Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-27
SEEN sal HEARD aBaiI lnHH

r. c. Egbers, OF Athol. visitor in
town today.
John Russell has gone to California
for his health.
King Hotu, the best scent cigar in
town, at the Postoffice store.
Tim Callahan is visiting his brother
Iss,. c. Callahan, this week.
NJ. d. Wright returned Thursday
from buiness trip to Sprague. Wash.
r. c. Thompson has the lumber on
the ground for new residence i'm
Manville's addition.
George BatterS, of Athol, was Wis
inor In the city Wednesday. George is
one of our latest subscribers.
Old Hart is sporting a bran new
buggy. He evidently is DESTROYS of
keeping pace with the fusion county
officials.
The largest assortment, as well as
the best values in stationery and school
supplies, may be found at the Post
Office store.
Robert f. Kercheyal left the fist of
this week for Wavcrly, WASH, to re-
sumo his duties as book-keeper at Cor
bins beet sugar factory.
E. B. Marsh is having a couple of
living rooms built asan addition t.. his
restaurant, to be occupied by his fam
lily. Dyer Bros. are doing the work.
M. D. Wright, agent for Russell &
Co., Portland, Ore. Saw mill machn-
cry, engines and threshing machines.
Full line Of extras. Branch house at
Spokane.
Louis Chambard and John +. Stark
have started for the Buffalo Hump
country, where they expect to put in
the summer doing development work
on claims located last year.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing an
improved decided stock ranch, natural
meadow, water and every facility that
goes to make a first class stock farm,
will learn of an excellent investment
by applying at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Alexander, of
Woodlake, Minnesota, are among the
latest arrivals in this locality. They
are well pleased with the climate and
general appearance of the country
and expect to locate here permanently.
Polly, the, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Steel, who reside
on farm few miles southeast of
Rathdrum, died Wednesday of bron-
chitis brought on by whoopng cough.
The little one was only 10 months old.
Ehe funeral occurred Thursday after
noon.
A. IT. Ortman. wood rancher liv-
ing west of town, while under the in
fuence of liquor last Saturday, made
raid on a. II. Schmidt's wardrobe.
He was promptly arrested and the Ste
len property was recovered. Monday
it cost Ortman inst 800 to get out of
the place where he had been compelled
to spend the Sabbath.
On Sunday, April 18th, new pas
senger schedule will go into effect at
the terminal points on the Northern
Pacific, and thereafter two passenger
trains each way will be the daily order
on the entire system. No. !. west
bound will pass Rathdrum at 6:3s a. m
and No. 3 at 1880 p. M; No. ?, east
bound will pass here at 9:35 a. m. ani
No. 4 at 11:35 p. m.
Next Tuesday evening, May l, kootc
mai camp No. 6S43, Modern Woodmei
of America, of this place will give
grand benefit ball at IIart's opera hal
in this city. There will be excellen
music in attendance, and an admission
of $1.OO per couple will be charged
The net proceeds of the ball Will go a
a benefit to Pete HendryX, a membe
of the organization, who recently me
with an accident.
Many of our citizens will remempe
S. C. Herren, an attorney VINO had
rather metoric career IN Ratnurul
four or five years ago. 1t will also 3
recalled that this attorney had ma
MIA for issuing checks on banks Whei
there were no funds to his credl', an
for attacking the characters OF OF
settlers. He is now in jail at Portlan
for exercising his bogus check hopo.
and later we shall expect to hear thi
he has started upon long journey as
result of having grown careless IN CT
exercise of his other hobby.
A.. w. Post left wednesday for a
extended trip east. At the annu
meeting of the Presbytery recent