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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14

SO ne studies MS cards careful For a
while an then says, scr, o desperate
like an sudden. IN sec that, an I'll,
60 YOU two-fifty better am he pushes
| his pile TO the middle OF the table, bar.
rim fifteen or twenty dollars he had In
loose change.
"The planters flush was king high, SC
| he saw 1t, but didn't raise. am the gam
bier raised II hve hundred. thinking that
Pete would drop out That's more than
your threes are worth. I reckon he said
| with a sneer. but Pete never answered
him, He studied his cards a while
longer and then said, pretty slow, I
haven't got the cash TO see you. but I've
got the deeds to some property here
that's pretty valuable, an II you'll take
that for security, FL raise you thou
sand
He pulled some law papers out of his
pocket as he spoke and laid them on the
table, but the gambler spoke up. very
nasty, an says: I amt buyin' no prop
erty without looking at 1t, an money Is
the only thing that talks In this game
Pete looked at the planter, but he
shook his head, I wouldn't mind as far
as l am concerned, he said but there is
an objection made. don't see how can
help YOU
very We'll says Pete. pretending to
look troubled, then In have to ask for
few minutes time till can get some
money to play with. SAM he says to
.he h'sser that was bringing them drinks,
'aAe .hese papers over to MT Stevens
an ask him II he will loan me $4,000
on Them
Then there was a little wranrle. The
o'ner gambler VINO had dropped out OBJ
. .a.u 20 .ne qe'as' out the two planters
w ~, ie'e ana tne gambler VINO
"uuse satu ne was Win
"'. .,e keneie"ah got some
s ~ nc was soih 70 WIN II
sns,n $50 s'.sm wen. over 70 mr.. sses-
es house stevens oeih the president
o .. OUT oana an gentleman with proper
..as
,,,,s..,a. ."a. was tooA'n on was
.ot iar' we never knowed
~ .,as n,.. ~ popel.S' an We thoush.
-, a,.n ", We oouion see JUST
~. $500 ne eouiu WORK IT. OF
81. ~ " ~. says 10 my
-. - ~, Ae o ee uiat royal hust''
= -, .r ueane IS ntoie .na.
'ne'e warn hoth.n
10 10 Dut walt an ! waited as all the
o.ne's ~. u'a' LOT II looked as II thered be
49,. 49,
-. .oon w stevens came oacA
49, 49, 'r III ss g an says. "nat 'n's
- ,,a,.a,., .,o 600, inese' says you wan.
:, @to'oo
!. .,,,s,,, w.
49,, Stevens YOU can nave
M s on .nese ueeos' OF course, II
49,, 'Ae Yam eo-iiiofro"' pu'
~ =. 81
:. ~" says ie.e' ihtelfuplih
90 no spoAe ne piekeo up ms carus
.aue "nele .hey hao oeeh "
n@' az neu e'il A,nu careless, Just
~ .,a' '.e.ehs eouio see en- out pre-
.enun no' - hoeice ehat 'ney coula De
i 90,
says Stevens. you want tne
.n, pay WIZ 40 you! but Ger
, 49, you am sosh 70 Del on tnat
ou y oohse me- says Fete, pretend
AZ ~ sc. ~. terriole rage by sayih
.,o.l.n apou. my nahd; may NOT De
-. .ne s.lohss' manu- m tue deck out It's
.ns pest one out: resides It's my own
ous.ss wias uo Win .ne money. Inc
J. question :. Is "hetner youii let me nave
on. yes says stevens III let you
nave IT all right. That Is. I'll give you
y
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14
KEy|YS R0YRL FLUSH
It wax||

q Va = Lsng 1ime COMING. bat IL
Id Hin when II Came-OlL
aan Greenhut's story To show
the Value Of Persistenee-A Bar-
tendes Who stuck to Hts Theory
Of Poker Through Many Discour-
agenents and Wos Dat At Last.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14

es Ltfo ~ not spsfe .6fA,}a. aw6St song at Caps
None. Nlchlta man; writinS home from
thSFe neHe Mare H. the teliing -. Tower
ainG abevs ~ - are tn tce mouNtaiNa. and
St6Nesing An6ye them a the price of arlb. n
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14

la ~ many dry S66qd stores. yVlee--HecAuse
ny deSfs Il makes tie hills 10 much amsller
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14
FISH TALES, IF No FISH.

Ecrey th~ Guide Talks white the
Bass Decline to Dite-Catch OF the
Red Flannel shirt - PenishMent
OF Alcck HUME. the mean scotch-
man-TarGet SHOOTING OF the ror-
cspines-The Death SONG of the
Loor-Forest Romance.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14

Miss Pinkle's Foretho srbt. So
Jane That Mr.. Shallowpate Is al ths
the door. Shall tell him you are en !.
gagged
Miss Pinkle Show him into the par-
lors Jane. s.
Yes, miss. =
And Jane. after he has laid his bnx
sof chocolates on the mantleplece tell
him am out. Exchange.
Some fools seem too soft ID do 81
f0oltaisly thing. So:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14

rs q most surprisin' thing"
said old man Greenhut as he
yet the bottles away behind
the bar, that folks don't
,eem to 'preciate the impor-
tance o. helm, nersisfent.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-14

FERGUSON the guide, called
Fersy for short, squat. muscu-
lar aid brown, with small,
dark eyes peering from undar
a dropping brim, sat on the
mfddle thwart of the hnat Tn
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29

One hundred tons of baled hay for
sale Matthews & Roberts.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29
PRESIDENT HALL IN WEISER.
Is Highly Pleased With Present Conditions
and Enthusiastic Over Roads Future.

Important matters have been go
ing ,on in p. &. |. n. circles during
the past few days and the outcome
will be of great Importance to Wash
ington county, inasmuch as it will
result in immediate extension of the
road, and General Manager Shelby is
of the opinion that the rails will
reach Council before June 1st. The
surveying crew is at work on Hornet
creek, but it is not yet known whether
the Seven Devils branch will take
that route or 60 in by Price Valley.
The agent of the Colorado Fuel &
Iron Works, from which former
rail purchases were made, has
been here in consultation with the
management, and it is intimated that
fifteen miles of rails have been con
tracted for, for delivery soon, but this
has not been verified by anyone in
authority.
The presence of President Hall in
Weiser has been an important feature
of the week and has resulted in the
Strengthening out of many matters
which will allow railway affairs tx
progress rapidly
Mr.. Hall, accompanied by the Of
ficias and several Weiser people took
ride up the road to Cambridge tc
inspect the line.
Mr.. Garrett ONeil has been nam.
ed as superintendent of the road and
Mr.. c. r Shaw will continue as pur-
chasing agent. Mr.. O'Neil is from
Ogden, and has been with the Unior
Pacific for thirty years in various ca
pacities, among them passenger con
ductor, road master and assistan
uperintendent.
At meeting of the board of di
rectors Mr.. K T. Merritt rendered
his resignation as member of th
board, which was accepted.
Mr.. Hall left Monday for Boise
Salt Lake and the east, accompanie'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A Healthy Condition Of the Land
Market

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded with |. F. Smith,
county recorder, since March 18th:
Estate of James j. Anderson, dis
tribution to heirs, WI sci, ne4 sw4
sci nw4, sec. 8, tp. 16, 6,nr1w
j. J. Fuller to Margaret Sears, lots
II and 18, blk %, Watington's
Add, Weiser, consideration $3.50.
A. Sears and wife to Margaret
Sears, lot II, blk. 19, Watlington' s
Add, e4 lot and lot 6, blk. 2,
Shannon's Add, Weiser, considera-
tion 81.
John Safer and wife to Lucinda
K Lansdon, piece of land In sec.
32, tp. IL, nr W, containing 30
acres of land, consideration $1,000.
Andrew w. Mellon to j. S. Waters,
and A. Waters, 81 ne4, sec 8, tip.
10, nr5 W, consideration 500.
John R. Jones to E. D. Ford, pit
of Admiral Dewey lode mining claim
in Seven Devils district, consideration
81.
f! Joseph R Wills t. Jennie S. Mer-
ritt, lot and sw4, nw4, sec. B, s!
ne4, sec. 4, tp. 10, nr 4 W, lot 4
Continued on Page 8.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29
BOer War.

Everything in Africa has been ap
parently going the English way since
the relief of Kimberly and Lady
smith, but indications Of the exist
ence yet of a few Beers are begin
ming to leak out. Mafeking is al
most on the point of surrender to
the Beers. Col Plummer seeking to
relieve the place was unceremoniously
driven back with loss Officers who
ride away from English camps get
killed by Boer scouts The com
manders in Africa are still asking the
queen for more men and arms, and
10000 more troops will soon rein
force the victorious English. Bull
Ter appears to fear that if he moves
forward his rear communication will
be cut off.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29
AN ADDITION TO VENDOME.
Structure to Contain Seventeen
Rooms.

Coaklev & Coaklev of the Vendome
have decided to erect an addition to
the Vendome hotel, 30x90 feet, 2
stories There will be 16 sleeping
rooms on the second floor and a store
room in front In the rear II fine
sample room will be arranged, and
the new structure will add much to
the convenience and comfort of the
hotel 1t will be built of brick, and
be put up on the north side of the
Vendome. The plans are being
drawn up by G. F. Hunmell
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29

as far as Salt Lake by General Man
ager Shelby
Before his departure, President
Hall made the following statement
to the SIGNAL editor:
"After an inspection. | am very
highly pleased with the line as far as
constructed 1t is a fine piece of
road. Its business at present is far
ahead of my expectations, being
constructed for only so short dis
tance and considering the season of
the year, when much traffic could not
be looked for But [ had no expec-
tation originally that any quantity of
business could be done until we reach
the timber and the mines. 1t is the
timber and the mines we are after
and no pretentOns are to be made
until that is accomplished | think
we will let contracts for further con-
struction inside Of two weeks. We
will know before the road reaches
Council whether the Hornet Greek or
Price Valley line to the Devils will
be adopted. The impression that the
raj market was closed until August
1st is not so. We will be able to
get all the rails needed. The suits
instituted by some of the contractors
are simply matters Of difference on
the amount and character of work
done, and are common in the history
of all railroads. | am pleased to
note the way Weiser is improving
1t is noble little town and am
glad to see the people here prosper.
| expect to return some time in
April as am very anxious to see
matters pushed ahead
Mr.. Hall was accompanied by Mrs
Hall on this trip west.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29

Herman Haas, who is soon to erect
fine residence on the property re-
Gently purchased of Thos. Galloway,
has sold his present residence in The
east end to John Safer, consideration
So, 800
Frank Korup has bought the Bill
Walker farm of forty acres on Mon
roe creek, paying $1,000 for the same
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29
One of the Young Districts Tributary
to p & l. n
$500 GOLD ORE At 800 FEET
Results of Ford Brothers Energetic Work
at the Black Lake Mine.

Edgar L. Hollingshead pros
pector, writes to the Idaho Free |
Press regarding the Rapid river sec
tion as follows:
What is there in the Rapid river
mining district? is question which
comes to us from all over the coun-
try, and the same question is put
to every prospector who goes outside
of the district. Therefore, after six
months spent in prospecting over the
hills and dales of this little known
mineral belt, | feel it my duty to en-
tighten the enquirer for information
through the columns of your highly
esteemed paper.
Rapid river mining district lies on
the east slope of the well-known
Seven Devils mining district, which
embraces the whole of the Seven
Devils range of mountains, bordering
on Snake river. Standing at Pol
lock, which is situated at the juno
ton of Rapid river and Little Sal
mon river, and looking southeast you
NAV view vast district of over
500 square miles Of territory rich in
almost every mineral known to the
prospector. Among the minerals
found in the large veins and dykes
are copper, gold and silver. Coal,
iron, lime, fire. clay, gypsum and
marble are also in existence in vast
deposits III this district Owing to
the lack of transportation facilities
there has been but little development
done in the district until last year,
1899, and now we have a rapidly
growing and lively camp.
Among the properties located in
this district that have been in any
wise developed are the Sampson
group, discovered and owned by w.
A. Irwin & Co. The extensive
Utopia group, owned by the Utopia
Mining & Milling Company of
Denver, Colorado. The West Fork
group, owned by the West Fork
Mining & Milling Co., of Spokane,
Wash. The Oblative gold mine
owned by H F. Johnson & Co. The
Black Lake mine owned by the Ford
Bros. This is the best developed
property in the district, their work
having cut the vein at depth of 800
feet, and the ore at this point gives a
value of $500 per ton. This prop
perty assayed on the surface $l5 per
ton. :.
1t is expected that extensive
development work will he done on
all of these properties during the
present year. These are but few Of
the mines in the Rapid river camp,
but they are only a few of the most
noted copper mines which will un-
doubtedly bring this ltlle-known
district into prominence in the near
future In all, the existence of at
least 200 lodges, giving average as
says of $40 per ton, are known to
exist in this camp; and as we have 8
climate of warm and pleasant weather
nearly all the year round, and abund.
ance of good ore and unlimited water
power, Rapid river will, without q
doubt, make one of the biggest min
ing camps in the state Of Idaho II
the near future. The construction
of the Pacific & Idaho Northern rail
road through the district this year il
practically assured, thus giving III
transportation, and adding anothe
to the already long chain of ricl
mining camps in the state of Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29

A limited number of season tick
cts for the Buchanan engagement on
sale at reduced rates at Smith
drug store. Get one before they are
all gone.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-03-29
Another Cottage.

Il. M. Brizendine has commenced
the erection of a residence on his lots
on Perrault street, near A. B. An
derson's new brick residence.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
>ot>n sSp .Loe,ASr s.n.e.l
Wa Made ~ Hon. Jciln Y. Morrison IN
ia.t sassr.llN E.NrniIlr

- - 1855
TIE republican candidate for con-
grss Hon. John y. Morrison. adj
dressed large aee;,enre II the court
house last saturday evening. Aot
since he campaign opened has a
speaker had greater cause fsr personal
pride and qualification than had MI
Morrison % iast saturday evening.
Tie serl closest attention Was paid to
his speech from llit iifst sentence tn
the iasr. az times thc Stiffness WAS 81
marked that the lowest whisper would
have oeeo audible ID aay part 81 Tie
rom. Then again there has been ne
speech delivered here which has pre-
duccd wider and more favorable COM
ment. Mr.. Morrison is IN elouuent
and logical speaker, and one thuruush-
~ posted upon political matters. lie
devoted considerable time u an inter
esting review Of republican and demo
crat ic national legislation, and proved
by record foets That the party which
has always legislated in The Interests
Of the people was the republican
party.
in speaking Of trusts vi. Morrison
must have proven e. every fair mind
ed man in tile audience that every
measure proposed Tor the solving a.
that question VA, due 20 the republic
can party and all that democracy had
ever done 4s.tS u .reStliNt.' and .sla-
nounce." The question OF expansion
was clearly and lnrcibly discussed.
and the arlsupents he advanced in up
/ holding the republican administration
were reasonable and convincing
/ As idall0's representative III con
1 gress Mr.. MORRISON convinced his audi
I fence that lac waiiid III once take rank
among the ahlest o. that body
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

NOTICE laB PtHLIc ALTON TIMER
- Land. A.1 Jupn 3 iN1r nlted siatrs
I aad 9tfita Gmnrd Alnnr ldHhe, August FL
tAna aof4tal b. hereby given li,at III compliance
Win tltt Iaaf isUn, ~ the act ef Congress ~
JuHt I tNA ts0tlfled "Ail.Art for ths ss'. ~
tnlr lf4nds Ia Tho States ~ california;. ORE
rau NQsuEla sud Washington Territory. "a.
,rNto5tied Ia 81 thr puhilc lard siates rs act
~ august |. i-f. Mae Armstrong of Lady
smith, county at Chippewa ttale II Aiscon-
I'm hiss tbs day 81, 4 Ia thiS a'fee her .usssu
stHls muht No i8 for the pun,hare Of : he
iats z and ! NfsII NN ~ aud ~ -. u
af et4.lian NJ 4. la Township NJ n
3 rsuq. Au N a. NJ apa vili aif~r
proof a zAnW that the land sought i fnar,
Faigaltit' Ger for itA liubrr uf atats THIN In
agricultural pUrPt-UN, nna FL establish .fef
cj3lnt "a sid Iand before ihc REGISTER ard RE-
ctlKfr ~ thh, nftrr ~ cn-nr d Meme. Idanp
oa re'eta3 fbe i,aii dhs of Nasenntf. ~,
sic Hatufe a. MI ur-~is. Hinaia II. iiar.
fia ~ A5a-tdlafn Wis. Arthur .taolitti.. 81
standpoint. ifii.iio Nri!ir \ kl.ey. .. sI,ipi-.-
Na fAils Ms aud May ". t.feenN.od. 81
" a<iihHtff. u f.
Any aud AT persons, laiinins adv.sesyshe
ugaEe-tt.ssffibea iHutL~ !ifr requested To ~,
In lr claim. IA thts office or .refpe SAD
18th da8 nf November l,sn
u II. III blpNs.
a IN Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

republicans met in llart's bail 10 per-
lee't Arrangement Tor grand rally al
aoiiie 'fatt' the latter part of October.
> committee a aiAc vas appointed t.
solicit funds for that purpose. COM
inunirafion has been opened wlth a
Number u outside speaker, AID # *
safe % say THAT one or n!lse orators ~
acknoa lodged abilit. vii be secured
Tor the occasion The republicans are
evincing great interest in This matter
and the cnlumitte already has secured
something ever SD. We Mill keen
our readers informed from Week Ia
week ia regard I'd lhis matter.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

NOTICE ION pifBLIC NlaoN 1lAAEF
tFfftt Al Jnnt a. l-sh niiea states Iaud
nHtee. turnr IA tenr Idaho. August y.
in. Aelie.' Is hereby given thnt. ii eonpli-
anefs with tho pro, isiuns 81 The ael of on
gfss If lune 4 80 entitled An ut for tho
.ae Of 1inIiaer lnISi~ Ia the states of ,stiifor-
MIA. Drt san. Nevada. Hnd Washington Terri
tory. Is extended So all the Pnlins Iauo
= ti,.s fy al 81 August I. i-,r Nellie !. Riley.
~ Chippewa f,ttis, County ~ Chippewa, state
~ Wisconsin has this@nay MID ~ Tits fviiscc
hFr Aa9rn statement Nn. ~. for ihss4lurtfa~s
~ tin ~. ~ ~ and NM - n ~ at $3.50
ton M 2 a. Tow n.hip VI - y kangv
M. 8 " ~ NJ, and Nill nifer prAf
ca sitaA ti,st lie isna -spagit j. mar
valuable for IL fiIntsr or STONE ssAn for ngti-
COLT ttrai purposes, and "a establish hrreiain
90 said land before fbt Register and Receiver
~ iris office AZ occur Il Meme itiaiao.
Tuesday. tile 18th day ~ November. Esn.
she nsntess a. witnesses ARTHUR Inssiittl.
uf standpoint. Idaho; Mas ArDisl fslpg IF .ads-
smith. Al.i May VI 6ranwus,I. pf WASH
bur Wis aud Piul0a a. Harris. nf NASH
hHra W.
Any aud al parsons ciaiYnir.s -s4ds.fsely tho
as9ta-fhsefih.d inud~ sra - iusselea IL ~.
their eiainr. M this orieo on bsfors saJc
18th day u November. tba
-. II. BIDI.D>a
Asi-N9 Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

The campaign in Idaho is now
So far RdSaiceu that SUM csti-
mate can be made OF the relative
strength of the parties HON seeking
the suffrage OF our people. and In"
state committee believes 1t 6lae the
republicans Of Idaho that statement
be given them. Every effort las been
made 10 have Il careful canvass made
of the voters Of the state. and 50 far
rs has been heard, II is a careful and
satisfastory one. While ii il 8et Nv
no means complete. tle phi probably
represents the sentiment II the Whole
state. u prccintS from a majority Of
t he counties ard from al sections Of
the state have been canYassea.
There Are in Idaho 3M precincts,
and complete returns lave beer ~
ceised from l-3. the namoer 81
votes eanKasscd is 25,0'2 The car-
yaas shows 10, ,0I ~ these 4 p ferab-
lican. b.3l4 10 To- democratic, it"l
papai,l. 100 silver republicans. ~
prahibltionisl and 8, II doubtful
These SINE pre,intts east ID l9a,
for governor ; ~ republican votes,
G.3s3 fusion democratic and silver ~
uhlicaa,. l.2Ui popuii,ls dad IA pro-
/ hihitiauiSt.
II vii therefore be seen that The
republicans have ov r IS pr eHt 90
thu votes canvass n while r. pei
cent are doubtful II is traisn
Which every campaign lii. proved
I thai Lie doubtful VOTES - - tht
PARTY ah.e4 tire sentiment iA1s beer
( ta+.AfnFr Ht Z a4 rsFIlftif+si ~ - have
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12

%OflsE FoR PUBLICATION TIMER
= i4lse .Ari june 4 1875 | ustss -taiss
i.t.iai Office. Gacpr d iene idi.aa. August
=. iasl. S8ttes Is hereby given that in s.ins-
plnaee silh The prn4 s'nas uf tie a.i ~ t'ofi-
grttss ~ lauttI 1875. .uiltlad I'm arl for iht
>s4Is 1T timber iut.sl. ~ ihr Siafe~ &C iaiiIpg.
Haa alaian Npss n r~-r -.--v1n Terri
tory 4. e<trpd = % ~ ihe Public Land
Harris 81 Nashhnru. County q BayHeld
state e hsems,a. ha- Ihts a. lied ~ fms
s41ita isse sa.t3fif ~ssff nysnf ~ = Yor H. pur-
etlas IS ftr ~ - % SO No = ia Twp No.
= y. Z. N ~ y NJ, and Ali ellef prtl1f -
STOW sitat the iaud sought iuast Valuable f.ar
is timisr or sioue than foragfieuHHrsl par
poses aad - establish her cislns - said auc
% fpre tbs ks.z siGt aIsa hpccikeHu this atii-a
81 NnesF u Aifne. Idaho. IN TINS sass fe i3th
d8s ~ Aa#8 f3lNr. t~sl
- a.t,ns.. i, witnesses. Aeiie hi,es. 9.
Chippewa faA3s, MS. Arthur HnHtiLs OF
~anapasut, ldahn Mac Armstrong. 81 Lady
smith, - AL GaH ~ eg eeassaa. q NASH
NhT aat ait parsons clatnliDe asss sfsrss -
dlgfs=asS sH1su ian,ls -ir requested IA "a I
+ thesr ea8ims 10 tbi- 2fHee ~ N 49, %
/ asth 0ey u oNas4ler 80 through
Na.>e plays an
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-12
roi NOTES.

Iadse " i, Hepburn viii address The pta-
Pile at the court house saturday evening.
Oct 70. Sr. Hesbarn : fgmilar figure ia
i,li,ho nllitics and i known 90 he au able aud
eloquent speaker. The issues IN this can-
paigu have enlisted thu earnest y mpilhcs
" Mr. lteylana and enild intn a"tinn tie
best mental and oraturical Efforts ~ that gta-
tlcinan Every body should bear Judge Hey
burns speech.
Al mass republican convention hvld At
Harris han saturday afternoon the follow Ing
prcsGct officers were nominated; Constable.
r,'r't5 ~'lctied: Justice, Il the Peace, Esiai1
b. NaI ,h and John K. Wilson.
An important meeting Of The ladies repat'-
iican club viii be held u.Nt Tuesday ati.r-
noonal. u'elotl, Al hud's h.ul Ali meme
hers arv ear4es'l ~ requested "a he preset