Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-08

Cleaned Prom cur Exchanges ana Other
Sources.
A new Catholic church is soon 70 lie
built at Priest River.

A new Catholic church is soon 70 lie
built at Priest River.
A new postoilice has besn estaa-
iisiied at Wrenco, on the Great
Northern, with J. W. Martin IS pses-
master.
Spokane stock buyers. who have a.
ready purchased five carloads of bert
cattle in the Koo;enoi valley, clai.aI
that IL Is the ines: beef they have
been able To secure this fall. Here is
an industry that offers golden opppr-
tunities to our farmers.
The next regular examination or
applicants for first, second and third
grades ard primary certificates vii
b. liali 4 tRathdrnm, Nov. II. - and
-. 1891. Gsss!ufas aill begin at . a.
clock a. m. Questions in state cor
s.itutlua viii he taken from article
Ill, and in school law from chapter
33.
Thirteen days have passed since IL
IT, 1ycar-old Louise Mccarthy dlsal
pared II -. Maries, but ~ trace h.s
yet been found Of the missing child.
The search for some trace nf the lls-
Tie one or lis body continues unabatec.
The anguish OF the grief-stricken par
ents can be better imagieed than des-
crbcd.
The report comes from good author
ity thai they have struck eight feet If
ore in the tunnel on the Blue joe
mine. une uf the famous Continental
group, says the Herald. The company
no~ has - men at work on the wagon
road witt, orders t. put on 80 NOR. IL
soon as they can get winter quarters
to accommodate that number OF mel.
The ST. Maties Courier reports
great activity in the logging camps Of
that section. The Coear d'Alene
Lumber'Company's camp on Emory
creek employs 80 men, kroetch Bros.
OF Harrison are employing 60 men and
are cutting and banking on the st.
Nafles river 6o, ,0o0 feet of timber dails.
and at the camp Of Clarence Cham
bers 70 men are employed. Beside,
this numerous smaller camps are IL
operation.
Some II the outside towns aFe, ac-
cOrding 10 reports, unduiy alarmed
al Ian al t.4u
the kootenai Herald. Tie regnla-
tions now in force Will stamp the dis
ease out. We believe the regulations
here IN town are more strict than al
any oth.r point In the county. aud NJ,
necessary expense is being spared IL
stop the spread. As an instance Or
the care taken here. we note that pa
tient taken dOHn in another town
after Our first patient here. was dis
charged IRON the pest house nearly
week ago and the pest huIsc burned.
" hiic those here are still In isolation
NJ. {. MeElroy and George Daniel.
two men who were engaged in cruis.
INK timber at the hcadwaters OF aI-
sen creek, had a narrow escape from
horrible death this week, says the Il
Mares Courier. While la the hear
~ thn timber country their CONF AS
b Il. III hrphen AMI was rendered lse-
less. Rain ard snow caused IN oYef-
cast sss and .ne neu found them
aelres IN tle pef.l)ns position " he-
Ing los ~ the woods and then cnt oa
from .eir camp where t5eir supplies
aud naNas were stored. For tlsge
dasS th mcg aandaied through IT,
wuads Ia FaiH ard snaa without tad
fhtgSaI.a,rd Ssfe hardship. bhtn.
by following creeks. they reached tho
9pE e9nnt,y "a the thlfd day ilIes
were IN aH exhausted condition.
.lEet reached lie open country arar
santa.
bred Barnard IF Port liili Was takeii
~ Spokane at } O'Clock this morning
In dying condition. He was shot
through. The hall entering the left
abdomen and coming out to the right
of the spina! column. Nr Barnard
according 10 Officer Rolf. says lie vas
walking along the track At Camden, 2
small station On the Great Northern
near the Idaho line. 4 shot rang cut
and bullet from supposed assassln
struck him down. He did not see the
person who fred the shot, nor did Is
know from which direction it canle.
liis Iartncr, 4 man named !4iberit.
was With him when the Great North
ern freight reached Camden. NJ.
Roberts led the man back 10 the e..
boose and told the conductor tiai
Barnard mad been shot and asked
that the, be taken To spokane. lar.
nard ni1n - Gid fn be a niuneer NJ