Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-07-26

pocketboOE containing q small
amount OF morley and stamps, states
that he will pay a reward Of $50 for
the arrest and conviction of the guilty
party. He does not care particularly
for the money and stamps, but among
the letters taken were some which
Mr.. Wetmore priced very highly.
Many thousands have been restored
TO health and happiness by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. IF az
fiicted with anr throat or lung trouble
give 1T a trial for it is certain to prove
beneficial. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for Years have
yielded to this remedy and perfect
health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless, that the climate OF
famous health resorts failed TO benefit
have been permanently cured by it's
use. Bear in mind that every bottle
is warranted and IL it does not prove
beneficial the money will he refunded
to you. For sale by +. Wenz, drug
gist.
Attorney J. A. Steinlcin returned
Wednesday afternoon from a lying
trip to eastern Montana. where he
went upon receiving word that rich
strike was made Oh mining property
in which he owns One-fmrth inter-
est. He brought home with him some
rich samples of silvcr-lead ore, which
he will have assayed at an early date.
after which he has promised us more
detailed description Of the property.
He says the property is near Helena:
that considerabl bic development work
has been done on it, and that there is
fOur-foOt ledge OF the same quality
OF ore AS the samples he i, exhibiting.
The excursion to Idlewild on the
steamer Pend q 'Oteilie Sunday. nnder
the auspices of the local lodge,
|. O. o. f., was well patronized. about
l25 persons enjoying the pleasures OF
the trip. The weather was most
pleasant and all on board hugely en-
joyed the trip both going and return
ing. At Idlewild the eXcursionists
found Manager Webster well prepared
for the entertainment of visitors. and
the time spent at this picturesque re-
sort passed all too quickly for those
who can appreciate the beauties Of
nature in its rustic simplicity. In
view of lhe success Of this one, 1T is
safe to say that similar excursion, Will
be as well patronized.
One Of the most enjoyable paSiimcs
at this season for the voting folks OF
Standpoint, ard many Of the older
ones, too. is bathing in The lake. Tie
beach at this place is well adapted for
this pleasure and is beirg well patron
lied during these warm afternoons
In this connection We wish to call at
tention to the fact that some persons.
who are grossly lacking in refinement
and proper sense of icccncy. if Meth
ing more, have been in the habit of
takinga swim clad only in natures
garb. This might be alright in some
secluded spot, bat it will never do at
places whore others are in the habit
OF Bathing. These persons will please
take notice that in the future tlfcy
must supply themselves with SOME
thing more than an ''umbreilen while
in bathing if they do rot wish to reck-
on with the minions of the law.
According to reports Harry Muir
ply. the l0-year-old son of Mrs. Thos.
Murphy of this place, had very mar
roy escape from drowning Tuesday.
While in bathing with some com
panoss he ventured out too far, and
when assistance from one Of bis COM
panions reached him lie was just on
the spoint Of going, down the third
time. This should serve as warning
to parents whose children are too ven
turesome. The little ones need not
be deprived Of the pleasures 81 a swim
in the lake. but they should always be
accompanied by some older person cap
abb y Of rendering assistance in case of
Threatened danger. Unless more pre-
cautions are taken in this matter new
faces may appear i'm heaven some ID
these days. and fond parents may he
mourning the l,e, Of darling Child.
j. II. Brown. the well known CocoI-
lala timber man. vas here on personal
business Wednesday. He reported
that j. ". Holmes. "A .eaEster en-