Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-03
SEEN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

IS Jerry Lane was on the sick list the
sEkreater portion OF the week.
Mrs. w. ]. Jordan Of Granite spent
Monday visiting in Rathdrum.
: H Work is about completed putting
own new water main on Main
rect near the Hotel Wright.
Miss Lula Leonardy of Post Falls is
pending a couple Of weeks i'm Rath-
rum the guest Of Miss Helen Hart.
- Mike Boyle. of Boomers Ferry. who
@Sas in town Thursday, drove out 70
IT M9pirit lake and spent the day, ACCOM-
3anied by Miss Mae Layin.
DR.. P. s. Corkins, brother-in-law
80 Mrs. D. f. Dandy, stopped oil at
I nathdrum, Thursday, en- route east
T{pr a visit of three or four days.
Id - Tom Judge of Occur d'Alene was
baking hands with Rathdrum friends
w (r few hours Thursday, while wait
e for the Spokane train.
For any carpenter work you wish
E&bne call on RI. S. Baker; he will do as
bod work and just as reasonable as
AnDy carpenter you can employ.
- full line of extras for the Plano
hlnder; also binding Irvine, lime and
u.E6ick constantly on hand. Call on S.
W.: eck the blacksmith. j20-3t
Mrs NJ. T, Back, aged 90 years, died
III Spokane "Wednesday. Mrs. Back
In some time was charge Of koo-
IOckUhai county here in Rathdrum. She
c+,.EuDs buried in Spokane.
%. G. Labaree and family. consisting
WfNIrs. Labaree and ii son and daugh-
~, OF Spokane, are spending IA few
)Af.A1Ss at Spirit lake with a view to To-
ling permanently.
- Tic l4-year old son of NJ. Lowry was
AAerely injured this morning, six
IN les east of town, by the sweep of a
- I'll ling press. The lads leg was brok-
:Nn4n two places between the thigh
(GH knee
EXhrough an oversight The Republi-
vc3D13 failed to mention last week the
, o- Rrriage of John II. Rapp and Miss
'"ufAnnie NJ. House, both of Spokane on
lne}3uS "a. Rev. A. E. Walker offici-
mesident Mellen, Vice President
Mnont and General Manager Ken
Ek fNk of the \. p, along with other
p0Dpany officials, passed through
- uhdrum Thursday on tour OF in
0ecton of the road.
, Core early 100000 pounds of wool is
WV E held at Pendleton, Or, until
OUG the presidential election: in
9ol1er words the wool growers of that
>445r04on expect an increased price for
1of clip as a result of Mckinleys re-
= ,lection.
= -. A. Borden and +. c. Layigne,
ND Spokane business men who are
WHrty owners at Spirit lake, spent
T. Hvotal days in town this week in the
neeeests of a proposed road at the
(which they are asking the county
81, po1Q to establish.
Uoto tent will be open at Rath-
0IlcnND saturday, Sunday and Monday
enfh week, beginning August II.
Sss9N4 d'Alene gallery will be open
0eUay, Wednesday and Thursday Of
00i9 e4~eek. Call and see me.
wv & BARTLETT, THE ARTIST.
DAH1 ire raging at Ramsey came
Hdestroyng considerable rolling
VIk Tor the \. Z. railroad company
- Q4@y this week. But through the
~ - Of the Italian gang now work
81 the road. 10 empties and six
Raded with wood were removed
N4pace of safety.
pprding to information received
Dick McGinty'', Louis Eilert and
49, Bailey left Nome for Seattle.
WIs, on the steamer News Boy.
Shen they will reach Rathdrum
, be known, but no doubt they will
ssessl N9 homie some time during this
,rty
corn
4 ~ Sterey and W. c Frtter of
uaHo Pc returned Thursday evening
IN trip to Lakeview, where they
I'M 49, fen TO inspect the work on the
Nool mine. Of which Mr.. steffey
aof the original owners. The
\ TN 80 ool property is reported to be
nited to the front in fine shape.
u n - = Father Purcell was taken i'll
or ihe a.l.l.. night with severe attack Of
rrior1 !!.: icitls and left Monday for the
,tatsss lS Heart hospital in Spokane.
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