Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-04
LOCAL NEWS FROM EATHDRUM
! A Record Of the Week. Dcircs at the
County Scat.

The county commissioners meet in
regular session Oct. II.
Edwin Melee was Il Spokane visi-
tor the first OF the week.
w. 4. Dutton and family have
moved into the ludlow house.
Fred Empey of Bonners Ferry was
business caller here Thursday.
II. Peiniger is about the same as
last week; no preceptible change.
II. L. Carlton Of Bonners Ferry was
doing business in town Thursday.
The new drug store is nearing COM
pletion and will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
There was social hop at Hart's
hall Saturday evening. All report
good time.
w. +. Whitaker Of Standpoint was
in town this morning Ell route to
Occur d'Alene.
Lawrence Nelson is back here on
visit. He has been down in the Big
Bend country.
The hall project is said to be sure
60, and work will soon be commenced
on the new editice.
Brazil Travis and son came back to
Rathdrum this morning after an alb
sence Of several years.
Hiss Helen Hart is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Q. b. Masterson, at
Medical Lake, WASH, this week.
&. Z. Evans came home from the
Hump country Sunday where he has
been doing some assessment work.
Rev. e. A. Walker is in Davenport,
Wash, this week attending the Spo-
kane Presbytery of which be is the
clerk.
d. Alexander and family moved into
town Tuesday for the winter and took
up their residence in the Pearson
house.
Mrs. J. f. Yost and son, Master
Leonard, are visiting with Mrs.
Yost's sister, Mrs. b. G. Wood, at
Medical Lake, WASH, this week.
Mrs. Maude Baker came back to
Rathdrum Monday after an absence of
about two years. Her husband, Oscar
Baker is expected here in few days.
E. NJ. Jacobs returned from Hope
Tuesday, where he was clerking in the
n. z. depot during the temporary alb
Sence of the regular clerk. Ed has
the assurance Of another situation in
the near future.
Ii. w. Morse arrived here Sunday
and on Monday left for Missoula,
Mont, accompanied by Mrs. Morse.
Henry Agner. Mrs. Morse's father.
left for Missoula the next day. Mr..
Morse sold his residence here TO J. w.
Handy.
The Woodmen Of the World will
have a grand jubilee and log rolling
during the holidays in Spokane. at
which time they expect to initiate
1901 candidates. f astern Washing
ton, eastern Oregon and northern
Idaho will join hands, and Spokane
proposes to make this the greatest
social event in the history of the city.
AMI. O. O. +. lodge was instituted
here last Friday night with 33 mem
bers. 23 Of whom were new candi-
Gates. Geo. c. Thomson. past grand
master for Idaho, was instituting Of
ticer and was assisted by Il members
of the Occur d'Alene lodge. \ most
ENJOYABLE time was had. \ fine ban.
) quet took place at the Hotel Wright
at midnight, at which 53 plates were
served. The name OF the new organ.
ization is Rathdrum lodge No -
|. O. o. f., and the following are the
newly elected officers: John w. Pet
ers, y. c.: John Sherman, V. g.; L.
A. Walker, secretary: W. A. Hart,
treasurer: J. c. Callahan, financial
secretary: Edgar Sheffield. chaplain
Oscar Sheffield. O. G.: j. w. Handy,
I. c.: A. Cook. ID. -. 6. NJ: {. II.
Jones. j. W. Handy. c. w. Dyer. trus-
tees: Z. J. Young. j. j. Dumas. rep.
reseniatives. The lodge starts OF
under the most favorable circum.
stances. There were eight more new