Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-07
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...x Of Interest Compiled For the Ben
Eft Of busy eeddsfs.

a rect parade at ~ 4. III.
danes Hill and Faulconer were
,tane Monday and Tuesday.
yost of the Republican was in
this week attending the meeting
republican state committe.
or,ey Melee was in COedr d.
Wednesday on legal business
the land office i'm a contest case.
ceries. Send for new illustrated
list. 1t may save you money.
e-Paine Co, Spokane. Wash. p
Iyd Hill has been confined to his
he past number Of days. II is
that he has a gathering in his
70. the nine-year old daughter Of
and Mrs. r. c. Egbers, died at
Tuesday, June 4, and was buried
,orney Chas. l.. Hoffman was at
low on legal business before the
ed States district court in session
this week.
komas Turnbull of Cocolalla pre-
was in town Wednesday. He
been over to Occur d'Alene on
hrss before the l.. S. land Office.
Furnished hotel for sale at Athol
Further particulars apply to
JOHN M'TAVISH,
Athea, Idaho.
! he Misses LAWN went to Spokane
and will attend the contest in
Fution at GonZaga hall tonight in
/ Ii their brother Joseph is one of
competitors.
ks. Minnie 10y, a one-time resi-
of this place, but who is now
ling her home i'm Spokane. arrived
[wn Tuesday and will visit with
6ds here until Tomorrow.
10y 4 Martin, Of the Rathdrum
/ company, quote the following
rs: Dressed COWS, and ~: steers,
h 81: cows ON hoof, 81: steers, 81:
bon dressed, 9: live 81. it
new butcher shop was opened this
ming in the annex to the Wishard
el. The proprietors are two well
wn young men of Rathdrum, Will
4 Bell and Fred Bradbury, Jr. The
.ket will be under the supervision
he latter.
severe sprain will usually disable
injured person for three or four
ks. Many cases have occurred,
ever, in 1Each cure has been eff
ed in less than one week by apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For
by +. Wenz. druggist. je
J. w. Eyoy, of the Rathdrum meat
'ket, has taken into partnership an
crienced butcher. Mr.. j. Nj. Mar
of Spokane, and the business will
cafter be conducted under tie
4 name of Eyoy 4 Martin. Mr..
rtin is a married man and will
1e his family to Rathdrum next
*.
he school election held Monday to
t a trustee to succeed NJ. ID.
light. resulted in the election of r.
luarles. There were 81 votes cast,
-rlbuted as follows: T. l.. Quarles.
John CrenShaw. ): \. Cook. 8: f..
Taylor. s. On the proposition of
2 text books the vote stood: For.
against. II.
II. A. +. Duff has rented and will
n short order house in the build
which has been occupied by f. Il.
rsh and family. Mr.. Duff believes
II Rathdrum is in need of a restau-
/ where meals can be secured at all
lrs, and he intends to conduct a
't-elass place. Mr.. Marsh and fam
have moved into the Worden
Use under the hill.
hrs. {. l.. Bowman arrived from the
Il on Monday morning and on Tues
started on her return trip accom-.
1!ihg the remains of her deceased
spand. Mrs. Bowman said that her
llhgs of gratitude for the people
lathdrum. who had attended heI
saand during his brief Illness, were
sApfeSslhle, and that it was great
'soidtlon to carry home with
Tue thought that everything pos.
4e was done to preserve his life.
Ms W. ID. Reinhart. who has beer
y III Tor some time past. was re-
'Ned Ia the Deaconess' home in Spo
ne Monday morning, where il wa.
7dght She could receive better care
treatment. She was accompan.
ps her sister, Mrs. Taylor. of Wat.
.'lle' WASH, who will assist in car
Tor the patient. Word was re
yea by the family "Wednesday tina,
\ Remnants condition alread,
'Ns an Improvement, and great