Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-09-06

layer was down from Hone several
Gays this week. While here he built
CHIMNEY at the Republican Office.
us card appears elsewhere i'm this is
sue. Mr.. johnson is first-class
workman.
Mrs. 5. J. McCunc and little daugh.
Ter came over from Newport last
week Tor visit with Mr.. McCtine.
WHO IS stopping here. and returned
Sunday. Mr.. McCune expects 70 h.
cate mere permanently and may en-
gage in business.
Hon. G. l.. Hoffman OF Rathdrl,m
was here Wednesday to meet I.t,i,
knaak Of Wrenco, by whom he has
been retained in law suit. Mr..
ileitifiail expects to start for Boise
line l'rst of next week on business be-
fore the state land board.
Lon workman has purchased from
James Brown the residence property
occupied by y. Il. Rickerd and family.
the consideration being $500. The
property will be vacated by Mr.. Rick
erd as soon as his own residence.
which is now building, is completed.
}. X. Ashley returned SATURDAY.
from the northern part Of the county.
where he had been assisting his broth
or, VIM. Ashley, Jr., at surveying.
Mr.. Ashley has decided To remain In
standpoint for the present at least.
iiia business card appears in another
column Of this issue.
5. d. Taylor, editor and proprietor
o! the kootena Herald at Bonners
Ferry, spent Wednesday afternoon
u Re in the interest III his newspaper.
This was Mr. Taylor's first visit To
Standpoint for nearly year and lie ex-
pressed great surprise at the progress
the town has been making during that
TIM.
Chamberiain's Pain Balm applied to
"A cut, bruise, burn. scald, or like in
jury, will instantly allay the pain and
will heal the parts in less time than
any other treatment, TnIe - the in
jury is very severe il will no; leave !;
scar. Pain Balm also cures rheuma-
| tisin, sprains, sweilings and iamcncss.
For sale by Chas X. t'oss. S
!. J. Brant Of Boomers Ferry passed
through here Sunday en- route to Hope.
thence to Blacktail. where he went to
| look at some mining property with a
view to purchasing same for another
party. He did not care to mention
the particular property involved in
ieal, nor the names of the party
whom he represents.
Ike Boyer OF Helena spent several
days in town the first Of this week.
Mr.. Bower is somewhat interested in
the progress OF Standpoint and ex-
pressed himself as we'll pleased with
the evidence Of groy tn which may be
>een on every hand Mr. Boyer owns
What is known as the Dishman ranch.
tdjoining the town on the west.
John O'Hogge of Bonners Ferry.
who is associated with Fred Their
lult in conducting the Pend d'Oreiile
meat market here. spent Tuesday in
town on business. He reports large
force of men at work on the +. V. re-
placing about eight miles Of steel on
he road with a heavier article. 9th
-rwise things about Bonners Ferry are
ather quiet just nov.
After two weeks outing on Pack
iver c. W. Clarke and son returned
20 their home at Spokane Saturday
vening. Mr.. Clarke was formerly a
asident of Post Fails in tits county,
i'd served one term, from January.
s92. TO January 1891. on the beard Of
nunty commissioners. He has made
IS home in Spokane for several years.
School will open Monday. September
The names of tie corps Of teach
have previously been given in
hese columns. I be time for opening
hool has this year been delayed one
teek all over the county. due To the
institute held at Occur d'Alene dur
- this week. which all teachers who
ave positions in this county are COM
elled to attend.
While out in the timber Il few days