The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.


C. A. Martin has sold his butcher
shop to j. Z. Mitchell & Son.
S. P. Domer, a Spokane attorney,
was admitted to practice in the Idaho
courts on Tuesday.
Henry Reiniger has moved his fam
lily into their new residence which has
just been completed.
The case Of j. e. Barrett vs.. T. N.
Eeeley which was tried last week was
decided TN Thursday ia favor IT Bar
rett.
Final citizens papers were granted
on Thursday by the district court TO
Moses Corbielle OF Hope. He 10 .
native Ut Germany.
Guy Sheffield and family Of Granite
who have been visiting friends and
relatives here for a few days returned
home this morning.
Rev. r. &. liodgson Of the Metko-
dist church will hold services here to-
morrow morning at ! ! O'clock aud In
lhe evening at 1880 o'clock.
Antoine Lsusho whose death occur
red on last Saturday was buried on
Monday. The funeral took place
from the Catholic church and was
argely attended.
George Green who IL suffering from
neuralgia Of the brain was taken to
spokane Monday night for treatment.
Late reports are to the effect that his
ecovery is doubtful.
DR.. Carrie Iceberg, the we'll known
physician, who is now enjoying the
the sweets Of country life on her farm
near Steamboat Landing was In town
several days this week as witness IN
the Zienke case.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed on Tuesday until Feb. 23rd when
they will again convene to complete
the business OF the quarter. The pro-
ceedings will be found In full In this
issue Of the paper.
| Robert Mccoy who was sent down
from Harrison by Justice Of the
Peace Frost to serve out $50 fine at
the rate of 81. 90 per day was released
yesterday by Judge MayiiCw on q
Writ of liabeas Cuipus.
Levi Yothers left for Moscow on
Monday evening where he expects TO
take short agricultural course ia the
Idaho State university. Mr.. YOthers
has Three children offending the uni
versity at the present time.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week To d. G. Barnes and
Miss Lulu Sawley both Of Occur d.
Alene, aud W Bert z. johnson aud
Eleanor Holman both Of Spokane.
: Robert Smiley, laborer at Bells
logging camp near Granite was killed
on Tuesday by the falling Of tree.
The remains were brought here on
i Wednesday where they were prepared
for shipment to his former home at
Ontario, Canada.
Christian Hansen, the famous Scan
danavian violinst, known in the east
as the modern Ole Bull, will appear
at Harris Hall tonight. Admission
n rs and so cents. Don't fail to heal
a this world famous player. Exercises
q begins at 3 O'clock.
District court will adjourn this
:. evening after having been in session
forty three days. During that tim
81 specia. jurors have been summon
= ed in addition to the regular panel
~ 1t has been the most expensive tern
of court held in the county for sever
J. al years:
80 Assessor Buckle and Deputy AS
SCISSOR BortnWick havs completed thu
=, delinquent tax roll for 1899 whicl
" shows $706l .98 state aud county an
$l229.27 special school taxes now de
llnquent. Six per cent penalty Wi
be added ii not paid Oh or befor
March lst.
to The petition Of A. +. Lindsay *
". Injunction against the Union Sllve
ng Star Mining Co. is being heard toda
"a by Judge Mayhem. W. II. Clagget
Ter and S. T. Domer, two Spokane alto
er- neys are representing the compan,
mt Z. L. Hoffman is representing tt
ny plaintiff.
'py S, S. Beggs. county treasurer
Stevens county, Wash, visited b
blother Edwin Beggs the first OF Il