother. for about 10
r. Mr.. Cleland will visit relatives
ne Occur d'Alenes and elsewhere
h1eoeetlon prior to his return to
home in California.
PE1u1el W. Corning, Peter II. Cue
IND Elizabeth McBeath, of Wash
Wis. spent several days in this
dityf the first of the week, and on
AnQayproved up on timber claims
! "a xicinity of Spirit lake. The.
HNAs accompanied by Mae Arm
lDMW Ladysmith, Wis, Nellie V.
hippewa Falls, Wis. Puma
TIL 4AIt1s and May NJ. Greenwood of
ted Qn, who each filed on piece
;. JG I'll land in the same locality.
i 3 Aoral decorations which orna-
1 y s14N the speakers desk at the
ltes nDuse on the occasion of the re-
Ms a-0 meeting here Thursday eve-
sor &c arranged by Miss Hettie
Rad lnd Miss Jennie Mitchell.
for I i ,hng indies also had charge Of
Ips S cations about the Autographs
! s4fepublican standard bearers.
4erous expressions of admira-
these decorations reflect great
nm ID the artistic taste of the
coli Rdies. They were ably assist
mUs work by Janitor kellner.
va RECOMMENDATION upon such oc-
beic - Railways be safely depended
xhe floral contributions were
~ W. 1cg14lly by Mrs. G.. W. Jacobs:
81 p contributed flowers were
~ u. Bragaw. Mrs. Henry Mel