Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-16
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VII. Cable came up from State
: ~ last Friday, returning Sunday
morning.
Work on the foundation for the new
c.,no,ic church will be commenced
very soon.
rank McAuley of Granite, was do
Ing business in Rathdrum the first of
This week.
" C. King, manager Of the Sand
roint Mercantile company, is doing
business in town today.
rouis E. Ebert returned Sunday
canning from months visit with re-
natives at Clyde, Wash.
J r. Dryer, a wholesale liquor mer-
.b,nt OF Spokane, was transacting
,msiness in Rathdrum Thursday.
Charles Pelham, foreman of Wright's
aw mill at Athol, came down Thurs
day to order some repairs for the mill.
EFF. Butler, the well known Sand
mint merchant, was in Spokane We'd
,esday on business connected with his
store.
Miss Viola Forde, who attended the
pathdrum public school until recent
y has returned to her home at Post
Falls.
Edgar L. Sheffield, who has been at
ending the Northwestern Business
ol)ege at Spokane, has returned to
Rathdrum.
The largest assortment, as well as
(he best values in stationery and school
upplies. may be found at the Post
bffce store.
Surveyor J. G. White has again
bought the seclusion of his ranch at
Santa. in the extreme southern part
bf the county.
Dlacksmiths ARE the busiest people
h town at present. The condition
bf the roads are such that an unshod
horse can not be used.
County Attorney Goode has accom-
anied Hon. Willis Sweet Of Spokane,
70 Boise, where the latter will deliver
lnaddress at a republican rally tonight.
For sale, partially improved ranch
bf 100 acres decided land, located 81
niles east of Rathdrum. A bargain.
Address, James NJ. Cook, Rathdrum,
Idaho.
Try package of H-O breakfast food.
pound package of self-raising buck
Ihcat -four is given free with every
Decent package purchased. For sale
It the PoStOffice store.
Services at the Presbyterian church
hext Sunday at II a. nj. and 1880 p. m.
Topic of morning discourse, "Bible
Finance" of evening discourse, "rhe
Parable of the Drag-net.
Two degrees below zero Thursday
morning, with the wind blowing a
(ale, is the worst the people Of this To-
Fality can complain of for the season,
Except a lack Of snow for sleighing.
The cold spell OF this week resulted
p producing an excellent article for
&c harvesters, but storing it away
roves rather tedious task owing to
ne fact that wagons have to be EN-
loyed in hauling.
Dr. Wenz was a Spokane visitor
wednesday, being called to assist in
erIorming a surgical operation on
lrs ID. f. Bigelow of Kootenai, at
ne Deaconess Home hospital. Owing
Q the weak condition of the patient
ne operation did not take place.
hing Hotu, the best scent cigar in
own, at the Postotfice store.
a report came from Post Falls
thursday morning to the effect that
case of smallpox had developed there
county Physician Wenz went over to
lake an examination and upon re-
ufhing reported George Knox suffer
'g with light attack of chickenpox
PRESIDENT Mellen of the Northern
aclhc, passed through Rathdrum OF
special train Sunday. The specia
eht through town at the rate of 81
mes an hour, which was a little too
VIII for the Republican man, conse
uehtly We can publish No Interview
''n the railroad naagnate.
miner named John Ryan sustain
what may prove to be fatal injuries
ro'ii premature explosion while al
ork IN mine near Newport Mon
~. he was removed to the Sacred
ieart hospital, Spokane, but slight
"pes ere entertained for his recovery