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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION TIMBER
= Land Act juLe2 ISIS United States Land
Office. ao"ur d'Alene. Idaho. August -.
1910 Notice i hereby given that IN compile
ancc with the provisions % the act of Tom
grtss of Innr 3 ls5s. entitled An act for this
sale 81 timber lands IN the states of Califof-
ria Oregon Nevada. and Washington Terri
tory as extended to all the Public Land
states by act al August (. i-.t.. Nellie V. Riley.
~ Chippewa Falls county Of Chippewa. state
Of Wisconsin. has this day flied in this Office
her sworn statement No. In. for the purchase
nf the y - Sb - and NV IL 81 IL. Of ser
ton No. = in Township No - y. Range
W. " - ~. and viii offer proof
L. show thai tie land sought Is rnofr
valuable FOR it, timber or stoue than for agri-
cultural purposes and 10 establish herrlyifg
10 said and before the Register aud Receiver
OF this office ~ toeur q Aien". Idaho. ~,
Tuesday. j." 18th day ~ November lnao
-iie names as witnesses. Afthur l. s3liitIr,
Of standpoint, idaho: Mae Armstron. II Ipdyr
SMITH Wis. hay N. GrcenWonl ~ Wash
turn. WIS aud Puma NJ. Harris. III WASH
bnru. Wis
Any ana All persons claiming adv, r>t-ly the
abovn-de sfrilred ands are rfauestt Il To hia
th"ir Chains in this office ON or before said
18th day of November. 1900
j.. H. Bl'DLoNG.
A3l-A? Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS ~. ,FR
Land, Net ,lahc 3. ls.s United tics
Land ofhce. Occur 81 Alcuc. Idaho, Au15s,t =
$50 Notice II hereby given thut IN com t6, aJico
with tine prov Isiuhs Of The act of oongfiss, OF
ihhr 2. l0'.. entitled An art for the sst- Of
timber iuudS In The states Of California. Dr'-
gun, nevada and Washington Territory" ~
cStonded Ia at the public land stntcs hy act
II AuUust 4. ssr. Mae Arnlstrn OF Lady
smith. County Of chippewa. Staic " Wtscon,
sin has this day filed IN this office her sworn
statement No lGi. for the purchase of iitc
lots aud /; ~ft-i nv IL and sW IL. NE1-i.
of Section 10 Is IN Township No =
n. range NJ " H. ~. and viii offer
proof 10 show ihat the iand sought Is nes'
Nfiuahlc for far is timber or STONE than far
agricultural purposes and IN establish her
clalia 10 said land before thr kegisteran Re
reivnr ~ bis office ~ taenr a Aiene. ldahn.
on Tuesday. thu 18Th day df November isn.
She NAMES ~ Witnesses iinlna W. iLar-
rs. ~ Nashbern. Wis. Arthur DooliItlo If
standpoint. Idaho. Nellie V Riley. of Chippt-
va ial,, WIS, and May II. greenwood of
8ashhurn, Wis
Any aud ali persons claiming adversely the
alute~d, seribtd lind9 are requested 10 tie
tkeir cluim- ~ this ofhee ou or before said
1911 day Of November 1870
y. IL BttbLoNG.
3l-s2 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

MOTH + FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
= mint af the Interior. Land 0f1ice at Occur
d'Aleue, Idaho. Aug. n. l!oa Notice Is here
rs given That tbs following named settler
has HIel notice 81 his IatrBtinn 10 lanbe final
Dtppf Ia >upIg9r' Of hi. claim. and that said
prof aiit b. made befnn' Register and Ke-
esl var dt Coaur a. y ne. Idaho on -Rpta mber
=. itf4. viz te-epheu- l. kuhle. Id 7ai. for
the VI II, ste. :, Twp - ). range ; W. u.
Il.
lie names the following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuft!ra-
ton %. said and VIZ: James Roush. Alder,
II. Noble. berry Ceilings Amcricus u. LupeI-
len. ali .. Athol. Idaho.
n II TT DT.ONf;
.tti-~9 Receiver.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

prepared to furnish music At the rep
uhlican club meetings. and will hold
themselves in readiness to furnish
campaign songs Tor gatherings Of i
republican nature.
The Republican IS pleased to note
that tie Younger element in Che rep
uhiican party in Rathdrum evinces
such an interest in the success Of what
future meetings may De held in our
city from noH until the DAY Of cleo
tion. Nothing tends 70 lend more
interest and enthusiasm 10 political
gatherings than good. lively cam
paign songs.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TIMBER
= Land. Aei June 3. is1s-i nited states
Land once, Occur d'Aienc, Idaho. August
>. i10 Notice j. hereby given that In COM
pliAnf" With the provisions Of thu mt of tom
grnsa ~ lHne :. ISIS, entitled "Aa ACT FOR tho
sale 81 timber lands IL tin states OF Califor-
MIA, oregon. Nevada. and Washington Terri
tory. Is extended to all the Public Land
state. by act % August !, l-t.. Pinma NJ.
Harris uf @ashburn. County Of Bay held-
Stata ~ Wisconsin. mas ills day iicd IN this
Office her sworn statement No. IN. for the pur-
chase Of the NJ IL Of sec No - In Twp. NJ.
- n. 4. No. W. IL Nj. and Will offer proof 10
show thai the land sought Is more valuable for
It's timber or stone than for agricultural puf
posus. and 10 establish her claim 10 said land
before the REGISTER and Receiver OF this Office
al Caeur d'Alenc. Idaho on Tuesday the 18th
day u November 1870
She names rs witnesses: Nellie y Riley. OF
Chippewa Falls. Wis. Arthur Duoltttic. OF
Standpoint Idaho. Mae Armstrong. OF Lady
smith. MIS-. aud May " Greenwood. of Wash
burn. Wis.
Any aud all persons Ginning adversely the
above desc ribbed lands are requested 10 tile
their claims In this Office on or before said
i3t h day of November iAa
D.. II 81 pLoNG.
AIN! ester.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

Why devote all Your time reading
about tile Boer var aud the gold fields
Of Alaska? There are other matters
Of vital Importance; YOU may make a
trip east, and Win want to know how
to travel. In order t. have the best
service. use the Wisconsin Central
Ry. between 1T. Paul and Chicago
Fol rates and other Information write
Jas. a. Clock, general agent Portland.
Oregon
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

Republican Speaking Sext saturday Night.
Next Saturday evening. September
%. the people of Rathdrum and yicin-
ity will have the opportunity to listen
to some of idaho's most prominent
citizens and speakers at the court
house. Hon. 4. 4. Crane. republican
candidate for lieutenant governor,
Hon. Willis Sweet and Hon. James ".
Shoup are the attractions.
Mr. Crane is resident OF Harrison.
this county and is well known through
out this section of the state; and his
superior merits and sterling worth as
a citizen of old kooteuai are as famil-
lar to our readers as to the writer him
self lie needs no Introduction to the
people of Rathdrum The republican
party of, Idaho honored Itself as well
as Mr.. Crane when they placed him
on their ticket for lieutenant govern
or.
Mr.. Sweet. likewise. is a familiar fig
ure in northern Idaho, whore his cla-
quence has been heard On more than
one occasion. Mr. Sweet is acknoW-
lodged To be one of the most polished
and scholarly orators in Idaho. 1t viii
be remembered that Mr.. Sweet WAS a
silver republican two years ago, bot
republican prosperity and democratic
inSincerity are the influences that led
Mr.. Sweet back into the republican
fold. He is especially prepared tatalk
TO the se-called silver republicans in
this campaign. and is particularly de-
sirous that they attend his meeting
and hear what he has to say.
Mr. James NJ. Shoup is a brother of
Senator shoup. and comes highly ree-
commended as Il campaign speaker.
such an array of talented campaign
speakers are seldom billed for orc
meeting. and the republicans Of Rath-
drum and vicinity should sAow their
appreciation Of this mark Of generosi-
t. on the part Of the state central
committee by turning out en- masSe.
Remember the date, Saturday eve
ming. September -
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14


Hon. Edmond Sherwood. Of BaiSc
has been Sent into kuutrnai county
by the republican state central COM
mite. for the purpose of addressing
the voters on the issues involved in
this campaign. Mr.. Sherwood is an
entertaining speaker, and is we'll post
ed on the political questions of The
day. -Four years ago he toured New
York for the populists. but this year
he has his coat of working for Mckin-
ley. Mr.. Sherwood. on his itinerv,
particularly desires to talk TO populistS.
Tie IS billed % speak as follows:
Clark Fork. Monday, Sept. Il: Hope.
Tuesday. sept. Is: houtenai, Wedncs-
day, sept. -: standpoint, Thursday,
sept. 20: Coeolalla, Friday, Sept. ~:
Granite. saturday, sept. -: Athol,
Monday, sept. y; State Line. Tues
day, sept. -: Post Falls, Wednesday,.
Sept. 26: llauser, Thursday, sept. y:
Harrison. Friday, sept. =. Medimont,
Saturday, sept, -: Mission, Monday.
Oct. |: 81. Maries. Wednesday. Oct. ,:
Occur d'tlene. Thursday. oct l.
Kathdrum. Friday. oct. ).
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14
kN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.

04y Surveyor " hlte lelt TOT
Wednesday on official business.
@piiord wagons and trucks. the go
latI. Write for prices and cata-
A McGowan Bros, Spokane,
%
go Waller, who resides near the
bridge, was in town Thurs
Eapgs drove over from Occur d.
sunday and spent the day in
pm.
- Crowder Of Cheney, wash,
1hsacting personal business in
tiHs week.
- Quirk, postmaster at Hope.
ansacting business at the conn-
MTuesday.
Ice of the Peace Dyer made a
&oEpokane one day this week on
Hafbuslness.
EDlin and family left for Mos
wash, Thursday. They expect
9Eah1ent about a month.
Tenz has completed his fine
in located on the outskirts of
= north of the railroad track.
~ Elliott of Stevens county,
is in town today visiting
parents. He returns tonight.
Is made from any photo by
\ he photo tent artist. If
d haa rd of commissioners for koo-
kc0nnty were in session Monday
the rate Of tax levy for 1900.
Marty of Rathdrumites attended
, oe.At Sid Nidger's. three miles
,.M6t of town, last Saturday
u ~
NJ uSdre famine box cars will be
by the Northern Pacific
rE&E until after the removal Of
'Taza Kerchcval has SO far re-
!. 7rUm recent injuries as to be
,yke charge Of her school next
nd yMorning.
!, J. Patterson, wife of the
!, fgalg n. p. station agent at this
nj offived in Rathdrum from Elk
~ I'D, Thursday.
p1eaxe Miller, who disposed of bis
= .hk ranch few weeks ago. left
u =. Nfd&er Monday. His family did
ur1t accompany him.
9Heaton, of Harrison, one OF
,s1l0.the councils of fuSioniSm in
waurtcounty, was in Rathdrnm on
- BUSINESS Thursday.
\ IQp saw mills, edgers and plan
,s lite us for prices on mill sup
hal my description. MCGOWAN
Hs Gpo&ane, Wash. %
ts4 yishard returned from Sal
'0a f6nt., Thursday night, where
W164en doing assessment work on
ming property.
No. EHZSimmons arrived in town
AN a0oY mornings east bound pas
Ad spent a few days visiting
, wand friends in Rathdrum.
III nder and wife of Occur d.
-. M&fe in Rathdrum SUNDAY.
m 3r4er is connected with the
, NJ rcantile company of that
Nh " ht will be open Saturday,
EiN md Monday for a little while
80 I've all an opportunity to get
aQtk done If
N0ethern Pacific company have
w - excursion rate of S1.10
wv 4Gdrum to Spokane and re-
To Industrial Exposition next
L.
III I'M and S. +. Turner of SEN
I. passed through town sun
49, to Occur d'Alene, where
en- feQ0fo prove up on their home
. @NoCnay.
Adams of Mace, Idaho.
att len visiting with her hus-
,odA nts, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
nce last April, returned
o. XhpRday.
hi Arsh and Louis Ebert at
e aHt0Qauction sale at the Occur
'hf Ill Wednesday and returned
~ eeW minor purchases. About
q 0e wood were sold at an aver
th &nts per cord.
'ei work on the new Catholic
~ been completed and the
" 1ns to assume artistic pro-
as The roof will all have been
!. &y or two by Contractor
ii will not be very long be-
md! - the interior will be rap
pn mo- Auth ~ ,,,<.a,l ,.;Hi
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

rludy night. they Were acc0mpan-
led by Misses MolIie and Rosa Rus
sell, the former intending to attend
school in Portland the ensuing Year.
The many friends Of Mrs w. ]. Me-
Glare will be pleased 10 learn that that
, lady has sufficiently recovered from
her Injuries received in runaway ac-
cldenl two week ago to get out OF
doors Mrs. Mcclure still suffers great
Inconvenience IN getting around. and
is compelled To use Il crutch when
walking.
When you see M work and compare
prices you viii surely have your photo
taken atlthe photo tent. II
Albert Egman Of Priest River. Ida
no. IS the agent for northern Idaho
for the L. ). separator. This ma
chine does lie very closest skimming.
IS easy 10 clean. and viii separate
90 pounds more milk than any other
machine on the market sold for the
same money. This machine may be
purchased from l.. NJ Poirer. New
port, Idaho. Slit.
A large republican banner, 7X36
feet, was swung to the breeze across
Main street last saturday afternoon,
upon which was inscribed the follow
ing: Mckinley and Roosevelt. :"
'Soand Money and Expansions: Pros
perlty and Protection. The letters
can be distinguished for fully two
blocks. The painting was done by
John Mitchell Of Post FANS and is Il
fine piece of work.
John Hayes, coroner Of NiSSoua
county, Mont, arrived in Rathdr.m
Tuesday morning. In company with
Henry Horstman, Mr.. Hayes drove up
to Granite and disinterred the body Of
Max Whltclaw, who was supposed to
have been killed by a freight train
near that station about three weeks
ago. Mr.. Hayes was acting under
instructions Of the deceased's
brother who is engaged in business
at MiSSOula. The body was embalmcd
and encased in metallic caSket and
shipped to MissUuia for burial.
Garland stoves and ranges are made
by the largest manufacturers in the
world. Merit tells. Sold exclusively
by MCGOWAN Bros, Spokane, Wash
O5
Mr.. and Mrs John T. sullivan, Miss
Catherine Payne and Frank Quinlan
came down from Spokane Tuesday
morning. Accompanied by Misses
Katie and Mae LAWN of Rathdrum
they drove over to Occur d 'Alene City
during the day. There the party d.
vided, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and
Miss Payne returning TO Spokane on
the evening train. while the other
members Of the party drove back to
Rathdrum. Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan
were married in Spokane Tuesday
morning and were enjoying BRIEF
honeymoon tour. Mr.. Sullivan is
Spokane's popular six foot six patrol
sergeant. and his bride IS a prominent
Spokane lady.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14
SOCIETY CARDS

GYRiNGA TEMPLE No. /. RATHBOSE
- s.ster.- Nee,s Thursday evening, OF
Rebe.crs Davis, NJ. +. G.; Mrs. Della Hollis
ter, Nj. of Il. y &.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-14

M5opERN WO0DMEN OF AMERICA.
IVA hoOtenai Camp W 6.i3 Meets every Isl
n s ' onn 't T. N 9, pe ,ao l.''' sa,
Clerk.
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SHERIFF
Arrested Prisoner with Small
pox and Retained Latter.

Tecunseh, April i2--There is no end
70 the complications which ensue when
an officer catches criminal who has
himself cnught the smallpox. The ex-
periences 81 sheriff under these cir
cumstances arc told breezily by the
Tecumseh Republican. That papers
account OF the matter is this: Some
weeks ago Dan Russell was arrested
for some offense against the territory
and put in the county jail. He was
indicted and one morning as sheriff
Foster was bringing him ~ the court
house be discovered that the prisoner
had smallpox, and an immune immed-
lately took him TO the pest bouse a
few miles below town. Russell did
not like the pest house, SO be soon
broke out and. Absconded TO the Ind
ian Territory. Last week Sheriff Fos.
ter concluded thRti Russell wap about
well and he went down TO ChickashA
20 bring him back to ,Tecumseh. He
found Russell hiding around town with
some negroes. He hardly ever came
out In the day time, but at night he
was around every crap table in the
town and mingled with everybody.
When Mr.. Foster found him he was
still sfiiicted. BY some means the
people Of the town. learned thas he
had the disease and many talked Of
lynching him. Mr.. Fostes took bis
prisoner TO the depot and there he was
informed that Russell could not board
the train. Russell was Ivery anxious
70 get out Of that town for his own
safety, and be whispered TO the sher-
iff that he would get aboard Il he
would let him. The negro ran around
on the opposite side Of the train and
boarded the second class coach, At
Minco, the first station. Russell jump
ed out. Sheriff Foster soon followed
and arrested him Rgaip. In the mean
time kilograms had ppssed between
ChickAsha and Minco and the small
pox scare soon pervaded that little
town aud more talk OF lynching was
indulged in. Mr.. Foster took his pris-
oner TO the depot and the agent near
ly had q at. He locked the depot,
burned barrel OF sulphur about the
premises, telegraphed tho conductor
of the next northLound train not TO
slop in the town, giving his reasons,
and then left the depot all to the
sheriff and his prisoner. lThe sherin
saw the jig was up. so he told the
prisoner TO leave the town In a hurry
and be boarded southbonnd train to
q point south where he could board q
nOrthDound train, and by that means
he got away from both cbickasha and
Mipco, but without bis prisoner.
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Ardmore, April l9,-The United
States court viii not pass ou the le-
gality OF the tribal taxes in the Chick.
Asaw nation. A! suit died by eight
noh.citizens Of David involving the le-
gality OF those taxes set FOR hearing
To-Day before Judge Townsend, will
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suit has been submitted 10 him, and
his decision will be 6nal. The suit
grew out Of the act Of the chickasaw
Legislature which imposed astAx Of 81
year on non-eitizens and tax OF ]
per cent on merchants stock.
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