Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-29

40 "oi 'iec VIII DC duiy appreciated
oy pelated pedestrians until such
'lme when It will be supplanted by
electricity: which it is TO be hoped
will not be long.
Jno. c. Callahan. county auditor
was in town Monday. Mr.. Callahan
was en- route to Bonners Ferry. but
owing to the delay in the Northern
Pacific train he was unable to make
connections with the Great Northern.
Nr. Callahan returned to Rathdrum
on the $50, p, M, train.
Smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars. IA
FOR SALE-Order for scholarship
In Northwestern Business college OF
Spokane. Apply at this Office.
From the Spokesman Review Of
Thursday it is learned that 4. klock-
mann, the we'll known managing
owner OF the Continental mines near
Port Hill, and Miss Frances Hewitt
or Spokane. were united in marriage
Thanksgiving afternoon at the home
OF J. X. Riorden in Spokane.
The Kootenai Consolidated Shinyle
Company's plant. located on tire
Great Northern. was destroyed hy fire
Wednesday night. The loss is about
s4oo with no Insurance The engine
and boiler are practically unharmcd.
The origin Of the fire could not DC
learned The mill will be immediate
II rebuilt
f. II. Warwick and Louis Martin.
composing the Yellowstone Project
inc Company. will give AN entertain.
men' at the Pythian hall here next
Friday evening The exhibition win
consist Of stereopoican views and
moving pictures with Illustrated lee
ture. af1 other attractive features.
Bills viii appear later.
Nessrs. B. $. Baker, H. c. Culver.
T. ii. McNann, Palmer, and Harry
NeShitt attended live bird and clay
pigeon shoot at Ennners Ferry
Tina nksgiving. The live bird contest
resulted in a score Of Ii to II in favor
OF Standpoint. while the clay pigeon
contest resulted in a score Of 81 to Il
in, favor OF Boomers Ferry, and the
Captains of the respective clubs agreed
upon a tie.
p. w. johnson has completed the
shed under which he will work ON the
new boat for the IIumbird company.
The timberS for the keel arrived this
week and Mr.. Johnson will commence
laying the same the first Of next
week. w. w. Baldwin Of Rathdrunl
was inspecting our thriving little city
Monday. Mr.. Baldwin is a brother n
our we'll known and genial proprietor
of the Palace hotel bar.
To remove Il troublesome corn or
bunion: First soak the corn or bunion
in warm water to soften it, and then
pare it down as closely rs pssSibl
without drawing the blood and APP
ply Chamberlain Pain E,sm twice
daily, rubbing vigorously for Ave min
utcs AZ each. application. \ corn
plaster should've worn for Il few days
to protect il irom the shoe. Asa gem
eral lftlamsMt for sprains, bruises,
lamenaSs and rheumatism, Pain Balm
is uneq,laled. For sale by c. Il. Foss,
druggist, II
THANKSGIVING was observed in the
customary manner by the people OF
Standpoint Thursday. The business
houses closed their doors at noon. ser
vices were held at the NJ. T. church
and the people generally gave up the
Afternoon to fcasting and thanksgiv-
ing. for Sanipointers have much To
feel thankful for this year En- the
evening the Young folks, and some
older ones. too. enjoyed ball III the
pythian hall given under the auspices
of Helmet lodge No. b. X. OF i, Is
usual. this event proved Successful So
cially. being well attended and duly
appreciated. Supper was served II
the Palace.
smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars. al
Thinks This Section is all Right.
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