The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-05-12
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Sheriff Bradbury CoileCVeu PS,0Ao
IN license money during the month Of
April.
James Campbell and P. Brown,
both of Seneacquoteen we're In town
Tn Thursday.
Abner Curtis and John May OF
1ranite were transacting business In
town yesterday.
Mrs. S. M. Wharton Of Spirit Lake
who spent the winter In Georgia. re-
TUNED home on Sunday.
The new school house at Bellgrove
is now completed and a term OF
school will at once begin.
Joe Dugan, who is teaching sum-
mer term Of school in district No. IA,
6unnyside, is in town today.
Marriage license was issued on
Tuesday to w. F. Boettcher of Spo-
kane and Maria Glahe of Chicago.
Mrs. Judge Melder and daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Rose, are visiting the
family of r. s. Bragaw at Twin
Lakes this week.
Mr.. Robert Kercheval who holds a
position as time keeper at the WAIVER
" sugar factory, spent last Sunday
with his relatives here.
The shngle mill of the Sand Point
Lumber Co. was entirely destroyed by
fire on Saturday morning. The loss
Is estimated at $4,000:
@. A. Martin is canvassing the
town this week in the interests OF
the Ancient Order of tie Red Cross,
fraternal organization.
s. B. Howes of Clark's Fork, was
In town yesterday transacting BUSH
ness. Mr.. Howes recently won an
important mining suit in the district
court here.
Chas. Dyer and family have moved
into their new residence on East
Main street. James Dyer and family
have moved into the residence vaca-
ted by them.
w. D. Wright and his daughte r
Elida left last night for Seattle for a
short visit with Miss Florence Wright,
who is attending the Wilson business
college there.
Miss Iva Croker, of kendrick, who
has taught several terms Of school in
this county, arrived on last Monday
FOR the purpose Ut teaching u simmer
term at Rim-ock.
J. E. Mitchell and his sbn, j. A,
Mitchell, left on Tuesday for Seattle,
where they expect to sail for Cape
Nome as soon as they CAT secure
transportation.
F. w. Mclaughlin Of Bonner's
Ferry, deputy horticulture inspector
for Kootenai county, was in State
Line precinct during the past week
inspecting frtit trees
Work IS we'll under way with the
foundation for the new Catholic
church. two carloads of lumber are
On the ground, and the work is being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
John Morris, an dyed inmate of the
county hospital, died on Wednesday
He has been resident of this county
for several years and was sent to the
hospital from Occur d'Alene.
Mrs. A. D. Robinson, a former res.
ldent OF this city, and Mr.. Frank
Allbaugh of Spokane, were guests Of
Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. L. Smith, on last Sunday.
United States Commissioner w. S
Lindsay of Priest River was trans
acting business in town on Tuesday
Mr.. Lindsay recently returned from
visit at Washington, D. G., and othe
eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Watkins o
Athol have adopted Edna v. Morse
age IL years. Mrs. Watkins was II
town on Monday and filed the adop
tion papers with the clerk of tn
probate court.
Louis Eilert, one of the best know,
citizens of Rathdrum, left for Cap
Nome on Wednesday. Mr.. Keele
and Tim Callahan, who are ais
bound for Nome, will join him ii
Seattle on Monday.
The third ball game of the seaso
between the R;lthdrum and Coeu
d'Alene teams took place Saturday O
the Rathdrum diamond and resulte
IN a victory for the home team. tn
score standing 10 to IA.