Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-05-04
seen AND HEARD About TOWN.

R.,8Sriiakter and Mrs. ID. F. Mason Of
Occur d'Alene, were Rathdrum visit
ors Thursday evening
/. L. Young and j. L. Kuhle. two
prominent Atholites. were in Rath-
drum today on personal business.
Il the weather continues warm as it
has been the past week the camping
season will begin unusually early this
SuIHlOer.
ii. NJ. Strathern. manager Of the
Spokane & Idaho Lumber Co.. at Post
Falls, was transacting business in the
city today.
The largest assortment, RS we'll as
this best values in stationery school
supplies, may be found at the Post
Office store.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. T. G. Hodgson will preach at
Athol Sunday at II a. M, and at Rath-
drum at s p. III.
W. J. Walker of Spokane was in the
city Tuesday hustling business among
the bewhiskered element for the Free
mems Labor Journal.
After spending couple of weeks
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Adams. Miss Kate Cooke re-
turned Thursday to her home in Spo-
kane.
M. d. Wright, agent for Russell &
Co., Portland. Ore Saw mill machin-
cry, engines and threshing machines
Full lire Of extras. Branch house at
Spokane.
We are Informed by Father Purcell
that the 1900 shares of Waterloo min
ing stock ratified at the fair last Ween,
was won by Henry Sawyer of koote-
mai, Idaho.
The Rathdrum school boys nine
played a game of ball with the Occur
d'Alene school boys at the latter place
Sunday and came out victorious, the
score being II to n in favor Of the
Rathdrum boys.
The bali at Hart's hall in this city
Tuesday evening, given under the az
spices Of the local Y oodmen lodge,
proved quite successful, the attend
ance being good. and the affair was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The Rathdrum and Occur d'Alene
base ball teams will again lock horns
on the Rathdrum diamond tomorrow
afternoon. The .Rathdrum boys have
already met defeat twice this season
at the hands of tho Occur d'Aleners,
but the third time may prove to be the
charm.
James Z. Mitchell and Nilsson, James
A., and Louis f. Ebert, of this city
expect to leave by the middle of next
week for the Nome gold fields. The
Mitchells will 60 via Seattle, Will
Mr.. Eilert will go By the way Of Sai
Francisco. May they flourish like :
Green Bay tree.
Rev. e. \. Walker and daughter
Miss Louie Walker, left Monday f.
St. Louis, where Rev. Walker goes t
attend the general assembly of TIL
PRESBYTERIAN church on the l,th Z
this month. They will also visit otl
er points in the east and expect to ,
absent about 80 days.
The fishing season opened on Tue
day, May 1st, and it is BOW lawful
entice and successfully land as man
of the speckled beauties as you an
your friends can eat. So far we hay
not heard of any extra large catebe
and the local anglers complain TIA
owing to the unusually low water Il
this season the sport is not fraugl
with the usual success.
The general merchandise store
NJ. ID. Wright was entered by they
last Friday night and several suits
clothes and some underwear were 81
len. Entrance to the store was effee
ed by cutting hole near the lock In
the rear door large enough to admit
hand to turn the key on the lusid
No clue has yet been discovered.
Q. Ostrum of Algoma and Miss II
McCorter of Garfield Bay. came IN
the city bright and early this morhi
ostensibly to secure marriage lieeh
with which they expected to prose
to Spokane to have the nnptlal IN
tied. When they learned that =
could not be done. they eedtd
Spokane without the liens, atd
expect the ceremony viii take aii
on schedule time just the same.
The three committees Of the fosl
parties met in Rathdrum Tuesday
name delegates to the state presto
tial convention and 20 fix tie time
name the place for holding inc saai
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