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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Sured--32 Years of
Awful Pile Agony.

set their hands and seals this nlnth day
OF December, A. d. 1870
o. o. Howard.
Commissioner Bureau of Refugees, Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands.
In presence Of
Richard Allen.
f. Dihhle.
Rev Sandy Parker.
William WaG,
Peter Noble
Allen remarked to n Post reporter YES.
terday; ~ wish to say that / highly an.
preciate your motive In bringing before
the public history that commenced thirty
three years ago, with the colored people
OF this county | am the only surviving
trustee, and ! hope to close up the business
iett me TO do ! and all Of the trustees
MP to their deaths. have been trying to
unload the Institute, for It has always
been since we have had charge Of 1t
reNatious and worrisome expense to us
The cause Of much expense on the property
was occasioned by many Of the colored peo-
PIE IN me early yenrs Of our liberty sup.
posing II was theirs and they could tear
with It.
The, property was bought by us for $3.50
November 20, 1865, and on December g.
1865, deed was made to the bureau Of
refugees, freedmen and abandoned lands
with q provision made by myself that on
the withdrawal Of the government bureau
from this state the said property was ia
be decided back to the said trustees nv
April, 1859 the bureau hid brick build
taught in it in the years Of $50 1s snp
1871 and 1879. All the expenses Of these
four years such as Improvement on the
property, was horne individually by the
lruSteeS' such MS fences, bitches plank
walks TO the school. hauling and hlIing M
ground hauling water for the children. etc.
IN 1913 the bureau decided the property
back to the trustees II being tho oniSS
property In Texas that was left TO the
colored PEOPLE; and was secured only by
my provision In the deed. Similar build
lngs nj Austin, Waco, Galveston and IRA
z zS We're sold to the Methodist Episcopal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
HOUSTON COTTON EXCHANGE

ADOPTS Resolutions Upon the Death of
President Mckinley.
AZ a called meeting of the hoard =, .,
a ve,J n ., the Houston Cotton Exchange
- u"' noara OF Trade held Saturday at 10 a.
~, Tue Following was adopted:
whereas Death has laid low the CHIEF
eneeutive OF these United States-a man
. VINO IN MS official position commanded III.
respect of citizens OF all classes; who "a
soldier was brave. and az a statesmsn
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Samuel r. Swain to james II. Ma
son, tract of land out OF the G. w.
Fletcher survey, other considera-
r. NJ. Chase to George f. Eberle.
lot >. block T. of the subdivision
OF blocks 3, G, and S, of ID.
Gregg's First addition ....,..,,,.. 1SOO
American Brewing Association TO NJ,
A. Baker one half Of lot IL, block
331 south side Buffalo I1ayou... 500
Commissioners Court.
The bids for the improvement Of the fol
lowing roads were awarded to the herein.
after named parties; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road. to w. L. Carter, IA cents per
cubic yard; Houston and Alvin road. 20
c, g. Patton. at IA cents; Jackson Hill,
TO w Il. Carter. at l2A cents; Allen and
Genoa, To Sudermnn DolsOn q Co., 13
cents, Lynchburg and Cedar Bayou. to w.
y Carter, at - cents; Houston and Choco-
late rodd, TO j l.. h s. l.. iIarrason, NJ
X cents; Poor Farm link road, to w. r..
The county attorney Is directed to pre-
pare contracts aud bonds for said work,
and the county judge is authorized 10 APP
prove said bonds
The contract for the renairs OF VIck's
bridge was awarded 10 c. Derrick for $415.
The court as a body made Inspection az
the gravel roads now under construction.
The paving OF county roads and OF streets
Il was found by the court that the paving
OF Clark street from Odin avenue 10 the
AtnScoceta public road and the paving -
-four blocks on Capitol avenue and the
paving OF Montgomery avenue from the
end Of the city pavement TO the paved
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SCHOOL HOSE

We have made special purchases
for the children this season. The
following three lines are the best
That money can buy for these
prices. Every pair, from the
cheapest to the best, are guaran-
teed fast black.
SEhildren,c Regular Made Extra Long
bblaGk hlnbed Hose. with double knees
heels and toes. well worth i5c IN
per PAIR at ''.,'............. LUG
BOYS Misses and Chlldren's Rlbbed
noSe' sizes O to 9la, In heavy, medium
knees, toes and heels, sold eS eve Rre
MS ! aoc leader special this YE
week. per pair. Observation-Disclosures. EUC
Boys, Misses and ChIldren,s Fine I'm
ported Cotton and Llsle Hose, extrn
ioug' double knees heels and toes sizes
. 70 o1a' no better to be had elsewhere
Tor less than 35c ~ - ~
P''A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1E
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Eleventh Civil Distriot co,,rt

Mrs. Lula Mcbride VS.. ]. A. Mcbride.
Judgment for divorce as prayed with re.
storation of maiden name Of Lula Bally.
City of Houston VS.. Il. A. Reichardt ct al.
dismissed ON motion OF plaintiG.
Irene Jones VS.. Daniel Jones; Judgment
Tor plaintiff for divorce.
Antonio Kuehner VS.. Peter Kuehner. or.
dered that the temporary Injunction here.
Lciofe made In this cause be modified so
iar as the, cash in bank is concerned and
tnaI DEFENDANT be permitted to give a cheek
or dratt for said amount to the lnteryenor
or as 1t may direct; defendant and plain
TN, however, are eniolned from using or
IN any other manner interfering with said
tundi plaintif Is ordered forthwith la tnrn
over the defendant his trunk ana wearing
apparel and defendant Is ordered TO FORTH
Win turn over TO plaintiff the KEYS I'm his
possession belonging to the premises here.
totore occupied by plalntif and defendant
as their homestead, defendant Is ordered
70 pay over 70 plantlff So per week each
week from this date to the date OF tho
termination of this suit as alimony. 10
of appeal ''N0
Elk parte VIII Lawrence defendant re.
mranded TO the custody OF the sheriff of
Harrs county, Texas TO be released upon
giving bond conditioned as required 10
await the action Of the grand Jury Of
Harris county.
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CALIFORNIAN SOCIAL.

Tleasant Evening ENJOYED py ocoFcn
Citizens of Houston.
Notwithstanding counter attractions there
was a goodly attendance at the social en-
tertalnment given a few nights ago by the
Caledonisn society In their hall on Texas
avenue President Chalmers, IN his open.
ing remarks, acquitted himself as hereto
fore In good style.
The opening song, within Mile O.
EdinborO.' by Miss Ida Buckingham. was
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Suits for District Courts.

7. H. Westbrook VS.. Galveston, Houston
and Northern Railway; damages.
The following tax suits were filed in the
name Of the city of Houston: Adelluo
Culoert' knights and Ladies' Of Tabor,
e Run Lddie Jones, Tom johnson. J. II
Mather and Mary HeaIy. - a.
j; n. Taub VS.. Il. Il. Ramsey: debt SEQ
anu interest and foreclosure on 47x60 feet
OF land out OF the Susan II Cox fractional
acre block, south side Buffalo bayou,
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O. H. p, RUpE.s;lllL!Is,s !

Are now located In room ,srItatf
Ing, aud they extend an y, III olAti
their old patrons, ana " "a Ia ",
Ing plans and speciflcauoSS,r hSf
ings. call on them as ts'Isarr
good plans and will take flrs
Ing them. Thanks foI p,Vs
again. Yours resDectfnI,l.,,s Sssl.ll > !.
Per o. II. P. R.
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A DAY In THE COURTS
THE COMMISSIONERS AWARDED
ROAD PAVING CONTRACTS.
P. n. Westbrook Sues the Galveston,
Houston and Northern Railroad for
$4,000 Damages.

The county comm ssloners awarded a
number Of road paving contracts yester-
gay and also took action in regard to paw.
ing certain parts of city streets where
necessary TO connect them with the paved
roads Of the county.
The commissioners adjourned to meet
again on the second Monday in October.
~
r. H. Westbrook VS.. Galveston, Hous-
ton and Northern Railway Company, is A
suit In the district court for damages in
the sum of $4,000 for injuries alleged
to have been received at the hands of
the defendant company Plaintlff alleges
that on October %, 1890. he was EN-.
building department and while ASSISTING
IN repairing a bridge was Injured by
JACK screw falling and striking him on
nently injurlng him pc AA'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
A RIBBON SPECIAL


50 pieces of Ribbon in 3t-inch
widths, consisting of double-face
Liberty Satin, and of Louisine
Taffeta, all pure silk and worth
soc yard. All colors. QEa
Special per yard ... EVG
Nezu Dress Trimmings.
We have just received our i'm
port order of new Dress Trim
mings and do not hesitate to say
that it is the largest and most COM
prehensive lot ever brought to
Houston; about 500 pieces. Posi-
lively everything that is new can
be found among them.
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was list dss1 stsae'i,., .iaI az.
notary and lodge sesh, az "a. or
J. ", Levs. 22ob heesss"
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Real Estate Transfers.

Julius w. Martens ct al to Samuel
+. Swain, tract OF land out OF the
g.. w. Fletcher survey; other con-
siderations and ..........,I...,..
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Marriage Licenses.

sued last week:
Brown.
George F.. Chase and Mrs. NJ. L. Bastlan
Jefferson Early and Pearl Jefferson
Nj. l.. Slade and Miss Lula Gill
l.. ii. Cecil and Miss Anna Nav Fisher
Robert McKeon and Miss Racheal Berch.
Ernest Alphonso Gray and Miss Manella
Cochran,
Moses Clark and Josephine Homes.
Joseph Mcknight and Josephine Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

a; T.. Lincoln VS.. Sadie Conan; plea
TO jurisdiction sustained; cause Dismissed
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Estate OF Isaac Cohen. deceased: admin.
istrator authorized to contract for the re
4Goyery, OF two notes against John Darst.
fee Of one-third for recoyerN ~.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

More new ones arrived last week;
among them are these that deserve
particular notice. Nothing like
them can be seen elsewhere at any
price excepting probably the home
spun.
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L dies and Misses Hats

These are great values, Just Y,
thing for street wear and for xhal
girls.
Ladies' and Misses Handsome Wi
Outing Hats, in rough straw, viz "
and red scarf, sold for Sl.cOi hMI
special at ...........'''''' '.''''' ~
Ladies' Rough Straw Outing h,lA 4
navy, red, brown and white, tnlssI
with band and rosette OF sott WI
sold Mt 75c and $1.25' special 2M|
at ,. ......i...,s wi
Misses and Children's Rough WI
Hats, in navy, brown and req
rosette and quill, sold for sl.W' lNI
special at ................' III
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Colored Dress Goods

Among our new arrivals here
are few medium priced and pop
ular weaves that can not be equalled
elsewhere at these figures.
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Per Q. II. P. 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

A few selections from ten case
lot of Linens just received. Lots
OF other values among them Just
as good as these.
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set their hands and seals this nlnth day
Of December, A. d. 1870
n n Harvard
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

tion agreements will ~ signed and the
findings o. the commission Will he
binding Unless revolutionary action
shall be taken ny either side II the
controversy.
In the event that it is impossible to
get the t":n sides H. the cont rov.rsv
To- afbitFat-. Il viii TX the dat. o. the
commissioners 10 investigate the
cause Of the disagreement. and IT, make
a report to the governor up0n the
tronhie. naming. il possible. the party
in error. TINS is done with the idea
of getting the causes Of Inc trouble
before the public in an official way.
Al the meeting In HALEY rules for
the procedure Of the board in all pos
sible contingencies were adopted and
blank forms for the use Of the COM
mission were prepared.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
Beard or Arbitration.

The state board of arbitration
which net for organization purposes
at HALEY a few days ago, organized by
the election Of E. II. Dewey of Nampa.
chairman. and Claude Duval Of
Nampa. secretary and stenographer.
SAYS the Lewiston Teller. The other
member of the board besides Mr.
Dewey is George a. ChllingsHorth of
HALEY. These two will sit as an ar
bitration board when called on. the
third member being the judge Of the
district i'll which the trouble arises.
Whenever the members of the board
are notified OF any trouble between
employer and employees, one or both
of them will go to the scene of the
trouble and en1eayor TO get the two
sides together If this is found TO be
impossible an endeavor will be made
TO get the two parties 70 agree to arOi-
trate. Ii they agree 10 this, arbitra-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
Travelling Library for Post Falls.

At the recent meeting of the travel
ing library commission a request for a
public library was presented from the
citizens of Post Falls. says the Boise
Statesman. The letter stated the
people of that section are prepared to
give the matter the necessary encour-
agement and support, and that one is
greatly needed. The commission made
no definite arrangements. but it is al
most certain that Miss kercheval of
Rathdrum will have charge of the
preliminary work.
At the same meeting Miss kerch-
eval was designated as the member TO
superintend the work Of installing Il
library at Wardner. She will probab-
ably go to that place and start the
work about the last of July. Later
in the summer President Mclean of
the university Of Idaho will also 20 to
Wardner and give all assistance posi-
BILE
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

stantial improvements have been
made since last season, and the plan;
IS now as nearly perfect as modern
machinery and skill can make II.
Notwithstanding that the weather
was none too inviting the erocers' pie
mic at Occur d'Alene "Wednesday was
signal success, at least so far as at
tendance could make 1t. The num-
Der OF visitors present vas estimated
at 1900. Occur d'Alene's reputation
as a popular resort for such cat herings
is becomming quite we'll established.
The knights Of Pythias, Rathbonc
Sisters. FOreSterS Of America. Royal
Nelghbors, Modern Woodmcn Of
the World and Maccabces are all going
to take part in the Fourth Of July pa
rade. Each order will fix up to sui;
itself and at its own expense, and the
committee has every assurance that
something new and novel viii be
forthcoming.
The weather here may not be all
that could be desired. bat few people
will fail to appreciate the fact that
we have no cause to feel alarmed at
the prospects Of such dire calamitics,
caused by flood and storm, which the
people Of other sections have met with
during the past two weeks. When
these things are considered one can not
appreciate too highly the climatic
conditions which exist in Idaho.
A sgame Of base ball between the
Rathdrum and Post Falls teams at
the latter place Sunday resulted in a
score Of - to Z in favor Of Rathdrum.
Those who witnessed the playing say
1t was far better game than the
score would indicate. 1t appears that
the Post Falls boys were badly out OF
practice and during the three first in
nings allowed the Rathdrum boys Il
| pile up score Of Is. There was some
good playing during the six last in
nings, which proved conclusiy ely that
the Post Falls team is made 10 OF
some very good material In view OF
this good game may be expected here
on the Fourth, when the Rathdrum
and Post Falls teams will again cross
| bats.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
A Good Cough Medicine.

II speaks we'll for Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy when druggists U.S. 1t
in their own families in preference To
any Other. II have sold Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for the past five
years with complete satisfaction 10
myself and To nay Customers says
Druggist j. Goldsmith. Van Etten,
y. Y. Il have always used il in my
own family both for ordinary coughs
and colds and for the cr0up following
la grippe and lind il very eficacious =
For sale By Or. Wenz. druggist. j.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
HIS LIFE SAVED


II am sure that Chamberlain
Collie and Diarri"ea Remedy IL one
time saved my !ife." says a. +. Laia-
iette OF Gregory Landing. Clark coun-
~, Missouri. Il was ~ such bad
shape that the doctors said could not
live. When was at the lowest eth
one ~ my neigiihors brought III bot
tie OF sliainoeridin's COLE. Cholera
and Dlar:ho"a Remedy ana took ii
and got instant relief. | sopn got TAP
and around. That was nine years ago
and am still IN good health. Since
then that medicine has always been
In my house and always will ha. IL II
The best ON earth.r For sale By +.
"caz, druggist. Jc
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
New Democratic Chairman.

From a Boise paper it is learned
that the genial chairman Of the dem
ocratic central committee. n /. Per-
ky. has resigned on account of his du-
ties as district Judge. The vacancy
fell to Mr.. Davis. of Sez Perez county.
When it comes to knowledge Of politi-
cal work and the detail OF organization
there are few men in Idaho who will
measure up to the high standard of
Pete Davis. He will serve until a sue
cessor is named. and it is the common
belief that he will be retained Lew
iSton Teller.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
To Survey Boundary Line.

w. L. Ransom has arrived in Bon
ners Ferry from Washington. d. g..
says the Herald. He is the govern
ment engineer who will make a resur-
vey of the international boundary
line. He will commence at Port Hill
and work west to OsoyOos lake. or
Okanogan. Ben Morrow will take the
party out as packer. He has a string
of 10 pack horses and is assisted By
Denny LaFreniere. The party will
be out until late in the fall.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
GEORGE wAsHINGToS's QUEUE.
1t Hid n Lnyuriant Sell Of Straight and !
Very Dark Hair.

The Father Of his country concealed
a i,iSisf.ant suit u hair beneath his
queue wig. Many BOW wish the old
fashion were in vogue TO conceal
Trimmed hair Or badness. Yet no one
need have thin hair nor be bald. II he
cure the GandrIf that causes both.
DandruG cannot be cured By securing
the scalp because il is a germ disease.
and the germ has to be killed. New
bros Herpicide kills the dandruF germ
no other hair preparation will
destroy the cause you remove the ef-
feet. There's no cure for dandrun
but to kill the germ.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

The state sold 1905, 600 per cent
bonds to Isaac Sheriff. Of Ponghkeep-
sic. \. y, the purchaser paying a
premium of So $50. These were au-
thoriZed by the last legislature To Sc
cure funds to pay for Improvements in
certain state Institutions to pay the
cost Of the Occur d'Alene riots and
Oses.-Lewiston Teller.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

M. Dowd. state land seIector, who
il now engaged in the selection Of
timber lands oil three townships near
Santa came down saturday 10 attend
to business matters in Coeur d'Alenc.
says the NJ. Marics Courier. Mr..
Dosd states that the state il not
quite through in the selection of is
lands In these townships but " III I'm
ISL inside ot tins week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

W. 5. Wheedon, cashier Of the First
National bank of Winterset. Iowa, in
a recent letter gives some experience
with carpenter in his employ, that
will be Of value 10 other machiniStS.
lie says. Il han a carpenter working
for me who was Obliged tn stop work
for several days on account of being
troubled with diarrhoea. | mem
toned 10 HIM that had been SINH
larry troubled and that Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
had cured me: lie bought bottle Of
il from the druggist here and in
formed me that one dose cured him
and he is again at his work" For sale
by f. Wenz. druggist. je
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
Church Directory

PREsHrrhRiAN CH;Rci Preaching s"rvir,.s
cyery alternate Sunday a. 100 an. aud
':3l .. ~. sabbath school every sunday u
II d. IL. MidReak service Wednesday ..se-
ninss at 20 p ii.
s.. \. WALKER Pastor
G trHoIIC CHt Hcr-scrsices ryrrs 3rtI sun
dag in the month al in-s' M.
REV. Thomas PURCELL
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

An Earnest Effort to te Made to Render
the Day interesting.

The following is the program which
will be carried out at the celebration
in Rathdrum Oh July 18th:
Parade forms on Main street at 10
a. III. sharp and starts for the grounds
headed by Driscoll's band OF Spokane.
assisted by Marshal of the Day G. ii.
Sheffield and aides.
Speakers in carriages.
Liberty car.
Floats and members representing
the several fraternal orders.
G.. a. Il. and Idaho National guards.
Calithumpians in full dress.
Citizens in carriages.
Program ut the Grounds 1T IL a. III.
Music by the oarR.
Singing by glee club.
Reading Declaration Of Independ
ence, 10y Joseph LAWN.
Music by the Oand.
Address by Hon. Chas. L. Hoffman.
Singing by glee club.
Address by Hon. Edwin McBee.
Music by the band.
Recitation by u. Mccall.
Singing by glee club.
Music by the band.
Adjournment until o'clock p. m.
Afternoon sports.
p. IN. Ease ball: Rathdrum VS..
Post Fails: prize $50.
30 p. IN. Free for dill horse race,
500 yards: s entrance fee: best two in
three heats: first money. SIS. second.
$500.
p. m.-Scrub race: IA mile dash:
all horses entering free for all race
barred: entrance fee. - cents: purse,
$500.
80 p. m. Slow race. II mile dash;
entrance fee, - cents: purse, 500
80 p. M Pigeon shoot: first event,
30 cents to enter; first money, 800;
second: $50.
8 p. m.-Pigeon shoot: second event;
entrance fee.s - cents: first money,
- -: second. sl.0o
Dancing viii commence at Hart 5
hall at } p. III. and continue until
p. m.
small sports at school Grounds.
5 p. m.-Egg race fer boys: purse, 81.
Egg race for girls: purse, 81.
Pie eating contest, free for all: first
money. 81: second 30 cts.
Catching creased pig: winner must
hold pig three minutes: entrance fee,
10 cts. prize. the pig.
Climbing creased pole; prize s.
Free for all foot race. loo yd,. en-.
trance fee, - cents: first money. 50
second a..
Boys foot race, under 10 years, lee
yds.: first money, 81: second, 80 cts.
Girls foot race. free for all. loo yds.
first money. 81: second, 81.
Fat mans race. weight not less thar
zoe pounds. % gds.: prize, -.
Sack race for boys under l5 years o.
aye, 20 yds.; prize, a..
Nheelbarrow race. loo yds.: tirsi
money, 81: second, one dollar
Three legged race, - yds: prize, 81
In the evening grand ball vii
take place al Hart's ball. The musit
will b. furnished by Prof. Driscolls
orchestra.
At 10 ?. m there will be a magnifi
cent predetermined display from th'
school grounds
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

cYRfNoA TEMPLE Ne & RATHhoNI
y sisters MEETS Thursday evening @
each wt-ek AT n NJ T. hall. kuss.ti block. Ms
RIB. cen Davis NJ. T.. =; Mrs. Della Hollis
ter. NJ of X. 4 -
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28
SOCIETY CARDS

PANHANDLE LODGE No. IL X OF p.
Needs Tuesday evening of earh
a.eA az X % r. halt Russell block- X. :.
Nctsrr.l. e. o., A. ". Post. h. Of k \ =
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

nATHDRUM TENT NJ. :. X. q T. VI
Meets Isl and Bird Fridays of each month
at *. of Z. nail. Russell hsuch- FRANK lrpn
Com. l.. : Nctrea. X h.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-06-28

MODERN WO1DMEN dF AMERICA
w kootsnai camp M. s,l1 Meets every 1t
aud 5rti saturday at fzch month - NusafEish
bali q u Sherwood. consul. b. y Aauor,
Clerk