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


ket here
FOR SALE-Fifteen or twenty
mead of cattle: eight to ten milch
COWS, balance young cattle. Also sew
eral head of good horses, weighing
from eight to fifteen hundred. broken
| and unbroken. Write or apply to \
Sage, Athol, Idaho. Ranch six miles
southeast Of Athol.
Miss Ida Piatt, sister of the piatt
brothers, arrived here Monday from
Knapp, Wisconsin, and will make
Standpoint her future home. Miss
Platt was accompanied by Miss
Emma Brown, sister Of Joseph
Brown, who Will visit here about |
three weeks, when she will return to
her eastern home.
a. II. Finrow, merchant from
Porthill, was in town Saturday circu-
latlng petition for his appointment
to the office Of probate judge for this |
county. John G.. White Of Clark Fork
was here on a similar mission the first
of this week. We are sorry to learn
that both of these gentlemen have
since met with appointment.
The wife and daugter Of John Oar
row arrived in Standpoint Thursday
and will at once take up their home in
the residence lately erected by Mr..
barrow in the north end Of town.
Mr.. Dafrow is superintendent Of cor
struction on the new steel bridge be-
ing built across the Pend d'OTeill lake
by the n. i. railroad company and cx-
poets to make Standpoint his head
quarters until the bridge is completed
ia period Of about two years.
There is web defined rumor afoat
that the inimitable Or. Buchanan,
our dentist, contemplates 4 trip east
in the near future. Rumor further
says that the doctor While away will
forsake the lonely realms OF bachelor
dom and take up his habitation in the
elysian fields where roam tile be.ie-
diets. We sincerely hope, doctor.
that the pubica ion of this rumor
may neither embarrass you nor lessen
your chances locally in the natrinon-
ial line.
Harry Junken, a l2-year-old lad,
made up his mind Thursday to have
little fun With some gunpowder which
he found at his home. He secured a
small tin can, placed the powder in it
and then deliberately touched it off
with match. The result was a very
badly scorched face. but nothing more
serious, and DR.. Page was called to
dress the injured parts. Harry is now
doing nicely, but will hereafter be
more careful in handling articles Of an
explosive nature.
The official residence of \. p. Sta
tion Agent Coons has been undergo
ing quite extensive alterations the
past 10 days. Painters have given it
Il new dress inside and out, while
the carpenters removed pa tiiioa in
the Office apartment, atfogding larger
and more convenient room. Despite
the fact that the Inauguration 81
these much needed Improvements
! placed everything in a turmoil about
the depot, Bob managed to Qain-
tain his equilibrium and greeted the
patrons OF the office with sthe same
old smile"
Many thousands have been restored
to health and happiness by the use OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If af
/ fiicted with any throat or lung trouble
give it a trial for it is certain to prove
beneficial. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for years have
yielded to this remedy and perfect
i health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless, that tie climate Of
/ famous health resorts failed to benefit
have been permanently cured by its
4 use. Bear in mind that every bottle
! is warranted and if it does not prove
| beneficial the money will be refunded
to you. For sale by f. Wenz, drug
gist.
/ George e. Ellis, of Porthill, passed
through here Tuesday on his way
bone from Rathdrum, where he had
been on personal business. Ir. Ellis.
who was at one time county commits
sioner from the Third district, is noH
located on what he considers Il very
GOOD niere OF ground near p0rthill.