Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-06-15
rate program for the Fourth. When
the same will be published.

completed the same will be published.
Miss Edith Morrison Ybo was until
recently employed in the county audi
tors Office in the capacity OF copyist,
will leave tomorrow or Sunday morn
ing for visit.ts her old home in Wis
consin. She will be absent for several
weeks but expects to return to this To-
c,,lity again. Later. Miss Morrison
leaves on No. 4 tonight, and will be
accompanied as far as Hope by Miss
May LAWN.
A. w. Post. accompanied by Mrs.
Post, and j. c. Davis, are attending
the annual session Of the grand lodge
knights Of Pythias Of Idaho, at Lew
iston .ehis week. Mr.. Post went in the
capacity OF G. NJ. of f., a position
he has held for number of years,
while Mr.. Davis attended i'm the ca
pacity Of representative for Panhandle
lodge No. ID. OF this place. They arc
expected home tomorrow.
The weeks record Of hobo depreda-
tions in Rathdrum shows that the
nuisance is not abating in the least.
Three robberieS were committed dur
ing the week at residences in the out
skirts of town, and J. G. Da Wis, NJ. ID.
Wright and j. +. Yost are the vic
tins. At the residence Of Mr.. Davis
the miscreants helped themselves to a
new pair Of shoes, a blanket and some
provisions, at NJ. D. Wright's the ref
rigerator was robbed, while at the last
named place the cellar was entered
and denuded of everything in the line
of canned fruit and provisions. There
is no clue to any of these robberies,
which are believed TO be the work of
hoboS.
On Monday Of this week Ernest J.
White was arrested and jailed on war
rant sworn out by G. L. Sherwood. as
guardian Er Henry Wilmbussc. White
|iss suspected of having found Wilm-
BUSES hidden treasure and failure
to report the same. Owing to the
prosecuting attorneys absence from
the county no preliminary examina-
ton has yet been held. and it is not
known what evidence can be shown
against the accused. This examina-
ton will take place tomorrow, Many
rumorS are afloat to the effect that
white has been displaying large sums
Of money and has lost heavily at
gambling, but even if this could be
proven the state would have to show
that White had no resources before it
could he taken for good circumstantial
evidence.
o. h. Masterson and Miss Clara
Hart, two well known young people
of Rathdrum, were married early sun.
| day morning. The ceremony was per.
formed in the observation ear Of the
North Coast limited, which passes
this station at Sal a. M, and the
young couple were no sooner pronounc
ed man and wife when the wedding
journey began. The happy pair viii
spend several weeks visiting friends in
Spokane and in camp at Priest lake
tbefore settling down i'll Rathdrum
The novelty Of this affair attracted
about % people to the depot Sunday
morning. The intentions of the coup
lie were generally known for many
weeks and if the hour had not been 81
early larger crowd would have as
sembled at the depot. The bride il
the youngest daughter of w. A. Hart
one of Rathdrum's most substantial
citizens, while the groom belongs to ;
pioneer family and for some time pas
has been the very popular miXologis
at the Tammany Hall saloon. Con
gratulationS.