Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-07-26


Spokane came up Sunday to visit Miss
Campbell, but that lady was not 1t
home, SO they spent the day with the
family Of Edwin McBee.
Sunday was the hottest day of the
season here, the thermometer hugging
the 100 mark pretty closely. Nearly
everyone went to some of the neigbor-
ing lakes and the town had deserted
appearance.
The probate Judge has appointed
Jno. c. Callahan administrators of the
estate of J. c. Brady, deceased, SUBJ
ject to the probating OF the will. He
placed c. e. Goudy in charge of the
Silver Blade as manager and editor.
George Dyer and family of Spokane
are. camping at Twin lakes. Sunday
they were visited by &. p. Dyer and
wife, Robt. Dyer and wife, James and
Charles Dyer and tamilies, and Mr..
and Mrs. d. +. Hollister, all of this
place.
Miss Florence Baxter OF Spokane is
visiting with Miss Dole Frear of
Hauser. On last Friday Miss Frear
came to town to assist in the Office Of
c. l.. Heitman and she was accom-
panied by Miss Baxter. Sunday Miss
es Frear, Baxter and Huey spent the
day at Twin lakes.
G. W. Nicolai returned Thursday
morning form Hope, where he has been
assisting in setting the engine and
boilers for the new saw mill at Ellis
port bay. He reports that the mill
will be OF nearly the same size and ca
pacity as the one located at Standpoint.
Paul Clagstone of Granite, who was
appointed by Governor Hunt as a des-
| egate to the International Mining con-
gresS, left Tuesday for Boise, accom-
panied by his mother. Mrs. Morrison
OF OF New York. Mr.. Clagstone and
his mother own the largest stock ranch
in Kootenai county, situated near
Granite.
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orders has been received at the post
master here to the effect that postal
money orders may hereafter be issued
at any money order office. in the Unit
ed States. drawn upon any money or
der Office in Canada and Cuba. and
vice versa. The fees to be charged
are the same as for domestic orders.
The new order went into effect July ! =.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Robinson and
family and Mrs. Howard and daught-
ers Of Spokane, who have been enjoy
ing an outing at G. L. Heitman's
pleasant summer home on Twin lakes
since Thursday OF last week. passed
| Though town Tuesday morning on
their way home. Mr.. Robinson is a
sOn-in-law Of s. l.. Smith Of this place
and is engaged in the retail grocery
business at Spokane.
Sunday afternoon the Coeur d 'Alene
ball team crossed bats with the Rath.
drum team on the home grounds.
A number of the local players were
absent, but after considerable rust.
| ling full nine was got together.
The game was closely contested. and
but for few costly errors by the sec.
Ond baseman and number of bad
plays by the entire nine, the home
team should have won the game.
However, it was one OF the best games
played here this season, and was re-
markable for the absence OF any
wrangling or rag chewing. The score
stood 8 To II i'm favor OF Coeur d'Alene
John f. White Of Clark Fork and
Edwin McBee of Rathdrum, each had
a petition out for the appointment as
probate judge to fill the vacancy caus
ed by the death Of J. c. Brady. The
petitions were presented to the board
Of county commissioners. who ignored
both and appointed J. T.. Quarles OF
Lane. Later the county attorney ad
vised them that they could not appoint
except by petition. and as Quarles had
presented no petition his appointment,
was revoked and McBee was appointed
White can not understand how IL hap
pened. because he claims his petition
had the most names upon 1t. but tht
list did not include those Of the court
house ring.
The Best Remedy for stomach and Bowe
Troubles.
L. u. .-s.. <2s