Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-16
THE LOCAL GRIST

q D. Gillett made business trip to
Snokane yesterday.
I. We'll spent several days this week
IN the Pack river section.
Mrs. Annie Chamhard returned
Wednesday from brief visit to Hope.
y. +. Butler went to Spokane Tues
day where he will visit with his family
for a few days.
". II. Cook has gone to work in the
Kootenai Lumber company's shingle
mill as night sawyer.
VIM. Martin of Priest River was in
town Thursday extending the glad
HAND to his numerous friends.
VIM. AholtZ returned from Hope
Monday. having completed painting
contract he had in our neighboring
town.
John A. Steinlein and Steve Work
man made a trip to Mr.. Steinlein's
Timber claim in the vicinity Of Bottle
bay Tuesday.
". L. Kinnear, prominent mer-
chant of Bonners Ferry, passed
through here Saturday on his way
Ih0me from Rathdrum.
Mrs. Is. II. Woodbridge of Spokane
arrived here last Saturday and will re-
main here week or ten days longer,
Visiting with her sister-in-la", Mrs.
C. D. Gillett.
VIM. Benton ratified off his running
horse. formerly owned by Al Hotter.
Hast Saturday night. The animal is
now the property of VIM. Moore, Il
timberman hereabouts.
George Call who has been in the
employ of Lindsay Bros. at Harrison.
returned to Standpoint Saturday and
will take charge of the Hunlbird Lum-
Der company's shingle mill.
s. G. Yoder, the n. P. day operator
mt this place, returned Wednesday
from Portland, Seattle and other coast
points, where he has been enjoying an
outing for about two weeks.
Dennis Thornton and Pacific Bra
zee, two timber cruisers who have
been operating in this part of kOo.
tenai county for the past two months.
left for their homes in Chippewa
falls, Wisconsin, Tuesday.
1t is reported about town that Mike
Quigley, who was formerly engaged at
blacksmthing here, has been missing
Since Saturday. No one appears to
Know what became of him. but it is
generally surmised that he merely
took ''Frencl"
Peter Irvine arrived in town Mon
dly end is looking around for loca-
lion. lie left the east some time age
tind since then he has been at various
points in Washington and British Co
lmbia, but so far has not found q lo-
k ltion that suted him.
\ fishing party composed of II. {.
Gllyer, Fred Theriault and French
Stewart of this place, and l.. Il. las
XII, \. p. agent at Ritzyille, Wash.
retlrled Saturday from trip to The
head waters of Pack river. They re
portsd an enjoyable outing, attended,
with good success at angling.
Misses Helen and Ethel Ashley
laughter and sister respectively of j
X. Ashley of Spokane, came dowr
from Mr.. Ashley's ranch on Pacl
River Thursday where they arc spend
ling their summer vacation, and Will re
main here until tomorrow the guess
lot Miss Jessie Murray, when they re
Iturn 10 Pack River.
J. r. Law of Spokane was in tow
several days this week for the purpos,
of having some more lots surveyed OF
his addition. He also had opened
what will be known as Euclid avenue
leading from Pine street to the river
Mr.. Law Informed us that he disposes
of several choice resident lots within ;
few hours after the survey was com
pleted
Wednesday was tie warmest da.
SO far experienced in Standpoint TIL
summer. Old Sol riled tie temper o
the thermometer to such a degree
hat % was the minimum point regis
tered by several thermometers abou