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

Attorney c. l.. Heitman will leave
Saturday for Spokane from which
place he will start Sunday morning
for Boise on business before the state
land board, and incidentally to attend
the international mining congress
which convenes in that city ON the
23rd.
In a quiet manner. at their home in
this city, Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Travis
celebrated their 5lth wedding ami
yersary. The aged couple are enjoy
ing excellent health and the invited
guests who were present on this occa-
sion wished them many returns of the
anniversary.
}. Nj. Cook has moved into town to
reside permanently, having purchased
the y. l.. Barrett property, which he
and Instantly will occupy. Mr.. Bar
rett has purchased a prairie ranch and
viii move onto it is soon as dwelling
can be erected.
-'iir. - ouotdtC -uliitI, Glu Cullufptl,
came from Frederickson's place on
Twin lakes the first OF this week, and
after visiting couple of days with
her sister, Miss Lizzie Ersch. moved
to the old Ersch farm on the upper
lake, where she expects to spend the
balance CT the summer.
Thursday morning Recorder j. c.
Callahan received by registered mail
90 mining location notices and three
ounces OF gold dust to pay for record
ing the same. The package was sent
by Tyson Bros, OF Santa, and the To-
cations had all been made in the
Santa district. The dust was Santa
district Placer gold worth $20.41 per
ounce. That was certainly good
way to advertise the mining district.
Wednesday a warrant was issued out
Of the justice court by Judge Marsh
charging Henry Wilhelmbusse, the
assassin Of J. g. Brady, with the crime
of murder The warrant was served on
Wilhelmbusse at his cell in the county
jail. lie never spoke a word, nor was
there perceptible change in his eX-
preston during the reading Of the
warrant by the sheriff. The prelimi-
nary hearing will be held about Satur-
day.
Henry Jewell aged about 40 years.
died at the county hospital Monday
from cancer. lie was buried by the
county authorities Wednesday. De-
ceased was never married and had no
relatives living near here. Before be-
ing taken 10 the hospital he resided
near IIauser, where he was one Of the
old settlers engaged getting out cord
wood. lie contracted the disease from
which be died several years ago from
Tire excessive use Of to5acco.
Panhandle lodge No. l3 X. Of p.
and the Rathbone Sisters, held joint
installation at The X. OF p. hell Tues
day evening. The following officers
were installed: Robt. $. Me( rea, c.
c: y. Cook. Y. G: w. II. Cleland, VI.
Of W; J. S. Woolery, prelate: \. W.
Post X. of r. and s: d. Il. Dandy, NJ.
OF r. and +. Wenz, VI. of C. Syringa
temple installed as follows: Mrs. ID.
Z. Dandy, =. G: Mrs. Mary Cleland,
NJ f. G: Mrs. G.. II. Sheffield, Senior:
Mrs. 7. L. Quarles, manager: Mrs.
j. G. Callahan, Junior; MIS-. L. +.
Peters. protector, and Mrs. l.. Cham
bard, @. g. After the installation the
ladies served a dainty luncheon con-
sisting Of cake, ice cream, strawber-
ries and lemonade. \ very nice social
time is reported.
The remains Of j. c. Brady were
brought up from Spokane On Wednes-
Gay mornings No. ,, and were met
at the depot by members Of the For
esters Of America. Woodmen of the
with banners draped in mourning.
Deceased WIS q member Of each OF
these organizations. The remains
were taken TO IL. OF =. hall where they
lay in state until Friday at loa. m.
The funeral took place from the Cath
olic church. Father Purcell con-
Quoting the services. The funeral
was very largely attended many Of
the murdered mans friends from dis
tant parts OF the county being present.
The pail bearers. selected by the de-
ceased himself. were NJ. ID. Wright,