Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-05-11
Seen AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

King Hotu, the best scent cigar in
town, at the Posto'ice store.
Z. L. Heitman vas in Spokane Wed
nesday Oh professional business.
S. i. IIowes of Clark Fork is in the
city today on business with his attor-
ney, G. L. Hoffman.
The editor acknowledges the receipt
from A. {. G. Slocum OF beautiful
boquet Of hyacinths and narcisus.
The largest assortment, as we'll as
the BEST values in stationery and school
supplies, may be found at the Post
Office store.
c. A. Martin, who was formerly en-
gagged in butcher business here. is
again'in town in the capacity of or
ganizer for lodge.
John Mitchell, the Post Falls paint
er, has been working on the interior Of
the Rathdrum Mercantile company's
CUOTC uuflIlb tilt WEEK.
A new post Office has been establish
ed at Granite, in this county, and Mrs.
Carrie b Jordan has received the ap-
pdntment as pOstmistress.
w. II. Boettcher, Of Spokane and
Marie Glahe, Of Chicago were united
in marriage on last Wednesday at this
place. Justice Dyer eittciated.
Among the new subscribers to the
Republican this week are Albert
Komarek of Ramsey, and Gabe Nc
kinZie and L. P. Chace, Of Priest Riv-
er.
The sherifl's Office was notified yes
terday noon of the theft of a bicycle
at Post Falls the night before. We
were unable to secure further par.
ticulars.
NJ. D. Wright, agent for Russell &
Co., Portland, Ore. Saw mill machin.
cry, engines and threshing machines.
Full line of extras. Branch house at
Spokane.
I. L. Young Of Athol passed through
town today on his way home from Spo-
kane, where he had been to purchase
a team. He informs us that Athol is
soon to have another store.
The Standpoint Lumber company'-
shingle mill, located at new Standpoint
was destroyed by fire last Friday night
The loss is estimated at $4,000 Will
very little insurance. The mill will
be rebuilt.
Louis Balkow. who has been residing
on a farm south of hathdrum for sew
eral years, has lumber on the ground
for a new residence in Manyille's adj
dMion, into which he expects to move
his family.
c. NJ. Benham, inspector of bridges
and timber for the kootenai Valley
Railway company, With headquarters
lat Boomers Ferry, was transactine
company business at the county seal
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Poirier is contemplating
a visit to relatives in the east in the
near future. Her son, Master Romeo
will accompany her. and she will 60 a,
far as Montreal Canada to visit bel
mother and a brother.
II. w. Fountain, representing Tho
Emil Simon Music company. Will
headquarters in Spokane, has been II
the city several days and reports hay
ing sold number of sewing machine
and musical instruments.
The position of \. p. operator a
Athol will soon be vacant by the res
ignation of the present Incumbent
and Miss Janet Mitchell Of this plac
expects to receive the appointment
after which she and her mother vii
move to Athol.
c. w, Dyer and family have move
into their new residence in Manvllle
addition, ia. Dyer and family hay
moved into the house vacated by !
w. Dyer, and Father Purcell eXpec'
tOmoye into the residence lately o.
cupied by J. A..Dyer.
Kootenai Camp No. 6sl3, Moder
Woodmen of America of this place ~
making preparations for grand ha
at Harris opera hall in this city on u
night of July 4th. 1t is to be gran
srial event and further announc
ment will be made later.
Oscar C. Stone and DR.. c. X. Henkl
Of Occur d'Alene. were in fathdfh
Saturday on personal business. NJ
Stone is an attorney and both he al
DIR. Henkle are young men and Ia
arrivals in kootenai county. They Il
well pleased with their new location
Thomas Morris an aged pauper, oil
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