Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-11

a Record of tbo Weeks Doings Mt the
County seat.


visitor Tuesday.
| Joseph Farr is in the city visiting
with his mother.
Prnnes are retailing at one cent per
pound around here.
J. g. Nagle Of Clark Fork was trans
acting business here Monday.
q. Il. Evans left Monday morning
for seneaguotcen TO engage in timber
work.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Deal, sister Of Mrs.
". y. BALDWIN, has returned from
visit to salt Lake.
Miss Matilda Thomas returned home
Wednesday, after an absence Of three
months at Oakesdale, Wash.
Sam Adkins returned Wednesday
from the falouse country. where lie
has been al work IN The harvest fields.
Mr. and sirs. Jonn +. Stark leave
for Silver King, Idaho, today. where
5Ir. Stark will work in tie Silver
King mine.
&. ". Dawson Of Bonners Ferry in
stitutod an Odd Fellows lodge. 1T
Atliol Thursday night with SIS new
and seven old members.
Thomas WaddIe has about recover
ed from an attack Of inflammation If
the bowels with which he hes been
suffering for several weeks.
IT, p. Martin brought III bancA of
grapes Thursday that weighed one
pound. The grapes were from his
vineyard four mics west Of here
Miss Emily Hoffman, aged four
years, gave birthday party Monday
to number Of her wee friends, and Of
course, all Of the little tots mad d jolly
time.
Oscar and Sllls Travis drove in sun
idly fiom THE Palouse rountfY, where
they had been running a hay haler.
siIas had been absent from Ratl3rum
for about three years.
] L. 4. Courier, an old time timber
man in this vicinity has beea III at
the hospital for two weeks. At this
writing he is improving. rapidly and
soon will be able to be cut again.
Hon. Chas. L. lIeitman returned
Thursday from Lewiston. where he had
been attending the October session Of
| the supreme court. lie is the attorney
in FIVE cases now pending before that
tribunal.
Miss Hattie Gross left Thursday
morning far Deiano, Minn. she is one
Of kootenai county's most successful
school teachers and wlrle here made
many warm friends who regret Ter
departure.
Miss Flora Tautenhan came up from
\ Spokane SATURDAY. for Il few days. visit
with her parents. and several OF he
young people gathered at the Tauten-
hahn home that evening to enjoy So
cial dance.
James Bngan, an Old time timber
maa in these parts, died al the county
hospital Tuesday ngat Of eonsamp-
tion. lie was buried ~ his friends
+ Thursday morning, the funeral taking
place from the Catholic church.
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eral small boys threw rocks against
the building. Their parents should
take them in band and administer the
punishment they deserve. rs i repeti-
tion Of the olIense is likely To get the
offenders into serious trouble.
Thomas Fitzsimmans. formerly \.
/ P. agent at this place, arrived here
"Wednesday To spend his vacation. lie
will improve the vacation harvesting
a crop of fruit on his ranch near town,
upon which he estimates there Is d
CROP Of about 50a boxes Of apples.
Rev. T. 4. Walker has returned
from a meeting Of the Washington
SYNOD ut Lewiston. Mr.. Walker has
been promoted from head clerk Of the
Spokane 9resbytery II that Of head
clerk of the Washington synod. which
embraces. Washington, Idaho and
Alaska.
\. Mcpherson Of Boise. state hogti-
cultural inspector, gave very inter
esting talk at the court house Tuesday
night to an audience composed largely