The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-09-22
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

both w Athoi, were III WV"
dar.
Manor has now on hantl very large
s,ark az rubbers. Come and see.
Miss Clara WALKER OF Spokane spent
last sunday here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. johnson.
Miss Vera Flewellen Of Lakeylew
has been visiting Miss Eliza Kercheval
auring the past week. '.'
Is. O. Cleland is now preparing TO
amen a butcher shop in the Wishard
hni,ainp. Dave is a rustlef.
Don't forget that Manor has the
,,iIgcst stoek Or shoes in town. Try
them.
J. 6. Davis, our tohsorial artist, Is
out rusticatng this week, and his
sbop is Id charge Of AL Spadlding'
TIE schools Of the county will be
o,osod next Week 6n account Of the
Joint teachefs' institute at Wallace.
u. M. Stratkern, the well-known
,aWniill ltiah III Post Falls, was trans
.,c,ins business Ia town Wednesday
Won can buy your clothing cheaper
of Manor than you can send east for
them, and get good fit as well.
Chas. and Frank Horn of Seneac-
suoteen drove over to Rathdrum last
sunday. Williath Rogers accompanied
them y
1 q. Steward and Ester Turner,
both Of Spokane, were married on
Wednesday morning by Justice OF the
Peace Dyer.
Joseph Comozzi Of Priest River was
Amounted guardian OF Mary Veltre,
a minor, Monday, by the judge OF the
probate court.
Rem Coils and Merton burlington
returned this morning from three
months visit with friends and rela-
typs in Minnesota
w. ID. Reinhart, accompanied ny
/. V. Holland, returned yesterday
from Wardner, where they have been
prospecting for some time.
Manor takes ia trade. wheat. oats.
harley. wood, etc. He has the biggest
stock of goods on hand. Come and
see and be sure for yourself.
]. II. Hughes, a representative Of
the Northern Pacific land depart
ment of ST Paul, has been transactins
businesswith the county auditor mos
of the week. ~ - #
". w. Bush, r.. D. McKinnls ant
j. w. Ryan, the three candidates To
county commissioners on the fuslo,
ticket. attended the Lewis meetn'
on "Wednesday. 49,
G. NJ. Benham of Standpoint, th
Idaho, representative of Berthod 1
jennings, pple buyers OF st. Lo,lis
was in town several days during tn
first of the week.
Helen, the seven months old chill
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilsey Beck, died a
their home at Wardner, Tuesday, an
was buried here Thursday. Th
funeral was largely attended. ls
James Hamilton Lewis, accom-
panied by Edwin McBee, Rev. t..
Purcell and John B. Goode. yisite
Col. aud Mrs. Wharton at Spirit Lal
Wednesday AFTERNOON.
VIM. Lemley, Frank Inaccurate ar
Frank ConoRo, all Of Priest rive
passed through town on Tuesdi
when on their way to the Unite
States land Office at Occur d'Alene.
The Methodists will hold servic
tomorrow at II a. III. and 1880 p. I
Sunday school and Epworth Leag
at 1.-THE usual time. Everyone welcof
to all the services. j. G.. Hodgso
pastor.
Several stalwart Bryanltes fro
Occur d'Alene attended the Lev
meeting Wednesday evening. Ano
them we noticed w. B. McFarlar
Colonel and Mrs. James Graha
j. T. Scott, Professor w. G. Gu
mings, II. L. Bancroft and PEI
Dittemore.
TwUepullinan coaches were fobf
this morning by a highwayman
tween Cocolalla and Athol. I
hundred dollars and several watcl
were secured. The robber left
train at Athol, stole horse.
made his escape. Fifty dollars rev
is offered for his capture. sas
M. G. r. Kloff, formerly b
bookkeeper for the Gable mills