Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
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rhos. Clifford OF Hauser was tran.
ncting businessdn town yesterday.
Walter Larson OF the City bakery
made business trip to Occur d'Alene
Tuesday.
JG. Nagel Of Clark Fork, was tran
.,cting business before the county
board on Monday.
". II. Cable and John Peters OF
c,a.e Line were in town Wednesday
and Thursday.
re. Mcfarland, the Lewiston at
,ornev, was in town on legal business
the first Of the week.
I r. Beeler, a prominent business
man of Boomers Ferry, is reported
auto i'll with pneumonia.
About threc-fourth, more or less, of
the people in this immediate vicinity
are suffering with la grippe,
James f. Mitchell has left for Co.
eolal.a. where he has been stationed
nv the Northern Pacific company.
Mrs. r. Jones, who has been visiting
,eatiycs here for the past'two weeks,
returned to her home in Seattle on
Monday.
D. @. Merritt, one Of Seneacguo-
venx substantial citizens, was tram
sacting personal business in Rathdrum
on Tuesday.
Dora Purcell, the niece of Rev.
Father Purcell, has been retained by
Auditor Callahan as one of the clerk S
In the auditors office.
Mrs. NJ. d. Wright of Spokane, who
has been very i'll for some time, is re-
ported to have slightly improved the
last two or three days.
sINH. Johnson is now in the employ
the Rathdrum Mercantile company
bnce Henry Reiniger went into the
SCISSORS Office as deputy.
Rev. E. A. Walker is still holding
evlyal services in the Presbyterian
(hurch with good success. A number
n conversions have already been
bade.
Attorney c. L. Hoffman left for
> Wallace last night, where he has Il
( lumber of cases which he goes to look
liter in the district court now in ses-
: ion there.
/ A report from Boomers Ferry states
bat measles are prevalent in the town
! BID there is talk OF closing the public
(hools to retard the spreading OF the
sease.
Miss Estella Fitzsimmons was I'M
, Die to occupy her accustomed place
the school room Wednesday and
thursday owing to an attack Of la
ippe.
!. J. II. Roach and wife OF Occur d.
d lene were Rathdrum visitors Mon
y. Mr.. Roach is secretary and
easurer OF the Idaho Mercantile
bmpany OF Coenr d'Alene.
N ]. f. Maglein, of the Rathdrnm
y eat company, has retired from the
~ I'm and will leave for California in a
y W days. The business will be con-
y nued by A. w. Evoy.
~ Frank o. Hill who was confined to
y. IS home several days last week by an
u tack Of la grippe, is again able to be
bound. Frank says he was very
Ok man for four or five days.
El IA ]. Bredwald Of Santa was a Rath-
~ um visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Bred
y. I'D is a prominent citizen Of the ST.
Tn aries district and one Of the leading
y. nblicans in his neighborhood.
: Mss Helen Hart is visiting with
n, n land Mrs. A. n. Tucker of Post
Z llk Before returning home Miss
% elem will go to Spokane and visit a
u days with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon IL.
W. mp of that city.
Miss Louie Walker is now prepared
~ give Instructions upon both the
u ano and organ. She already has a
the ss OF six which is making good prog
N AS a teacher Of music Miss
alker is highly recommended b,
r. OF. Teichert of Spokane.
,rs Mrs. Gustaye Miller accompanied by
.,s two children, left last Saturday
,pr Wallace, Idaho, where they vii
noe permanently, Mr.. Miller beins
On ployed at mining near that place
Is Misses Eresch and their brother
~, Ia eph, also departed for Wallace
ait turday.
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NJ ihe first case before Justice of III
tiS ace Marsh was tried Monday, ii be