Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-07-19
The LOCAL GRIST

s,eye Workman made trip to Spoy
tape saturday night.
The painters have finished their
..0rk on the Pend d'Oreille hotel.
ar and Mrs. Annis of Spokane are
"a guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Wal
rad.
Rem solomon, the Spokane whole
.te liqu0r dealer, was in town Satur-
arday.
Alex Pauline of Kalispel, was here
.atnrday visiting with his sister. Miss
Margaret.
FOR SALE Some choice bits of
acre property in Law's addition. 1t
pays to buy now. If.
'rhe work train which has been here
about four months will remain here
only q week or ten days longer
B. f. Butler, of the firm of Butler
& Culver. of this place, returned
Ynursday night from d brief visit to
his family in Spokane.
G. ". NJ. Chant of the Chant
music house Of Spokane, was doing
business in Standpoint and other points
along the road tiltS week.
Mrs. Z. }. Stonestrect, who has been
aIite i'll for some time, is still con-
kDed to her home. Her many friends
Hope that she may soon be restored to
health.
Miss L.ottie Ferguson Of Spokane, a
sister OF tlle ever genial Mike" Fer
guson Of this place, is visiting in town.
While here she will remain the guest
Of Mrs. |. We'll.
Mrs. Larry Farrell expects to de
part in a few days for San Francisco.
where She will remain several weeks
visiting with her parents.
Mrs. Harry Baldwin, accompanied
| ~ her daughter Hattie, left for Port
land, Oregon. Saturday. They expect
o be absent two or three weeks visit
j ing with Mrs Baldwn's parents.
Fred kraus, representing the Jones
Candy company, and y. Brink, with
T. /. Gordon. poth Spokane travelling
|men, were here On business for their
respective houses during the week.
Mcssrs. We'll, Bradley and Hutchin-
son were Spokane and Rathdrum visi-
tors Thursday and Friday. The two
|Erst named gentlemen attended the
funeral Of j. G. Brady at Rathdrum
Friday.
Nr. Crcmbie from Atlantic. Iowa.
arrived here Saturday. This gentle
|man is an extensive lumberman and
H. here looking over the country. with
Ia view no doubt to future operations
| III his line in this section.
\. 3. jackson and T.. c. Ford. with
headquarters in Spokane, the former
travelling freight ard passenger agent
for the c. 3. * g., and the latter COM
|mercial agent for he c. u. & S. p,
we're here Oh business Saturday.
The logs for the Humbird Lumber
company are now all in the boom, and
the company's stearnar. Pend d'Oreille,
has benn taken out Of service for the
present. i is estimated that the
boom contains about 12,0oo 600 feet OF
logs.
;. G. Yoder. y. =. day operator eX-
|paets to leave for Portland, Seattle
land other coast points in Il day or so,
W enjoy a brief outing. Mr.. Yoder
has 3e-day leave Of absence. lis POI
Sitiou will be filled by \. Il. Mckinley
while away,
It is stated on good authority that
the Northern Pacific win shortly be-
lin the construction Of a freight de-
pct 1t this place. The business men
NJ Standpoint viii appreciate this inn
proyement, for which an urgent need
has long been felt.
Cuts and bruises are healed BY
Chamberlain's Pain Balm in about
aae-thirl the time any other treat
meat would require because Of its an
lseptic qualities which cause the
parts to heal without nlaturation.
Fer sale by T. Wenz, druggist.
FOR SALE-A stock Of merchan-
dise consisting Of staple and fancy